Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
York
Treasurer's
House
Treasurer's
House
0
150 m
York Art
Gallery
York Art
Gallery
Deanery
Gardens
Deanery
Gardens
0
150 yds
1
King's
Manor
King's
Manor
17
2
York
Minster
York
Minster
Yorkshire
Museum
Yorkshire
Museum
Museum
Gardens
Museum
Gardens
Lendal
Bridge
Lendal
Bridge
3
St. Helen's
Square
St. Helen's
Square
Memorial
Gardens
Memorial
Gardens
e
e
York
Boat
York
Boat
St. Sampson's
Square
St. Sampson's
Square
4
o
o
5
York Railway
Station
York Railway
Station
7
6
Ouse
Bridge
Ouse
Bridge
Jorvik
Viking Centre
Jorvik
Viking Centre
8
Merchant
Adventurers' Hall
Merchant
Adventurers' Hall
e
e
Mickelgate
Bar Museum
Mickelgate
Bar Museum
Cliford's
Towe r
Cliford's
Tower
York Castle
Museum
York Castle
Museum
9
Skeldergate
Bridge
Skeldergate
Bridge
ATTRACTIONS
Jorvik Viking
Centre
8
National Railway
Museum
4
York Minster
2
RESTAURANTS
Ate O Clock
7
Bettys Café
Tea Rooms
3
Café No.8 Bistro
1
Red Chilli
6
HOTELS
Cedar Court Grand
Hotel & Spa
5
Hotel du Vin
9
exhibition and quiz make it child-friendly; there are also food events including
Edwardian breakfasts. In February and November, visits are by guided tour (Sat-
Thurs 11am-3pm); March to October you can explore at your own pace (Sat-Thurs
11am-4:30pm). Adults pay £6.30, children £3.10.
On Coppergate, the
Jorvik Viking Centre
(see below)
offers up a reconstruction
of the Viking city that once stood on the site; its nearby sister attraction,
Dig!,
gives
you the chance to plunder excavation pits for clues as to how people lived in Roman,
Victorian, medieval, and Victorian times, accompanied by an archeologist. There are
further archeological treasures, plus rare animals, birds, and fossils, at the
Yorkshire
Museum
(
&
01904/687687;
www.yorkshiremuseum.org.uk) within the city's
