Things to do in York

by Sheila Richardson

York is one of Britain’s few remaining walled cities and once you enter these walls, you won't want to leave. York is a magical city of medieval roads, timbered buildings and soaring church towers. Many visitors are so enchanted that they choose to become permanent residents. In no particular order, here are our suggestions for things to do in and attractions in York:

Clifford’s Tower

York Minster

Yorkshire’s most famous building, York Minster is one of the largest and finest cathedrals in the United Kingdom. This truly stunning building is one of the most visited attractions in Northern England. There is free entry to the cathedral although you are invited to make a small donation. For further details call 01904 557216 or go to www.yorkminster.org

York Dungeons

The National Railway Museum

The National Railway Museum is a wonderful celebration of trains and railways with terrific exhibits such as The Rocket to admire. A real treat for kids and adults alike. The museum opens from 10am to 6pm, and admission is completely free. For further details telephone 01904 621261 or click on www.nrm.org.uk

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