Recent data that has confirmed which in the UK is the most walkable. Experts from the used information from Rightmove to look into things such as the number of and average hours of sunshine. Amongst their findings, they were able to uncover which place is in the UK is the ultimate place to enjoy a nice stroll.

The experts gave 20 towns and cities a walkability score out of 100 and the winning one managed to bag an impressive 100, gaining it the title of the nation's seaside town.

, home to over 277,000 people has been crowned as the country's most walkable city. The Sussex resort that boasts its iconic Brighton Palace Pier, and bustling North Laine shopping district, has the perfect layout for locals to travel and visitors explore by foot.

It is full of pedestrian-friendly streets, lined with independant cafes, and features an incredible arts scene, making it perfect for those who like to wander, and would like to embrace all that it has.

"What is not to like about walking along the Pier, the hustle, bustle and the sound of visitors just enjoying themselves, kids will love it and it also takes their parents back in time to when they were youngsters at the seaside," one person wrote on TripAdvisor.

Speaking about North Laine, another person said: "This is my favourite place to walk around when I'm in Brighton, as there are so many quirky wee shops and cafés to see."

Bournemouth came close behind with a score of 97 out of 100. The southern town boasts easy access to plenty of , town centre shops, and beautiful cliffside views, all within a short walk.

Eastbourne, Ramsgate, and Swansea all came joint third, with only a point less than Bournemouth. All three towns make lovely spots for wanders to tour.

Eastbourne famed for its wide promenades and Victorian archiecture is the perfect spot for walks along the seafront and a hike up to Beachy Head.

Ramsgate offers a blend of coastal charm and historic character, with its Royal Harbour Marina, and "compact" town centre that is best explored on foot. Whilst in Swansea the waterfront stretching from the marina to the beach sit close to museums, markets, and restaurants all worth visiting.