All Historic Sites in East riding of yorkshire sorted by Yorkshire.com Recommendation
St. Helen's Well
Discover St. Helen's Well, a historic natural spring nestled in the picturesque Yorkshire Wolds, perfect for a tranquil walk.
Beverley’s Historic Shipyard
Former RAF Pocklington
Explore the poignant remnants of Former RAF Pocklington, a historic World War II airbase in East Yorkshire.
Site of Palace of the Archbishops of York
Killingswoldgraves Sanctuary Stone
Newcoat Fields Trig Point
Newcoat Fields Trig Point offers convenient roadside parking for a couple of cars, making it easy for visitors to access this scenic historical landmark. Located in Millington near York, the trig point is set atop a small barrow surrounded by four trees, providing a picturesque spot for nature and history enthusiasts alike.
Site of Skelfler House
Discover the remains of Skelfler House, a fascinating historical site offering a glimpse into Yorkshire's past in Shiptonthorpe.
North Bar Within
Discover North Bar Within, a magnificent medieval gatehouse in Beverley, offering a glimpse into the town's rich past.
The Monks Walk
Discover The Monks Walk, a popular classic pub in Beverley renowned for its welcoming atmosphere and excellent range of beers.
Pocklington Canal
Pocklington Canal Head
Discover the historic Pocklington Canal Head, a scenic starting point for tranquil walks along the canal, cherished by visitors and their dogs.
Wharram Percy, English Heritage car park
Located near the historical landmark of Wharram Percy, this car park offers a convenient starting point for exploring the picturesque ruins and scenic countryside of the area. Enjoy a peaceful walk from the car park to the village, with stunning valley views along the way. Ideal for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
Elmswell Hall
Elmswell Hall is a captivating historical ruin nestled in a picturesque setting, offering a unique annual glimpse into its past.
Wharram Percy Medieval Village
Wharram Percy Medieval Village offers a unique glimpse into medieval life with its fascinating ruins and scenic views. Located near Malton, visitors can enjoy a historical exploration and a pleasant walk with free entry to the site. Parking is available for a small fee, though payment methods are unclear, so plan accordingly.
Beverley Westwood
