With plenty to do and see in 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 cultures from budding performers to incredible theatres.
If walking and exploring waterfalls along the way is your thing then Aysgarth Falls and Hardraw Force are a must-see. In addition to the falls, there are walks which wind through the wooded valley, offering views of the river and falls. Wild flowers appear in the spring and summer, and wild birds, squirrels and deer may also be seen.
Yorkshire and LancashireLace up your walking boots, for there are waterfalls to marvel at; Aysgarth Falls and Hardraw Force is 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.
Discover the history behind the Yorkshire Black Sheep Brewery and its founder. During the daily tours you will experience how they select the ingredients that produce the distinctive tastes and aroma of their award-winning beers, as well as learning about the brewing process and why they still use Yorkshire Square Fermenting Vessels.
Yorkshire and LancashireThere’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.
If you’re keen on your soaps, visit the Emmerdale filming locations. Either stay close to park and visit the original filming location in Arncliffe or jump in the car and have a guided tour and a drink at The Woolpack Inn at the current filming location in Esholt, just an hour away.
Yorkshire and LancashireFlamingo Land has something for everyone: white-knuckle rides for the thrill-seekers, and, as the name may suggest, its own zoo for those after a more relaxing stroll! Fifty-two rides, nine roller coasters, two water rides and more flamingos than you can shake a stick at. For the little ‘uns, there’s even a calendar of events!
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.
Yorkshire and LancashireYorkshire is home to some beautiful abbeys, and Fountains doesn’t disappoint. This 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!
A theme park with something for all ages Lightwater Valley provides a special day out when staying at the park. The perfect outing during the school holidays, packed full of exhilarating rides, fairground entertainment and even pedal boats it’s a day not to forget.
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.
The Bolton Arms is a homely, friendly Yorkshire pub, open seven days a week and set in the beautiful Wensleydale countryside. There’s a delicious choice of homemade food served throughout the day – from light bites to cakes and scones with a cuppa. You can also enjoy a main meal in either the relaxed lounge bar area or the more formal dining room.
The Garden Rooms Restaurant is passionate about locally sourced produce and celebrates the seasons by creating inspiring menus throughout the year. They are renowned for offering excellent quality and value, serving traditional Sunday lunches and seasonal daily specials menu as well as themed events for different cuisines.
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.
A Wensleydale landmark since the 1600s the once bucolic Heifer is a country-chic restaurant. Despite the Bovine name seafood is the kitchen's main business and visitors can choose to eat informally in the bare tabled fish bar or splash out amid the 'contemporary decadence' of the main restaurant.
Situated in the picturesque market town of Leyburn and nestling on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National park, Thirteen brings to the table great food in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Serving seasonal, freshly cooked food with an unashamedly British bias.
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’.
Yorkshire and LancashireExplore 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.
Yorkshire and LancashireThe 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, winding paths as well as an underground labyrinth of caves.
Yorkshire and LancashireDescribed as ‘Britain’s first and finest sculpture park’, at YSP you’ll be able to appreciate awe-inspiring work by renowned artists at an open air gallery. Showcasing modern and contemporary work from Britain and across the world, YSP’s ‘art without walls’ is always rotating, so there’s always an excuse to keep on returning!
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