All Historic Sites in Fangfoss sorted by Yorkshire.com Recommendation
All Saints North Street, York - The Shrine and Parish Church
North St, York YO1 6JD, UK
Yorkshire's Great Houses Castles & Gardens
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.
Duggleby Howe
Duggleby Howe offers parking near one of Britain's largest ancient barrows, a fascinating historical landmark in the picturesque village of Duggleby. While specific payment details are unknown, visitors can expect standard pay-and-display facilities. This site provides an enriching glimpse into ancient history, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
Pocklington Canal
Yorkshire Museum
Five galleries showcase archaeological treasures plus displays of rare animals, birds and fossils.
York City Church
The Citadel, Gillygate, York YO31 7EA, UK
Visit Kirkham Priory - History, Visiting, Prices
Clifford's Tower, York
13th-century castle keep, built on a grass mound, formerly used as a prison & royal mint.
York Castle Museum
Victorian-era cobbled street recreated indoors with costumed guides, plus other exhibits.
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.
York Oratory
Duncombe Pl, York YO1 7EF, UK
The Deathly Dark Tours
Grape Ln, York YO1 7HU, UK
Holy Trinity Church, Goodramgate
Goodramgate, York YO1 7LF, UK
York Minster
One of the world's most magnificent cathedrals, a masterpiece in stained glass and stone.
York Mansion House
Tours are offered of this historic home, built for the Lord Mayor in 1732 & still in use.
Museum Gardens
Large gardens surrounding Yorkshire Museum, with mature trees, Roman ruins & a medieval abbey.
York City Walls
Remnants of a stonework enclosure around a rectangular fortification, erected in 71 CE.
DIG
Archeology museum where children unearth replica historical finds in hands-on excavations.
Barley Hall
Restored former priory dating from 14th century, with high-ceilinged great hall & exposed timbers.