This charming little town nestled in a Welsh valley is almost frozen in time - with a 157-year-old railway line and old buildings - but it's loved by tourists.
Connected by waterways, such as River Dee, Llangollen, in Denbighshire, Wales, boasts multiple listed buildings, not least the railway platform and bridge.
It's a historic town, believed to be named after St Collen who is said to have established a church on the banks of the Dee in the sixth century.
