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Yorkshire Visitors Guide
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- Home
- Getting There
Travel to Yorkshire is easy whether you live in Europe, Asia or The Americas.
Coming by air, sea or by road or rail, you have a wide variety of options to choose from ....
- Getting Around
However you get here, get here! When you do, getting around Yorkshire is likely
to be a mixture of urban and rural experiences...
- Where To Stay
Where to stay? Well, what’s your idea of the perfect accommodation for your holiday?
- Yorkshire History
Yorkshire history is long, turbulent and utterly fascinating.
The Romans and Vikings in York played their part in forging the Yorkshire we know today ...
- City of York
Visitors from all over the world come to the City of York and are engulfed
by history whichever way they turn. York Minster is awe-inspiring ....
- Kirkstall Abbey
Visit Kirkstall Abbey near Leeds in Yorkshire and enjoy the peace
and tranquility of its beautiful parkland setting ....
- Saltaire
The tiny village of Saltaire is a little bit of Italy
transplanted into the industrial north of England ...
- Aire Valley Walk
This gentle, Aire Valley Canal Walk from Saltaire to the
world famous Bingley Five Rise Locks will leave you feeling
calm and relaxed. Enjoy delightful wooded countryside and open views ...
- Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden
From the austere, simple desires of a twelfth-century splinter group of Benedictine monks
rose Fountains Abbey - a Cistercian abbey destined to become one of the richest in Europe ....
- Yorkshire Coast
Seaside holiday resorts and tiny fishing harbours, coastal footpaths
and bird sanctuaries are enticing features of the Yorkshire Coast ...
- Bridlington
Bridlington on the Yorkshire coast is a traditional seaside
holiday resort with many fun attractions for young and old.
Bridlington is a great place to enjoy a family holiday ...
- Filey
In Filey you'll discover a totally relaxing hideaway ideal for family holiday fun ...
- Scarborough
Scarborough on the Yorkshire Coast is the original seaside
resort. With golden, sandy beaches, theatres and restaurants
it is still a popular place for family holidays or vacations ...
- Whitby
The delightful seaside resort of Whitby has everything to make
your visit enjoyable and memorable. Choose to imerse yourself
in its history, wander narrow, cobblestoned streets lined with ...
- Staithes
Staithes nestles precariously around its harbour.
Hidden in a corner of the bay and sheltering from the wild North Sea ...
- The Pennines
The hills and moors of the Yorkshire Pennines rise in the West above
picturesque valleys carved into the landscape by rivers that once powered
the mills of the Industrial Revolution ...
- Colne Valley
The picturesque Colne Valley rises in the Yorkshire Pennines
and cradles the villages of Marsden, Slaithwaite, Linthwaite and Milnsbridge ...
- Colne Valley Walk
You'll enjoy this easy Colne Valley Walk along the
Huddersfield Narrow Canal towpath through the Colne Valley ...
- Haworth
The old homes and shops of Haworth are solidly built of
local stone. Tall and very skinny, clinging as they do to the
steep valley side, overlooking the River Worth ...
- Walks in Yorkshire
Walks in Yorkshire tells you about the different kinds of walks that you'll find.
Long distance footpaths, circular walks and short stroll between pubs ...
- Canal Walks
There are many canal walks in Yorkshire. This must be the best way
to see and be part of the delightful countryside ...
- Colne Valley Walk
You'll enjoy this easy Colne Valley Walk along the
Huddersfield Narrow Canal towpath through the Colne Valley ...
- Aire Valley Walk
This gentle, Aire Valley Canal Walk from Saltaire to the
world famous Bingley Five Rise Locks will leave you feeling
calm and relaxed. Enjoy delightful wooded countryside and open views ...
- Yorkshire Dales
The Yorkshire Dales National Park is a fascinating blend of wild,
bleak moorland, tranquil valleys and cosy, welcoming villages stamped
with the traditional hospitality of the dales folk ...
- Skipton
Skipton - famously known as "The Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales".
Why are so many thousands of visitors drawn to the cobblestones
and castle walls of this ancient market town? ...
- Malham
Malham is a Yorkshire Dales village nestling in the folds
of a massive limestone ampitheatre ...
