York
is said to be the most captivating city in England and
of which no other city is rich in history, charm and
steep variance as York. Its walled city has seen more
than 2000 years of history. All this with the tea-shops,
busy shopping streets, vibrant bars and cafes as well
as award winning make the perfect holiday destination.
York has more than 30 museums,
tours and galleries all in this close city centre. In
this city there is something for everyone. The high
points are the largest Gothic cathedral in Northern
Europe, Minster, the National Railway Museum, and Castle
Museum with its Victorian and Edwardian streets, new
Jorvik which takes you through time and York Dungeon.
Anyone who loves to shop York
offers the opportunity to shop in the independent boutiques
and discover the curios and antiques and the traditional
shops.
On exploring the city discover Stonegate and Swinegate
where you will be able to find hidden treasures. The
Shambles which is steeped in history with buildings
that lean so far forward they almost meet. If you like
your designer labels go to McArthurGlen Designer Outlet
only a short trip from the city.
Entertainment in York is varied
and may include a cruise along the delightful River
Ouse, you can visit the theatre or spend the evening
in the City Screen cinema. If you are interested in
ghosts or are feeling brave then why not take one of
the popular ghost tours around what is said to be the
most haunted city in Europe.
The calendar of events gives the
city dimension and includes the Jorvik Viking Festival
in February, annual Festival of Food and Drink in September
and the St Nicholas Christmas Festival in November and
December.
