With plenty to do and see in North Yorkshire, from rambling through the countryside to visiting sites of historical importance, you will never be short of things to do.
Goods and gifts made in Yorkshire, some of the finest and freshest cuisine in the UK and a huge variety of cultural attractions from interesting museums to incredible theatres.
Whether you’re in the mood for a slap-up breakfast or brunch, a freshly prepared lunch or a relaxed evening meal, visit Alexander’s Bar & Kitchen and soak up the unique hygge vibe. For a special occasion, be sure to sample the eatery’s luxurious afternoon tea.
Lace up your walking boots, for there are waterfalls to marvel at; Aysgarth Falls and Hardraw Force are must-sees. With walks winding through the wooded valley, breathtaking views of the river and falls are guaranteed. Keep your eyes out for squirrels and deer, as well as wild flowers in the spring and summer.
Situated in the Three Peaks area of Yorkshire, Bentham Golf Club is famous for its wonderful scenery and challenging game. The course itself offers stunning views of the surrounding area and the seven ponds on site, and with a welcoming bar and restaurant to relax in after your game it has the whole package.
A retro American diner serving treats all round! Try their delicious ice cream and soda fountain set in a 50's diner. With an outdoor play area and play barns come rain or shine this is a fantastic day out for the whole family.
Tuck into delicious Vietnamese cuisine at the popular Bistro Saigon restaurant. Whether you fancy a leisurely lunch with the whole family or a memorable evening meal, it makes for a great choice while in the local area. Signature dishes include roast duck red curry, chilli beef and chicken pho, plus much more.
There’s an unbelievable amount to see and do at this Augustinian monastery; the priory has been a continuous site of worship since 1154. Sitting alongside the Wharfe, there’s woodland walks, historic tours, interesting attractions and food and drink. Bolton Abbey is a full family day out, with plenty of interesting nearby villages too.
Fan of all things pirate? Then you’re in for a treat! Calico Jack Restaurant focuses on serving freshly prepared Tex-Mex and Italian dishes, with a unique nautical flair. Tuck into the ‘Davy Jones’ or ‘Captain Hook’ burger or opt for one of their mouth-watering pizzas. The eatery also serves a range of themed cocktails to accompany your meal.
A must stop visit in Grassington, Cobblestone Café is a traditional tea room offering breakfast, sandwiches and afternoon tea. In summer dine al fresco in the outdoor seating area.
Yorkshire is home to some beautiful abbeys, and Fountains doesn’t disappoint. The remarkably well-preserved Cistercian monastery ruins promises a fascinating day out. The adjoining Studley Royal Water Garden, designed in the 18th century, gives ample opportunity to stretch those legs - keep your eyes peeled for deer!
Take a relaxing walk down the River Wharfe which will lead you into the quaint village of Grassington. Take a walk around and browse through the village the many independent shops with lots on offer. For a lunch stop on the way remember to pack your picnic!
The famous Ingleton Waterfalls Trail in Yorkshire offers some of the most spectacular waterfall and woodland scenery in the North of England. The trail is 4.5 miles long (8 km) and leads you through ancient oak woodland and magnificent Yorkshire Dales scenery via a series of stunning waterfalls and geological features.
In the heart of spectacular Wharfedale, Kilnsey Park Estate is your ideal location to enjoy the Yorkshire Dales. Visit this varied attraction to catch your first fish, explore the Dales on horseback, meet the UK’s rarest orchid, watch red squirrels play or simply to relax in some of the UK’s most stunning scenery.
Savour the best cuisine of both France and Yorkshire at the elegant Le Bistro De Amis. Pop in for a coffee and sweet treat, relish a freshly prepared salad or sandwich or treat a loved one to a meal from their A La Carte offering. Menu specialities include chargrilled venison, pan roasted chicken breast and twice-cooked pork belly.
Soak up the unique atmosphere of Le Caveau Restaurant while in Skipton. With barrel vaulted ceilings, original beams and exposed stonework, this 16th Century building will be hard to forget. All of the eatery’s dishes are locally sourced, seasonal and made with French cooking techniques in mind.
