A town in north Norfolk has been named one of the top places to visit in England this Christmas.
New research has revealed that searches for 'best market towns in England' have seen a 50pc increase recently, with Holt seeing the third-highest rise.
A spokesman for holidaycottages.co.uk, which carried out the research, said: "Holt, with its small-town charm and historic character, creates an enchanting Christmas atmosphere perfect for a cosy, intimate getaway.
"With plenty of Christmas walks and scenic paths, such as the Holt Country Park trail, guests can explore the town’s picturesque landscapes of woods and heath.
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"Holt’s quaint setting, combined with seasonal events like the Thursford Christmas Spectacular and classic dining spots, makes it a must-visit festive destination."
Bakewell in the Peak District was ranked as the top festive market town in the country.
Other market towns that made the top five were Stow-on-the-Wold, Keswick and Bishop Auckland.
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