British Towns and Cities by Clue

The worlds first professional football league was founded in this city

Home to a famous University

Prince Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte lived in exile between 1838 and 1839

St Lawrence Church in the town center is home to the oldest ring of five church bells in the world

holds the title of Britain's oldest recorded town

is home to the world-famous Warner Bros. Studio Tour London, where the iconic Harry Potter film series was produced

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One nicknamed Ironopolis due its booming steel and iron industry

Home to the first University in Wales

Charles Darwin was born in this town

Has a space center

Northernmost city in Britain

Famous for its unique grid-road system and abundance of green spaces

Widely recognized as Britains first coastal resort town

Where the Titanic set off from

Smallest city in the Uk

In January 1915, the town was the target of the first aerial bombardment by a German Zeppelin in World War 1

Widely seen as the religious capital of Ireland

Biggest city on the Gower Peninsula

29% of its residents are aged under 20

Famously home to one of only 4 copies of the Magna Carta in the world

is famously one of the only places in the UK that is not serviced by BT; its iconic, independent telephone boxes are painted cream instead of the traditional red.

was widely celebrated as the weaving capital of the world

Nicknamed Little Scotland

Twinned with Dresden following the devastating destruction both cities endured during World War II

Second largest town in Nottinghamshire

has a 300-year history of confectionery manufacturing. Iconic treats like the KitKat, Aero, and Terry's Chocolate Orange all have roots in the city

Home to the worlds longest Pleasure pier

Ireland's only remaining completely intact walled city

It is the original port from which the Mayflower set sail for the New World in 1620