Hang around for 5 minutes if arr/dep here and appreciate the architecture of the main building.
You really are spoilt for choice in The Shambles - did you know it was voted Britain's Most Picturesque Street 2010 by Google Street View? Have Fun!
For the best views over York, climb the Minster Tower. Costs a few pounds - and you need to be in shape for the climb - but well worth it.
By standing in Millennium Square, you're joining the likes of Nelson Mandela, the Kaiser Chiefs and er, Meat Loaf in visiting Leeds' flagship Millennium project.http://www.yorkshire.com
This museum will keep kids interested for hours. You'll find it on Millennium Square. The kids will love Rory's Saturday Club that is free. Read more.
Amazing live music venue - check out The Garage on Saturday Nights for some total rock n roll!
Great little museum that used to be a wollen mill. Still as all the old machinery that still runs and works.
Visit the church where the Brontes were buried--the church is free and so is the wifi signal just after you exit.
Ilkley is a nice little town with some nice places, check out Farsyde as the best restaurant and Bar'tat as the best pub.
Beautiful collection in a great building, with plenty of friendly helpful staff.
This place is so lovely when the sun is out, stroll around the wonderful countryside and see the amazing monumental sculptures!
Amazing free museum, make sure you take the trip underground - great experience.
Sheffield has everything you need, for the best Indian food: Aagrahs, Japanese: Sakushi, Steaks: The Grill, Vietnamese: Poh'68, Real Ale: Sheffield Tap
The Winter Gardens are right next to millennium Galleries, so have a look in there while you’re around.
Love music? Love the Leadmill. Everything from big names like The Wombats and The Levellers, but great to spot some unsigned talent as well.
The fire pavilion is a must do to see the kids faces! To cool down afterwards check out the giant steel wave houses in the water pavillion.
Guided birdwatching walks, increase your identification skills, see more wildlife. See the link for More Info Read more.
Guided birdwatching walks, increase your identification skills, see more wildlife. Read more.
Guided birdwatching walks, increase your identification skills, see more wildlife. See the link for More Info Read more.
Aysgarth Falls and the stepping stones were used as the location for the famous fight between Kevin Costner's Robin Hood and his friend Little John in Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves
A true Yorkshire gem! Check out the North Yorkshire Moors Railway as its steam engines power their way through some of the UK's most magnificent countryside. A special treat for the kids at Xmas when
Go on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. You can pick it up at Pickering and travel to Whitby. Stopping at a number of small stations on the way.
Fantastic spot to take some pictures of this English Heritage site. Check out The Work of God and Man exhibition to get a real taste of what life was like for the Monks
Expensive hotels.Lots of tearooom -Nice things cafe best . Friday marketday.good butchers meat from Leckonbys.Aunty Annes bakery near castle very good steak pies and Cinnamon Twist near church
A nice way to spend a couple of hours - as well as the ruins of the castle, there's a small museum, a visitor centre and gift shop, plus lovely views across the surrounding countryside.
If you've climbed just the steps to get here, you've just climbed 199 steps! Bram Stoker (Whiby Abbey was the inspiration behind Dracula) would be proud!
With a centre span of 1,410 metres and a total length of 2,220m, the Humber Bridge was the longest single-span suspension bridge in the world for 16 years. Currently 6th longest and very impressive!
