1 - Glasgow
Scotland’s largest city’s name translates to ‘Green Hollow.’
2 - Muck
Scotland’s strangest place name translates to 'Island of pigs.’
3 - Perth
This pretty Scottish town’s name translates to ‘Place by a dense group of bushes.’
4 - Lisburn
Lisburn in Northern Ireland’s name translates to ‘The burning town of the gamblers’ shallow river.’
5 – Newry
The Northern Ireland town’s name translates to ‘The Yew Tree.’
6 – Coleraine
This coastal gem in Northern Ireland’s name translates to ‘Nook of the ferns.’
7 – Pity Me
This village near Durham’s sad name translates to 'A place considered desolate.’
8 – Durham
Quiet aptly, this northern place’s name translates to ‘City on the hill.’
9 – Bishop Auckland
This town’s intriguing name translates to ‘Rock on the cleansing river.’
10 – Leeds
This famous West Yorkshire city’s name translates to ‘People living by the strongly flowing river.’
11 – Wakefield
This West Yorkshire town’s name translates to ‘Open land where festivals take place.’
12 – Follifoot
This North Yorkshire village’s mystifying name translates to ‘Place of the horse-fighting.’
13 – Manchester
Famous Manchester’s name translates to ‘The Roman town of a breast-like hill.’
14 – Liverpool
Legendary Liverpool’s name translates to 'Pool with muddy water.’
15 – Crewe
This Cheshire town’s name translates to 'A fish-trap.’
16 – Birmingham
England’s second largest city’s name translates to 'The head of a beer homestead.’
17 – Nottingham
Hilariously, this East Midland city’s name translates to ‘Homestead of the family of a man called Snot.’
18 – Worcester
This wonderful city’s name translates to ‘Place of the winding river tribe.’
19 – Cardiff
The Welsh capital’s name translates to 'Fort on the dark river.’
20 – Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch
This Anglesey village has one of the longest places names in the world, and it translates to ‘Church of St Mary in the pool of white hazels fairly near the rapid whirlpools by the Church of St Tysillo at the red place.’
21 – Bangor
This North Wales town’s name translates to ‘Wattled Fence.’
22 – London
England’s capital city’s name translates to ‘Beside the river that cannot be waded.’
23 – Croydon
This Surrey towns name translates to ‘Valley where wild saffron grows.’
24 – Oxford
One of England’s pinnacles of academia, its name translates to ‘The shallow river for cattle.’
25 – Bristol
This southwestern city’s name translates to ‘Assembly place by the bridge.’
26 – Bath
This ancient historical city’s name translates to ‘Where the Roman baths are.’
27 – Truro
The Cornish capital’s name translates to ‘Place of great water turbulence.’