Harrogate has been named among the UK's best staycation destinations for 2024.
The study, conducted by Which?, surveyed 4,000 members about their experiences when visiting UK cities and towns in the past two years.
Each location has then been rated out of five stars on a range of criteria, including accommodation, food and drink, cultural sights and tourist attractions.
The study also looks at ease of getting around, lack of crowds and value for money.
And Harrogate has been ranked at number seven in the 'medium cities' category.
Harrogate received four stars for its food and drink and accommodation offering, but just three for cultural sights and value for money.

Other notable Yorkshire destinations included were York and Leeds, who ranked number two and thirteen respectively in the 'Big Cities' category.
Liverpool came out on top.
Rory Boland, Editor of Which? Travel, said:
"Whether you're after vibrant nightlife, world-class museums or a first-rate dining experience, our survey shows that the UK has a wealth of fantastic cities just waiting to be explored.
"Liverpool stood out among the UK's large cities for its fantastic cultural scene and buzzing atmosphere, beating London and the UK's other capital cities to take first place.
"For those seeking a more laid-back destination, Somerset is the place to be, with both Bath and Wells scoring highly, and each offering a wealth of historical and cultural sights."

Popular Brick trail at Harlow Carr extended until end of September
Nominations open for St Wilfrid’s Stars awards in Ripon
Work to begin on new entrance at Harrogate District Hospital
New padel courts open at North Yorkshire farm
Bettys Harlow Carr to temporarily close for refurbishment
Yorktoberfest returns to York Racecourse this October
Harrogate hair salon celebrates 15 years
Warning issued to parents after children enter abandoned Harrogate hotel
Harrogate businesses log 57 town-centre incidents in eight weeks
Ripon footfall rises following summer of city events
Racegoers invited to take part in Ripon Races Onesie Derby
Popular Harrogate café to host early-morning coffee rave
Councillor calls for answers over Knaresborough EE coverage
Harrogate ticketless parking rollout scheduled for autumn
Town defender Cathal Heffernan joins Cambridge United
Ripon farmer shortlisted for prestigious national award
Festival crowds expected to make Leeds station busier than ever
Free Harrogate run club grows beyond 100 members
Harrogate theatre company to stage Legally Blonde musical
Harrogate MP launches 'save our high streets' campaign


