Boroughbridge Sightseeing, Attractions & Activities Guide

York Minster is one of Europe’s finest Gothic cathedrals, famed for its medieval stained glass, towering nave and intricate stonework. A spiritual and architectural landmark, it dominates the historic city of York with awe-inspiring presence.

The National Railway Museum in York houses iconic locomotives, royal carriages and railway treasures. It tells the story of rail travel through stunning displays and interactive exhibits, making it the world’s largest railway museum. Free entry.

The Shambles in York is a narrow, winding medieval street with overhanging timber-framed buildings. Once home to butchers’ shops, it’s now filled with cafés, boutiques, and charm, often cited as one of Britain’s most picturesque streets.

former home of The Priors of Nostell and Mayor of York - rediscovered behind modern facade in 1980s - restored to original 15th century splendour - magnificent Great Hall

displaying exhibitions of contemporary and historic art in the spacious Saloon Galleries. The gardens are experiencing a renaissance with new planting schemes, enhancing the herbaceous borders

14 acres of gardens - herbaceous borders - rose garden - rockery - cottage garden

a fine Georgian town house, exuding a welcoming feeling, with a richly decorated interior with many objects d'art and a special children's tour

the home of the Terry family (chocolates). Make your own chocolate box to take home and wander in the beautifully restored Arts & Crafts garden

a welcoming house on the River Rye including a collection of high quality, miniature rooms and touring art exhibitions throughout the year

founded in the twelfth century, these magnificent ruins echo with centuries old stories. Wonderful walking with ancient tree avenues and a playful water garden