East Yorkshire Market Towns & Villages

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

This is a classic English market town is located at the foot of the Yorkshire Wolds, 15 miles from the city of York.

Hedon is a quaint market town just five miles east of Hull. Hedon has a rich history, founded over 900 years ago as the first port on the River Humber.

Walk through Howden's narrow streets to admire its fine Georgian architecture, as well as some attractive shops, historic coaching inns and charming tea rooms.

Snaith & Cowick used to be one of Yorkshire’s best-kept secrets, but not any longer. Today, the market town that boasts 1,000 years of history is being discovered by an ever-increasing number of visitors. While locals have traditionally referred to Snaith & Cowick as the gateway to East Yorkshire, a new generation of walkers, cyclists and tourists who are just looking for a good day out are turning it into the focal point of their travels.