All Historic Sites in Wold Newton sorted by Yorkshire.com Recommendation
McBean Steps
Ascend the historic McBean Steps in Scarborough for a challenging climb and panoramic views connecting the beachfront to the town.
Rudston Monolith
The Rudston Monolith, located in the scenic churchyard of Rudston, Driffield, is the tallest standing stone in the UK, offering a captivating glimpse into ancient history. Visitors can enjoy free parking while exploring this remarkable Neolithic site and the nearby well-preserved church and graveyard, which date back to the 18th century.
St John’s Well
St John's Well in Harpham offers a serene spot for visitors to explore a piece of history, with its Grade II listed status and connection to St. John of Beverley. While parking details are not explicitly mentioned, it is likely a pay-and-display facility given the typical setup in the area. Enjoy a peaceful visit with a bench nearby to relax and soak in the tranquil surroundings.
Brompton Wold Trig point
Located in the picturesque area of Potter Brompton, the Brompton Wold Trig point offers convenient on-street parking on the road verge. Visitors can enjoy a pleasant 10-minute walk along a wide field boundary to reach the trig point, where they are rewarded with stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
Former RAF Bempton
Located near the scenic Bempton Cliffs, the Former RAF Bempton site offers a glimpse into history with its wartime lookouts. While the area is closed off, visitors can enjoy the surrounding natural beauty and historical significance from nearby vantage points.
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.
HQ RAF Bridlington (Former)
Discover the intriguing history of HQ RAF Bridlington, a former military headquarters on Bridlington's seafront.
Scarborough Spa's Cliff Lift
Located near the picturesque South Bay, Scarborough Spa's Cliff Lift offers convenient pay-and-display parking for visitors eager to explore the historic spa and surrounding attractions. This facility provides easy access to the beach and stunning views of the coastline, making it a perfect starting point for a day of sightseeing in Scarborough.
Scampston Hall and Walled Garden
Visit Sewerby Hall and Gardens - Bridlington
Bridlington Priory Church
13-pdr Naval Gun
Discover the 13-pdr Naval Gun, a fascinating piece of WWI history nestled at the end of Scarborough's pier.
Anne Bronte Grave
Discover the tranquil final resting place of celebrated author Anne Brontë, offering stunning sea views in historic Scarborough.
Ayton Castle
Ayton Castle, located in East Ayton near Scarborough, offers parking close by, making it convenient for visitors exploring this historical landmark. While the payment options are not explicitly mentioned, typical facilities in the area are pay-and-display, ensuring easy access to the castle's intriguing medieval remains and scenic walks by the river.
Barrow Boy Sculpture
Discover the Barrow Boy Sculpture, a charming and poignant landmark in Bridlington, celebrating local heritage.
Blue Roundabout
Discover Scarborough's unique Blue Roundabout, a distinctive landmark offering surprising sea life sounds and stunning coastal views.
Bridlington Old Town
Butter Cross
Discover Butter Cross, a highly-rated holiday home offering a comfortable, family-friendly stay near Scarborough's beach and shops.
Central Tramway
Ride Scarborough's historic Central Tramway, a charming Victorian cliff railway linking the beach to the town centre.
Coble Landing
Explore Filey's historic Coble Landing, a picturesque slipway offering a glimpse into traditional fishing and maritime heritage.