The City of York
Visit York (14 miles away) for a historic city and the York Minster - the largest medieval Gothic Church north of the Alps. It 's history spans from Roman remains in the foundations through its time as a Norman Church and the 250 years it took to complete.
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Castle Howard
An historic 18th century house with extensive collections, sweeping park lands and famous gardens. Outdoor tours, events, exhibitions and guides. Adventure playground, plant centre, farm shop and gift shop.
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Wolds Way Lavender
A family run attraction with lots to see and do. Lavender fields, nature walks, tea room and giftshop selling unique gifts.
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Dalby, Great Yorkshire Forest
Explore and enjoy 8,000 acres of forest. The nine mile drive gives visitors access to play areas, BBQ places, way-marked trails and cycle routes. Visitor Centre (wheelchair friendly). Refreshments and cycle hire at the Visitor Centre .
Pickering
Pickering is a tranquil market town situated in the centre of the Vale of Pickering, the official gateway to the North York Moors National Park.
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The Ebor Way
The Ebor Way is a 70-mile (112 km) long-distance footpath from Helmsley, North Yorkshire to Ilkley, West Yorkshire, England. The path is linked via a bridleway through the woods to the cottage, which makes for a wonderful pub or cafe walk into Hovingham or Terrington.
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Sledmere House
Home to Sir Tatton Sykes, there has been a manor house at Sledmere since medieval times. The present house was begun in 1751 and extended in the 1790s. Visitors will find beautiful interiors and peaceful walled gardens.
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