North Yorkshire
Attractions in North Yorkshire
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Castle completed in 1399, offering groups tours, falconry experiences & a tearoom serving lunch.
Almost intact medieval castle with a dungeon, kitchen and bedchamber.
Great place to visit. Small and compact site. There are lots of steps both to the outlook point and ...
Richmond Falls are a series of waterfalls along the River Swale, they are situated at grid reference ...
It's a very beautiful large set of ruins with a very interesting past that it explained through ...
The history of this site spans centuries. The English Heritage exhibition on the site is interesting, ...
A museum of captain cook, lots to see, lots to learn, plenty of places to walk, toilets, cafe, a ...
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The seaside towns
Photo: Phil Fiddyment, CC BY
North Yorkshire’s coast is home to a handful of beautiful and picturesque seaside towns and villages, clinging to the rock edge and scattered down the coastline, these charming places are well worth visiting.
Whitby is famous for inspiring Bram Stocker’s Dracula, this bustling seaside town has bags of charm and personality, from the hectic harbor to the peaceful beaches, you will find endless amounts of medieval history and intriguing delights. If you want to taste the best fish and chips in England, you may need to book yourself a visit.
Bridlington is nicknamed the ‘Lobster capital of Europe’. With two sandy beaches running down the coastline, and a bustling harbor set in between, visit the gorgeous promenades, venture into the old town or experience the amusements and fun-fair. It is possible to book speedboat rides and pleasure cruises, for those wishing to explore the ocean and add a touch of adventure to your seaside trip.
Staithes village clings to the hillside, drenched in unique charm, this little place represents a destination that should not be missed! Staithes is a cherished location for exploring Yorkshire’s cliff top trails and discovering the joys of rock pooling and fossil hunting. Small but bursting with beauty and life, it is clear why so many people choose to visit this hillside gem.
North York Moors
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The north York moors is a wonderland of beauty and tranquility. Comprising of 1400 miles of land, this stunning area is home to a whole host of natural delight including heather moorland, pine forest and rolling hills. Surely, one of Britain’s most extraordinary places, you will find endless opportunity to stroll, hike, clamber or bike across this stunning national park.
Dotted around the North York Moors, you will find small villages that are well worth exploring. Usually equipped with that all-important café or rest stop, these beautiful places are usually connected by trails, walkways and paths. Helmsley, Pickering and Kirkbymoorside to name just a few. Use these pitstops as a base for planning your walking or biking, and spend the day venturing through countryside, greeted by a warm cup of tea or coffee when you arrive.
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