This outstanding area of limestone pavements, upland hill farms and flower-rich hay meadows provide a marvellous setting for walking, cycling or just enjoying the great outdoors. The National Nature Reserve is home to a unique community of rare plants and animals - the bird hide in particular is worth a visit.
Mother Shipton’s Cave is a well-loved tourist attraction in the area with an interesting story attached. Mother Shipton was a local witch who prophesied future events through her poems. Visit the petrifying and wishing well or take a trip to the boat house or historic museum to discover the whole story for yourself in mystical surroundings.
No. 5 restaurant is part of the Grassington House Hotel and offers a dining area, bar area and sunny terrace for you to enjoy their delicious food. They offer all the traditional Yorkshire favourites with a contemporary twist and seasonal dishes served with imagination, including their very own hand-reared rare breed pork.
Enjoy a true taste of the Dales by visiting the elegant Rhubarb Restaurant. Menu specialities include fresh fish dishes, juicy steaks, homemade pies, fish & chips and warm salads. Just be sure to save a little room for their signature chocolate fondant!
A typical Indian restaurant and takeaway Rozi’s Tandoori has a sterling reputation in the Grassington area. The décor is welcoming and the small restaurant provides an intimate dining area with incredible, authentic Indian food.
Step into the beautiful restaurant of The Black Horse Hotel and receive a warm and friendly welcome. As well as British classics, the eatery focuses on serving fresh pizzas, Italian favourites, home-smoked burgers and BBQ-style bites. On the dessert menu, toffee apple crumble and chocolate orange fondant are extremely popular.
Sit back and relax in The Brasserie at The Courtyard; a welcoming and friendly country pub situated in the heart of Settle. Whether you visit for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a luxurious afternoon tea, it’s sure to be a memorable experience.
Head to The Drum & Monkey in Harrogate and taste some of the best seafood in Yorkshire. Share some oysters with friends, indulge in a succulent Lobster Thermidor or opt for a tempting dish from the restaurant’s a la carte menu. The eatery also offers a superb selection of desserts and a varied wine list.
This beautifully traditional, ivy-clad Yorkshire pub, offers some of the local ales and proud-to-be-Yorkshire cuisine. It’s dog and family friendly and with a roaring fire, it’s the perfect way to spend a relaxing afternoon or evening.
Ideal for adventurers and especially the kids. Discover the secrets in the labyrinth of chambers, follies and surprises in this four-acre garden in Tupgill Park in the Yorkshire Dales. If you're feeling peckish after your adventure, head to The Corner Cafe or The Saddle Room restaurant for refreshments.
Love steak? Then you’ll love a visit to The Ilkley Cow, set in the heart of Yorkshire. Tuck into juicy ribs, brisket, burgers or specialities from the grill menu, before delving into one of the eatery’s indulgent desserts.
The Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge takes on the peaks of Pen-y-ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough. These peaks form part of the Pennine range, and encircle the head of the valley of the River Ribble, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Seeking a relaxed and friendly pub to relax in? Enjoy some quality time with friends at The Woolly Sheep Inn. The pub serves lunch, dinner and their ever-popular bottomless brunch (available on Fridays) and are committed to using the best, locally sourced ingredients.
Indulge your love of all things cheese at Wensleydale Creamery. See how the cheese is made, purchase your own to take home at the quaint gift shop or book the ‘Yorkshire Wensleydale Cheese Experience’.
Explore the beautiful city of York and its breathtaking Gothic cathedral; one of the most magnificent in the world. The third-highest office within the Church of England, York Minster traces its roots back to Roman times in 314. Whilst you’re in the area, make sure to check out the nearby historic Shambles market and Clifford’s Tower.
The jewel in Yorkshire’s crown. Experience spectacular waterfalls and ancient broadleaved woodland contrasted with scattered remains of former mine workings and other rural industries. With a rich industrial heritage, The Yorkshire Dales are famed for glorious limestone scenery, crags and winding paths as well as an underground labyrinth of caves.
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