This bustling market town boasts an attractive blend of past and present with lots to see and lots to do. The medieval town of Beverley is famous for its 13th century Minster, its market and its music. Toll Gavel, Butcher Row, Ladygate, Hengate, Wednesday...

Great Coast, Great Holiday, Great Times

From stunning beaches and fun filled days to fish and chips and evenings at the fair - Great family holidays start right here!

Coastal Adventures with amazing views, wildlife filled cliffs, boat...

Burton Constable Hall is set in 300 acres of natural parkland landscaped by Capability Brown and has been the home of the Constable family for over 400 years. This truly hidden gem offers unrivalled access to more than 30 rooms and its interiors of...

Sunday 8th July

A great day out for all the family at the Burton Constable Country fair.

The main arena program of events will commence at approximately 10.30am and go right through until 5.00pm and we are delighted to see the return of Stannage...

The Schoolroom Museum in Great Ayton is housed in a building once used as a charity school which was founded in 1704 by Michael Postgate, a local landowner. It was here, between 1736 and 1740, that Captain James Cook received his early education....

Eureka! The National Children’s Museum is a magical place where children play to learn and grown-ups learn to play.

Eureka! is the leading children’s museum in the UK, giving children aged 0-11 a fun-packed day. Everything at Eureka!...

Explore 500 years of history within the walls of this superb Napoleonic fortress set in 10 acres with magnificent views over the Humber estuary. Defending Britania for over half the millennium, Fort Paull is the new all-round attraction in the...

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Hambleton's Herriot Country takes its name from the Hambleton Hills as well as from one of the world's best-loved writers, James Herriot. James Herriot,...

Hornsea Museum is a fascinating glimpse of the past. At its heart is an old farmhouse that was occupied by the Burn family for 300 years up to 1952. Full of authentic 19th and early 20th century objects, the rooms are displayed to show how the Burns...

Great Days, Great Weeks, Great Times

Featuring: The Wolds & Beyond, Get Active!, Great City Breaks and The Heritage Coast

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2nd April to 20th January

2012 is set to be a remarkable year for Culture in Hull, with our Hull 2012 Gold programme showcasing the very best of our cultural Heritage. For cultural and sporting events and activities go to www.hullgold.co.uk or call 01482 300 300.

We...

DISCOVER COPPERGATE
Take hold of the past and explore the excavations which fi rst unearthed the Viking-age city in our brand new exhibitions.

The remains of 1,000-year-old houses are revealed beneath your feet,...

Last of the Summer Wine is the longest running sitcom in the world.

Filming took place in Holmfirth and across the Holme Valley. You’ll recall familiar scenes when you visit Nora Batty’s steps, Sids Café and the Last of...

Mother Shipton is England's most famous Prophetess.

She lived some 500 years ago during the reigns of King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I. Her Prophetic visions became known and feared throughout England, with...

National Media Museum Spring Exhibitions and Events 2012 

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Built in 1821, Skidby Windmill has been grinding grain almost continually for nearly two centuries! The Wolds were the 'bread basket'� of Yorkshire, and in the last century, over 200 corn windmills dominated the landscape. Agricultural depression and...

The Bayle Museum was once the entrance to Bridlington Priory. The Bayle is a Grade I Listed Building and Scheduled Ancient Monument which makes it of great interest historically and architecturally. The museum incorporates collections with interactive...

Thirsk Museum was established in 1975 with the aim of preserving objects that were disappearing from everyday use, but which told something of the history and customs of past generations who had lived and worked in Thirsk and the surrounding district....

We’ve got over 400 years of York’s past in one place, from Elizabethan soldiers to Victorian debtors and from Georgian dolls’ houses to the Swinging Sixties. Come and spend a day in the past – see, hear and feel yesterday’s...

Murton Park is home to the Yorkshire Museum of Farming which holds an impressive collection of agricultural equipment. The Four Seasons Gallery takes visitors through the farming year, season by season and the Livestock building which concentrates...