- Ribblehead
In a bleak, wide open natural landscape, the 24 arches of
the Ribblehead Viaduct are a stark testament to the hundreds of men ...
- Settle
Settle is a thriving Dales market town with scenery that
looks like something out of the movies. Gateway to the Three Peaks ...
- Kettlewell
There are many well marked paths in and around Kettlewell
that you can explore on foot or on a bike. Many of them are
located right next to the river ...
- Aysgarth
Aysgarth is a very small, delightful village located between
Leyburn and Hawes in Wensleydale. Aysgarth Falls features in many movies ...
- Clapham
Clapham village nestles in tiny Clapdale in the shadow of
Ingleborough - one of the Three Peaks. Today this Yorkshire
Dales village is a sleepy backwater ...
- Grassington
The popular Wharfedale village of Grassington has quaint,
cobblestoned streets and nature trails. Crowning an outcrop
of limestone, the village overlooks a majestic curve of the River Wharfe ...
- North York Moors
North York Moors - Between the rugged Yorkshire coast and the tranquil
Vale of York you'll discover a fascinating land of bleak moors and
colourful villages, friendly folk and ancient trails ...
- Grosmont
Deep in the heart of the North York Moors National Park,
Grosmont is once again thrust into the limelight by the
popular presence of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway ...
- Castle Howard
Located just south of the North York Moors National Park,
Castle Howard is an awe-inspiring tourist attraction. Built
in 1693 for Charles Howard - replacing the castle that had burnt to the ground ...
- Towns and Cities
In Yorkshire towns and cities you'll find a colourful, multi-cultural
mish-mash of races, creeds and religions from all over the world ...
- City of York
Visitors from all over the world come to the City of York
and are engulfed by history whichever way they turn.
York Minster is awe-inspiring ...
- Leeds
Today's Leeds is a thriving, cosmopolitan Yorkshire city ...
- Pickering
One of the delightful Yorkshire towns, Pickering is a
picturesque and busy market town on the southern fringes of the North York Moors.
A marvellous central base from which to discover ...
- Knaresborough
I can predict that a visit to Knaresborough will be very satisfying.
Perched high atop a sheer cliff on the edge of a precipitous ravine this
town looks down on Mother Shipton's cave. Famous for her many uncanny predictions ...
- Yorkshire Folk
Yorkshire folk, the famous people of Yorkshire are renowned and loved
worldwide. Explorers, literary giants, thespians, sportsmen and women, even politicians ...
- James Herriot
Despite being born in Scotland, James Herriot is one of the
most famous of Yorkshire people, thanks to the
wonderful books he wrote about his life here ...
- Stately Homes
Yorkshire is truly blessed with Stately Homes. With inimitable style
and boundless confidence your average landed gentry of years-gone-by
built his ancestral home in grand style ...
- Castle Howard
Located just south of the North York Moors National Park,
Castle Howard is an awe-inspiring tourist attraction.
Built in 1693 for Charles Howard - replacing the castle
that had burnt to the ground ...
- Harewood House
Harewood House was built between 1759 and 1772 by Edwin
Lascalles, the first Earl of Harewood. The house is
centrepiece to 4,000 acres of fertile Yorkshire countryside ...
- Yorkshire in the News
There's always something making Yorkshire news. Check out here for the latest. Contribute your news items here ....
- Books About Yorkshire
Many books about Yorkshire have been written. Here are my reviews of just a few ...
- My Yorkshire
My Yorkshire is the place for readers stories. Why not submit an
article and share your story about Yorkshire ...
- Search For It
Can't find what you're looking for? Use this page to search for it!
- Yorkshire Blog
The Yorkshire Visitors Guide Blog keeps you up-to-date with all
additions and changes to the yorkshire-visitors-guide.com Web site. Subscribe here ...
- Stay in Touch
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Make sure you stay in touch with the best guide for visitors to Yorkshire ...
- Site Map
Use this site map page to find your way around the Yorkshire Visitors Guide.
The sitemap lays out the pages of the website, showing you where they are
in relation to the navigation links on the left of each page. I hope it helps! ...
- About Me
Hello - I'm the guy behind the scenes here at Yorkshire Visitors Guide ... ...
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