York
has also been home the Anglo Saxons, The Vikings who renamed it
Jorvik during their reign. There are several highlights to consider
the next time you plan a day trip to York. You can include some
intriguing and fun activities, which will leave you mesmerised and
captivated in the city's attractions.
York Minster and the Shambles
It
is one of the largest
medieval cathedrals present throughout the Northern Europe. It is
an awe-inspiring place to visit as you can marvel at the ancient
Roman columns in the crypt to the stunning views of the city as you
stand in the central tower.
There are different exhibitions and
activities, which allow tourists and visitors an once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity to see of its objects at a close range, for instance 'The
Orb' exhibition. Whereas 'Revealing York Minister' allows you to
browse through the undiscovered treasures of the cathedral. You can
also visit the building's most unique sites giving you the
opportunity to capture its amazing history of Romans, Vikings and
Saxons
National Railway Museum
The
museum sheds some light on the fascination and significance of
railways during the 19th century, which played an important part on
York's Renaissance. You can marvel at this amazing collection of
mechanical wonder, which is situated just behind the Victorian
station and the legendary engines such as Mallard and the Flying
Scotsman. The museum provides interactive displays that are
informative, mini train rides for the children and model railways,
which you can admire. They also have an amazing outdoor play area in
case your kids get bored.
Make the most of your day and travel to
York by rail. Rail tickets could be bought from the North’s biggest
rail operator, Northern Rail
Jorvik Viking Centre
The
Jorvik Viking Centre
provides a robust sensory experience to visitors of how a thriving
19th century Viking city looked, felt and smelled like. It is
constructed on Britain's most thrilling archaeological findings and
the unearthed ruins of original workshops. Several of the imitated
houses and backyards provide a modern interactive display, which
takes you back to an ancient world that once existed on this
landscape
York Races
It is impossible to visit York
and not attend one of its races. The
racecourse at York almost dates back to 280 years and is the
heart of York's rich horse racing culture. You can enjoy you sunny
weathers marvelling at the manicured lawns, bars & restaurants,
listed buildings, as you dress up prim and proper for an exciting day
at the racecourse.
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