There are so many famous cities in the UK, so if you like art, have a literary temperament, and love shops and coffee, then these eight cities will definitely suit you.

Glasgow

Glasgow has four universities and three colleges focusing on art. Unlike cities like London, Glasgow is a typical Scottish city. Its unique temperament and culture give Glasgow its special vitality.

Why is this place suitable for art students?

Let’s just pick a street. Parnie Street alone is home to galleries, exhibitions, vintage boutiques and tattoo parlors. Every one of them is filled with rich artistic atmosphere.

Brighton

Brighton is also often called "London by the Sea". But from this name we know that Brighton is not only a city full of artists, but also a seaside city. If you ask a Brit what Brighton reminds you of, it might be summer picnics, street performances, independent boutiques, or events like retro game nights, art exhibitions and poetry evenings.

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Laines is a place that will inspire your interest in graffiti art. It’s packed with shops and cafes, and although the festivals are free, the food and performances that come with them will make you want to open your wallet. At various festivals each year, you might go see a Victorian ghost street performer, followed by a comedy show in a speakeasy. The hardest part of this life is picking out where you most want to go and not going bankrupt.

Manchester

Manchester may be an old city, but it is not old. Manchester City is buzzing with youthful energy and artists regularly perform live.

The Northern Quarter is a place full of cafes, galleries and various shops.

After all, Manchester is also known as the "Creative Capital of the North", and it will always be a treasure trove for art students.

Cardiff

Cardiff has it all. This is the home of the BBC in Wales, where Doctor Who is produced. As a creative city, Cardiff also attracts a large number of artists.

Friends here can have the opportunity to go to bars, attend concerts, take classes here and listen to lectures that cannot be heard elsewhere.

When we come to the St. Mary Street Mall, you will see many antique shops here, and people wearing spring colors will also flock to other independent bars and scattered throughout the City < /p>

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Liverpool

Liverpool is the famous home of the Beatles. It was named the "European Capital of Culture" in 2008. Liverpool is vibrant, friendly and full of personal things.

If you study here, you'll always find home recording studios, galleries, independent boutiques and plenty of pubs lining the streets.

London

London, the capital of the United Kingdom, is also home to world-famous art galleries, Abbey Road and Brick Lane. Here, retro is a trend and fashion is an attitude. You can also get the best bagels.

Here, there are bars hidden in subway stations, celebrities secretly hold various parties, and when the umbrellas are folded, movies will start playing in the park.

Although its cost of living and education are relatively high, London really has everything you need. Because it is so convenient, many students are willing to endure the high fees rather than leave London.

Newcastle

Newcastle not only has a rich nightlife, but also has a lot of activities during the day.

You can go shopping on High Street for a day, or you can go to High Bridge to see the most charming architectural design. At the same time, the BALTIC

Centre’s contemporary art is definitely a must-see for every art student. The Hilton's Butterfly Cabinet is also a must-have. Not only does it have a delicious brunch, but it also has live blues performances in the evening.

Bristol

Did you know? Bristol is one of the warmest cities in the UK. There are a large number of Banksy's works scattered in the city of Bristol along the River Avon. Street art is also often seen on the streets.

Stokes

Croft is one of the most creative places in Bristol. There are many new shops popping up there every month. The small cafes are perfect for studying, and there are also many bars suitable for having a drink. Every time there is a holiday, many restaurants and bars will launch new flavors at the right time. In the Watershed, which is filled with music performances and comedy, you can always see the rare British sunshine.

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