Located in Northern England, about 200 miles northeast of London, is the medieval, walled city of York. The ancient city is located amidst the green moors and wolds of the North Yorkshire countryside. Encircled by its 13th century walls and its stunning Minster, York still retains its historical charm and heritage. In 2007, York was named the European Tourist City of the Year.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Overview - Culture - Location & Orientation - Climate & When to Visit - Sightseeing Highlights - York Minster - Jorvik Viking Centre - National Railway Museum - Clifford’s Tower - St. Mary’s Abbey - Shambles (Street) - Fairfax House - Merchant Adventurer’s Hall - City of York Walls - York Castle Museum - York’s Chocolate Story - Quilt Museum and Gallery - Holy Trinity Church - Treasurer’s House - York Maze - Recommendations for the Budget Traveler - Places to Stay - Hotel Noir - Alahambra Court Hotel - Four Seasons Hotel - The Bloomsbury - The Fort Boutique Hostel - Places to Eat - Mason’s Bar and Bistro - Bettys - Krakatoa - Mumbai Lounge - Goji Vegetarian Café & Deli - Places to Shop - The Antiques Centre York - York Open Air Market - Coppergate Shopping Centre - The Cat Gallery - Burgins Perfumery
