The magnificent York Minster is the largest Medieval church in the United Kingdom and was built between 1220 and 1472.
This imposing Gothic cathedral attracts thousands of visitors from around the globe every year, making it one of York's must-see attractions.
This imposing Gothic cathedral attracts thousands of visitors from around the globe every year, making it one of York's must-see attractions.
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Celebrating over 20 years as one of York's premier places of interest, the Jorvik Viking Centre plays host to a steady stream of visitors all year round. Experience the sights, sounds and smells of the Viking way of life at the Jorvik Viking Centre. Click on picture to enter website.
The beautiful city of York is open for business all year round with its many attractions, retail outlets and fantastic range of bars, cafes and restaurants.
Discover York’s historic past with a visit to the famous Jorvik Viking Centre or transport yourself back to Victorian times inside the Castle Museum.
Delve into York’s ‘darker side’ with a trip to the York Dungeon or participate in one of the spooky Ghost Walks that operate within the city.
Spirits of another kind can be found in the many pubs, bars and restaurants in York, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to eating out as York boasts many fine restaurants that cater for all tastes. Fine cuisine from around the world, Indian, Italian, Chinese or traditional English food, the choice is yours.
If the weather is fine take a leisurely cruise on the River Ouse and don’t forget York is the home of the National Railway Museum.
Just enjoy yourself!
Discover York’s historic past with a visit to the famous Jorvik Viking Centre or transport yourself back to Victorian times inside the Castle Museum.
Delve into York’s ‘darker side’ with a trip to the York Dungeon or participate in one of the spooky Ghost Walks that operate within the city.
Spirits of another kind can be found in the many pubs, bars and restaurants in York, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to eating out as York boasts many fine restaurants that cater for all tastes. Fine cuisine from around the world, Indian, Italian, Chinese or traditional English food, the choice is yours.
If the weather is fine take a leisurely cruise on the River Ouse and don’t forget York is the home of the National Railway Museum.
Just enjoy yourself!
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Built on the site of two former wooden structures commissioned by William The Conqueror in the 11th Century, the stone keep that is Clifford's Tower (named after Roger de Clifford who was hanged there in 1322) is another popular landmark in York's historical past.
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Steam trains on the
North Yorkshire Moors Railway
North Yorkshire Moors Railway
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