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York is a stunning medieval city with a history that goes back to to before Roman times. It is a fascinating cathedral city in the heart of Yorkshire with some of the best preserved historical buildings and structures in Europe.
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| Middlethorpe Hall Hotel |
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Middlethorpe Hall, York, is a William III country house, set in 20 acres of its own gardens and parkland. Built in 1699, it was once the home of the famous diarist, Lady Mary Wortley Montague. Middlethorpe Hall was restored ...
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| The Royal York Hotel |
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The newly refurbished Royal York Hotel is set in 3 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens in the heart of York. The hotel boasts spectacular views over York Minster and is within easy access of the city centre ...
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| York Viking Moat House |
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Centrally located riverside Hotel with 200 Bedrooms,many with River Views. Located in the centre of this Historic City with many attractions only a short walk away. Situated within the city walls, this modern style hotel, with views over the river and York Minster ...
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| The Parsonage Country House Hotel |
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Set in 6 acres of landscaped gardens yet only minutes from York City Centre. Boasting an Award winning Restaurant, conservatory and elegant lounges with log fires throughout winter ...
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| Ramada York Hotel |
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3 Star Superior Property**Outskirts of York**Park & Ride to City Centre**Restauran & Bart**Free Guest Parking This impressive country house hotel stands in 6 acres of private gardens, only 3 miles from York city centre ...
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| 3 Star Hotels & Accommodation in York, England |
| Acer Hotel |
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This elegant multi award winning hotel has been tastefully restored and refurbished. We offer a friendly service in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. Superior en-suite accommodation is provided ...
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| Ashbourne House Hotel |
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Ashbourne House is a substantial Victorian property, situated on the A19,which is the main southerly approach to York. Whilst in a pleasant residential area, the many attractions of York are within easy reach ...
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| Best Western Monkbar Hotel |
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At the heart of York - ideal for exploring the history and heritage, the attractions and architecture & great shopping! Individual charming bedrooms, wide choice of menu in Carvery restaurant and a warm welcome throughout! ...
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| Bootham City Centre Guest House |
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York's finest family run bed and breakfast. City Centre location, ideal for events and attractions. Non- smoking, 'fantastic' full english breakfast included in the room rate. Our beautifully decorated guest rooms ...
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| Dairy Guest House Hotel |
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The dairy is a lovingly restored and upgraded Victorian town house, retaining its character and original features. . The property was built in 1890. Originally it was a family home and joinery business ...
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| Elmbank Hotel |
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A building of historic interest, 10 minutes' walk from the city walls and close to the racecourse Located close to the city and within easy access of the wonderful North East coastline ...
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| The Gateway To York Hotel |
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Set in 8 acres of landscaped gardens with fine views of woodland, the River Derwent and rich farmland. A privately owned and operated hotel, restaurant and conference venue under new ownership ...
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| The Grange Hotel |
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One of the finest York hotels, The Grange Hotel is located in the centre of York, close to the ancient city walls. The city of York can be reached by train from London and Edinburgh in under two and two and a half hours ...
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| Heworth Court Hotel York |
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In today's world of convenience food and huge impersonal hotel chains, it's refreshing to find a charming, independently run hotel, such as Heworth Court. The hotel exudes a friendly atmosphere, with all the attention ...
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| Holiday Inn York Hotel |
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The Holiday Inn York is situated within easy reach of the city centre of York over looking the Knavesmire Racecourse. Located a short distance from the A 64 the Hotel offers a large, free car park ...
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| Holmwood House Hotel |
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Backing on to a pretty square in York, Holmwood House is part of a Grade II Listed, early Victorian terrace of houses. It has been lovingly restored to retain the ambience of a private home, providing elegant rooms ...
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| Limes Hotel |
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The Limes Hotel is a comfortable and friendly family run late Victorian House. No one night bookings on Saturday nights. A minimum of 4 nights for 15th to 18th August. Minimum of 3 nights on bank holidays ...
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| Minster Hotel |
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An elegant 3 star hotel situated just 200yds from the city centre and York Minster itself With free private residents parking, we offer the ideal place from which to explore the beautiful city of York York Minster Hotel ...
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| Novotel York Hotel |
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Our hotel is located in the city center, on the banks of the river Foss, close to ramparts and business center. Children stay for free at the Novotel York. Book a family room for the price of a double/twin room ...
