Hull
Exciting, eclectic and entertaining. Over the last few years, Hull has transformed itself into a real gem in Yorkshire's crown with the perfect mix of museums, shopping and nightlife.
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Bridlington
Elegant Bridlington, with its peaceful promenades, sandy beaches and historic harbour offers a bright and breezy day out. The historic old town is filled with quaint shops, restaurants and cafés
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Beverley
Voted one of the best places to live in the UK, Beverley is also one of Yorkshire's best kept secrets. Renowned for its exquisite 13th Century Minster, home to a lively market, a thriving music scene, and excellent flat racing...
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Withernsea
Boasting a small sand and pebble beach and the atmospheric Spurn Peninsula a short distance away, Withernsea is a great base for a short holiday on the Yorkshire coast.
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Hornsea
With its peaceful Blue Flag beach, quaint promenade, towering, Victorian Bettison Folly and verdant nature reserve, Hornsea is a quintessentially British seaside resort.
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Market Weighton
Once the location of Britain's largest sheep market, the quaint rural town of Market Weighton now boasts a farmer's market, picturesque duck pond and pretty red tile roofed cottages.
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Driffield
The heartbeat of the Wolds, Driffield, is also its cultural 'capital' and an ideal place to take a break from city life. Spend an unhurried afternoon exploring All Saint's Church and nearby Burton Agnes Hall.
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The Wolds
The Yorkshire Wolds, with glorious, gently undulating hills and picture postcard villages with landscaped gardens and ponds aplenty, this pretty stretch of Yorkshire countryside is not to be missed.
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Goole
Known as the "port in green fields", because of its inland location, Goole is a sleepy working port with a rich maritime heritage. Once a hub for the region's coal industry, the new Goole is now a haven for shoppers, artists and wildlife lovers.
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Snaith and Cowick
Tucked in the south west corner of East Yorkshire, close to the M62, is the ancient market town of Snaith & Cowick. Dominated by its Priory Church, built on Anglo Saxon foundations, Snaith was granted a royal charter to hold markets and fairs in 1223AD.
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Pocklington
With an array of shops, places to visit and stay and lovely eateries, and all surrounded by glorious countryside, Pocklington really packs it's punch when it comes to being a tourism destination in Yorkshire. Ideal for a short break, Pocklington is also a fantastic base if you are planning a longer stay due to its easy access to both York and also the beautiful Yorkshire coast.
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Beverley Art Gallery
Beverley Art Gallery holds the largest collection of works by celebrated local artist, Frederick Elwell. The Gallery runs a temporary...
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Beverley Friary
A 600-year-old Dominican friary with medieval and Tudor wall paintings. The friary is not just a place to visit, it is also a place...
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Beverley Minster
One of Britain's finest examples of medieval gothic architecture. Features 68, 16th-century misericords, saxon sanctuary chair, Percy...
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Beverley Racecourse
A great day out for everyone at Beverley Races. Theme days, attractions and entertainment during the season. A firm favorite when visiting...
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Beverley Maze
This year's theme is 'Clownin' about on the farm' so our maize maze is in the shape of a juggling clown! Come and explore the maze,...
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Danes Dyke Beach
This unique sea and cliff environment is protected as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and its seabird colonies mark it as a Special...
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Arctic Corsair
Re-live the backbreaking and dangerous work that took place thousands of miles from home just to put fresh fish on the nations tables.
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Fort Paull
Set in over 10 acres on the banks of the Humber, behind these ancient mighty walls lay hideen the secrets of old Fort Paull. Cannons,...
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Maritime Museum
Whaling, fishing and trawling exhibits. Local history - the evolution of trawling and Hull's docklands. Various temporary exhibitions.
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Wilberforce House
Slavery exhibits, period rooms and furniture, Hull silver, costume, Wilberforce and abolition. Small specialist exhibitions, 'living...
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Hands On History Museum
Hull's oldest secular building c1583, used as a grammar school and merchants hall. Restored 1985-88. The story of Hull and its people....
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The Deep
The Deep is Hulls £53million Millennium Commission Lottery Project. Full with over 3500 fish and more than 40 sharks, it tells the...
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Burton Constable Hall
**Christmas Offer: 2 for 1 entry from 20th November to 5th December 2010, 12:30 until 17:00 (closed on Fridays. Click the link below...
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Hull Truck Theatre
**Christmas Offer: 2 tickets for £20 on Mondays and Tuesdays for The Christmas Office Party only (subject to availability). Please...
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Spurn Lightship
Built in 1927, the 'Spurn' served for almost 50 years as a navigational aid in the treacherous River Humber.
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Spurn Point
East Yorkshire's only National Nature Reserve, this dynamic location owned by Yorkshire`s Wildlife Trust provides feeding for thousands...
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Museums Quarter
Hulls unique Museums Quarter - consisting of Wilberforce House, the Hull and East Riding Museum, Streetlife and the Arctic Corsair...
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Pickering Park
Pickering Park is located to the west of the city approximately 3 miles outside of the city centre. The park offers a range of facilities...
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Pacific Exchange
Used as a trading exchange in Hull's prosperous grain and seed trades at the start of the 20th century, its frontage on High Street...
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Blaydes House
Built c1740, Blaydes House is the former home of the Blaydes family and the world famous HMS Bounty and is a fine example of a wealthy...
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Queen's Gardens
Queen's Gardens is a sequence of gardens in the centre of Kingston upon Hull, England. They are set out within a 9.75-acre (39,457...
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Hedon Museum
The ancient town of Hedon, founded in the 12th-century as the first port on the Humber. Its superb parish church of St Augustine, 'King...
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Hull Marina
Hull Marina's excellent location in the heart of city provides the perfect choice for a permanent berth or visitors. It's just a short...
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Victoria Dock
Victoria Dock boasts an ideal location, with fantastic views across the River Humber, just a stone's throw away from the vibrant and...
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Hull History Centre
The new History Centre will provide a safe home for all Hull's archives and local studies resources and a place where this written...
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Freedom Quarter
Streetlife Museum in Freedom Quarter will play host to young musicians from The Warren as well as an exhibition of work by young artists,...
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Bridlington South Beach
The extensive sandy beach overlooks Bridlington Bay, bordered to the north by the stunning Flamborough headland, while to the south...
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Burton Agnes Hall
Magnificent Elizabethan house filled with treasures collected over four centuries. Award winning gardens offering something for everyone.
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Bayle Museum
Situated in Bridlington's historic Old Town near the Priory Church. The Monastic Gatehouse with a history of over 800 years has displays...
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Sewerby Hall and Gardens
Sewerby Hall and Gardens, two miles north of Bridlington, has something for all the family. Attractions include, award-winning gardens,...
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Dane's Dyke
Located on the south side of the dramatic Flamborough Headland, the beach at Danes Dyke is an impressive 1km stretch of sand, striking...
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RNLI Lifeboat House
The RNLI Lifeboat House is a working lifeboat station and over its 200 year history, Bridlington Lifeboat Station crew have been presented...
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Hornsea Museum
Historic farmhouse home to the Burn family for nearly 300 years. Local history displays, farmhouse kitchen, dairy, laundry, parlour,...
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Memorial Gardens
Memorial Gardens, once known as Grosvenor Gardens were initially laid out as private square gardens in 1877 for the use of home owners...
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