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 DESCRIPTION:

York is located in the North-East of England, inside North Yorkshire region. It has a population of 195,000. The confluence of the rivers Ouse and Foss.

 

 

VISITING YORK

- York Minster: OPEN DAILY: 7am 6:30am

FOR SIGHTSEEING: MONDAY-SATURDAY: Open 9:00am last entry at 5pm                        SUNDAY: 12.45pm - 5.00pm

COMBINED TICKET (MINSTER AND TOWER): £15

 

- Skeldergate Bridge: Links the York castle and the old bailey. It was built as a toll bridge in 1880. It was declared toll-free on 1 April 1914. Now it's free to go through and it's open all the year.

 

- Clifford's Tower: It was part of the York Castle, which was built by William the Conqueror.

OPENING TIMES: 10:00 - 16:00

ADULT TICKET: £4.30

 

- Jorvik Museum: York was a viking village, so you must see this museum. Learn about everything of the vikings' life.

OPENING TIMES: 10:00 - 16:00

PRICE of ADULT Ticket: £9.95

 

- St. Mary's Abbey: Benedictine abbey with a community of 30 monks. It's also used as an art gallery. It's free, but you can donate to the abbey.

 

- The Shables: The Shables is a very important medieval street. It used to be full of butchers, but now there aren't any of them. It's not usual because the buildings lean into the street. The purpose of this is to cover the meat of the butchers from the sunshine and rain.

 

- York Dungeon: The york dungeon is a scary and fun for everyone where you go in 360º theatres and get scared and laugh a lot!

TICKET: £13.00

OPENING TIMES: 10.30am - 3.30pm

 

PRICE INCLUDES:

Hotel - £51

Flights - £244

Ticket for the York Dungeon - £13.00

Ticket for the Jorvik museum - £9.95

Ticket for the Clifford's tower - £4.30

Ticket to visit the York Minster and tower - £15

 

OUR TIPS:

Don't forget to visit the website http://www.visityork.org/ for more information!