York Minster – the largest Gothic Cathedral in England
No visit to York would be complete with a trip to the Minster, it is a stunning place to visit.
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Boscastle, North Coast – Guide and Photos
Boscastle is definitely one of Cornwall’s most scenic villages. The buildings around the harbour rise inland to the village which boasts some very attractive and old white-washed cottages, a Museum of Witchcraft, a National Trust Shop, and a Visitor Centre.
Read MoreWhitby, Yorkshire Coast
Whitby is very photogenic and has a dramatic coastline, long stretches of sandy beach and a quaint harbour.
Read MoreFountains Abbey and Studley Royal – with picture galleries
The extensive sandstone ruins of Fountains Abbey are located in the wooded valley of the River Skell. On the same 800 acre site is the Georgian water garden of Studley Royal complete with statues, follies and amazing views.
Read MoreSimon Howe Stone Circle – Prehistoric Barrow & Stone Circle
The stone circle and other features sit in a prominent position on top of Simon Howe Rigg. This is actually the highest point on the ridge running from Wilden Moor in the south to Goathland in the north.
Read MoreStaithes – secret treasure of the Yorkshire Coast – guide and photos
The quaint coastal hamlet of Staithes near Whitby has a small harbour and is full of character. Traditional fishing cobbles still work out of the harbour setting crab and lobster pots. The village is full of charm and seems lost in time.
Read MoreThe Seal Colony at Ravenscar
Ravenscar is home to a large colony of seals, which you can visit. The seal colony is at the foot of the cliffs, directly underneath the Raven Hall Hotel.
Read MoreMuseum Gardens, Yorkshire Museum and St Mary’s Abbey, York
The Museum Gardens are five minutes walk from the Minster in the centre of York. The Gardens are named after the Yorkshire Museum which is built on the remains of St Mary’s Abbey.
Read MoreTreasurers House, York – Gardens, Roman Roads and Ghosts
Treasurer’s House at the back of York Minster is a peaceful place compared to the busy Minster nearby. The gardens are quiet, very well maintained and arranged around a central lawned area.
Read MoreA walk around the old streets of York
This easy circular walk around the city centre takes you to some of York’s hidden places. On the way, you’ll see some of York’s most popular places from a different angle as well as explore some of the old streets and “Snickelways”.
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