Yorkshire’s reputation precedes itself, drawing in visitors from every corner of the world - let alone the UK.
Villages and towns each with their own unique architectural, social and historical characteristics, with some even famed for their appearances in beloved TV shows.
Now, whilst there is an abundance of picturesque places to choose from, we asked regular readers of the Yorkshire Evening Post to name the spots dearest and most memorable to them.
So here are eight of Yorkshire’s postcard towns and villages, as chosen by you!
1. Grassington, North Yorkshire
The town is most renowned as the beloved fictional setting of Darrowby in Channel 5's 'All Creatures Great and Small.' | National World
2. Sandsend, North Yorkshire
Situated on the Cleveland Heritage Path, the seaside spot is a popular spot for local anglers. Great negroni at Mary's Sandwich Shop, might I add. | National World Resell
3. Horsforth, West Yorkshire
The town was named as one of top eight places to live in the North of England by the Sunday Times last year. | National World RESELL
4. Holmfirth, West Yorkshire
Holmfirth's charm rose to acclaim in the hit BBC comedy series 'Last of the Summer Wine,' which was filmed in the Pennines village from 1973-2010. | National World Resell
5. Ripley, North Yorkshire
Dubbed 'Yorkshire's Premier Village,' Ripley's architecture and preserved heritage gives it a unique allure. | National World Resell
6. Thornton-le-Dale, North Yorkshire
The familiarity of the village stems from its 17th-century thatched cottage and postcard resemblance. | User (UGC)