Downpatrick

Crossacreevy

Carmarthen

Larne

Belfast

Eglwyswrw

Lios na gCearrbhach

Templepatrick

Whitland

Newick

Abergwaun

Goodwick

Machrihanish

Aldergrove

Ludchurch

Wolfscastle

Dublin

Mathry

Ringmer

Lewes

Hellingly

Porthgain

Solva

Newhaven

York

Castles, waterfalls, TV and film locations, and lots of Wensleydale cheese

Yorkshire Dales: Day Trip from York

Visit Clifford&#39;s Tower, one of the largest fortresses in medieval England, built in the 1250s. The great stone tower, which we now know as Cliffords Tower, was built in the 1250s, during the reign of King Henry III. The fascinating story of Cliffords Tower will finally be told thanks to a major investment by English Heritage in one of York&#39;s most important heritage sites. For much of the 14th and 15th centuries, Cliffords Tower served as a treasury, public treasury, mint, prison, and seat of royal power. During the Civil War (1642–1649), Cliffords Tower was captured by Royalists while the city was under siege. In 1684, the tower was reduced to a shell after a fire. Eventually, most of the castle&#39;s buildings were destroyed when a new prison and courthouse were built in the 18th and 19th centuries, leaving Cliffords Tower as the main remnant of York Castle. Notes: Opening hours: March 23 to October 27: 10:00 - 17:00 October 28–March 30: 10:00–16:00. Last entry is 1 hour before closing. Closed on December 24–25.

Torre Cliffords

Dance the night away aboard York&#39;s famous floating party! Perfect for bachelorette parties, celebrations, or just a night out, our Party Nights on Board are a perfect addition to a weekend in York for groups large or small. Dance the night away aboard York&#39;s famous floating party! Perfect for bachelorette parties, a celebration, or just a night out, our Party Nights Afloat are a perfect addition to a weekend in York for groups large or small. Upon boarding, you&#39;ll get right into the party spirit with a welcome glass of bubbly! There&#39;ll be a table reserved for you and your party, but aside from enjoying our delicious party food, you probably won&#39;t spend much time there, as our onboard DJ will keep you on the dance floor with hit after hit. Don&#39;t be afraid to request your favorite tunes throughout the cruise! For twenty years, City Cruises York&#39;s famous &quot;Party Nights Afloat&quot; have been entertaining partygoers. From the second you step onboard until the moment you return to shore, we&#39;ll ensure you have an unforgettable time aboard our famous disco cruise. Our crew, chef, and DJ are eager to welcome you aboard and host your special night. During Christmas, Party Nights Afloat transforms into an exciting event with our Christmas Party Nights Afloat Cruises. Responsible for organizing this year&#39;s Christmas party? Ensure a memorable experience on the River Ouse and join us for a night of festive fun. Make your Christmas party one to remember! Notes: Scheduled sailing dates: Friday and Saturday nights Boarding: 7:15 PM Departure: 7:30 pm Return: 22:00 It is the customer&#39;s responsibility to arrive on time. The boat will depart promptly at the scheduled time. Late passengers will not be entitled to a refund or rescheduling. Please note: The VEGAN/VEGETARIAN meal must be pre-ordered at least 72 hours before travel. If no request is made, you will receive the standard Fish &amp; Chips meal on the travel date. Unfortunately, this product is not wheelchair accessible.

Party nights in York on board

Explore Whitby Abbey&#39;s 13-century history, its Gothic beauty that inspired Dracula, and its importance as a major Anglo-Saxon religious center. Whitby Abbey has been inspiring visitors for nearly 1,500 years: now it&#39;s your turn. Follow in the footsteps of artists, writers, and religious leaders to explore the imposing Gothic ruins and enjoy stunning sea views. This year, there&#39;s more to see at Whitby Abbey than ever before. You can discover centuries of history with the new interactive guide and visit the renovated museum to learn more about how the abbey inspired Caedmon, the first English poet to be mentioned, and Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula. The abbey entrance is fully accessible, and you&#39;ll find improved facilities at the visitor center, including a larger shop. Notes: Opening hours April to October: 10am - 5pm October 30th to March 28th: ​​10am - 4pm Last admission 30 minutes before closing time. Closed on December 24th and 25th

Abadia de Whitby

Visites et billets à York

Yorkshire Dales: Day Trip from York

Torre Cliffords

Party nights in York on board

Abadia de Whitby

Attractions à York