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| The Old Vicarage Hotel |
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Just off the A19 York to Doncaster road -25 minutes south of York, 10 minutes to Selby; l mile exit 34 M62. 18th Century Vicarage with large garden; l0 en-suite bedrooms.Local pubs. offer excellent evening meals ...
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| Quality Hotel York |
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Modern 100 bedroomed hotel centrally situated for both business and leisure travellers, with the historic city walls. The restaurant offers an extensive menu to suit all budgets The glassfronted 6 storey hotel ...
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| The Queens Hotel |
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The hotel was newly built and opened in the Millennium and is situated on the banks of the river Ouse. The recently refurbished hotel is right at the heart of the vibrant City of York. The station and all the many tourist attractions ...
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| Ramada Abbey Park |
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3 Star Property ** 10 minute walk from York Race Course **City Centre Location ** Hobson's Restuarant & Club Bar ** ** The Ramada Jarvis Abbey Park, once a Georgian town house, is just 5 minutes walk from the city centre ...
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| Ramada Encore York Hotel |
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Ideally located right in the centre of York, Ramada Encore is Simple, Stylish & Convenient Situated within the City Walls, only a 10 minute walk from York Railway Station & all major attractions. Ramada Encore, York ...
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| Turnberry House Hotel |
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Period Edwardian property which has been refurbished to the highest of standards. If you are looking for quality and comfort look no further. Turnberry House has been lovingly restored and refurbished ...
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The Shambles, York, England
UNDERSTAND YORK:
York was known as Eboracum by the Romans, who founded the fortress city on the River Ouse in 71 AD. York was home first to the Ninth Legion and later the Sixth. York quickly became one of the most important cities in Roman Britain and after 211 AD became the capital of the province Britannia Inferior.
Constantine the Great - later responsible for making Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire - was first proclaimed Emperor in the city.
Captured by the Vikings in 866 AD, the city quickly took on a new identity as Jorvik (pronounced "Yor-vik") and experienced a major urban revival as a centre of Viking trade and settlement in northern England. The Coppergate excavations of the 1970s revealed much of this Viking past.
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WHAT TO SEE IN YORK:
York Minster. The largest Gothic cathedral in northern Europe. Open Mo-Sa 9am-4.45pm & 5:30pm-6:30pm; Su 12 noon-3:45pm & 4:30pm-6:30pm. £3-5.
Jorvik Viking Centre. An amazing recreation of the Viking settlement at York, on the site of the Coppergate archaeological excavations of the 1970s. Not to be missed. Open 10am-4pm every day except Christmas period. £5-7.
the National Railway Museum. The largest railway museum in the world, responsible for the conservation and interpretation of the British national collection of historically significant railway vehicles and other artefacts. Contains an unrivalled collection of locomotives, rolling stock, railway equipment, documents and records.
the ruins of St Mary's Abbey in Museum Gardens, near the Minster - a great place for a picnic.
The King's Manor, now part of York University, previously a royal headquarters
Clifford's Tower, open daily 10am-4pm (closed 24-26 December and 1 January), entry £2.50, concessions available (English Heritage members free) - this imposing "tower" represents the medieval castle of York, located in the centre of town, originally built by William the Conqueror to subdue the rebellious north, then rebuilt by Henry III in the 13th century. Fantastic panoramic views of York and the surrounding countryside from the top of the tower.
the Merchant Adventurers' Hall, Fossgate, admission £2.50 - built 1357-1361 and of international importance, this building is Europe's finest medieval Guildhall and scheduled as an ancient monument. Nowhere else can be seen in one building the three rooms serving the three functions of a medieval guild: business, charity and religion. Above is the superb timbered Great Hall, below is the Undercroft or Hospital and Chapel. Audi guides available.
Eboracum Legion Bathhouse, Roman Bath Public House, open daily 10am-5pm, entry £2, concessions available - a great venue for food, drink and entertainment - complete with a Roman period bathhouse in the cellar. One of York's oldest attractions, visitors can see the remains of ancient York, with insights into Roman military life and hygiene...
York Dungeon, Definitely worth the entrance price, however check out the pubs before hand, while we visited we found 2 for 1 beer mats in the Kings Arms, a pub on the banks of the River Ouze near the Yorkboat landing (Kings Straith)
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