[2025 Hull Attraction] Travel Guide for Ferens Art Gallery (Updated May)

Spent a wonderful day exploring Hull, a city rich in history and culture. Starting at Queen Victoria Square, I admired the striking architecture and vibrant atmosphere. The Ferens Art Gallery and Maritime Museum provided fascinating insights into the city’s artistic and nautical heritage. Strolling through the Old Town, I enjoyed the cobblestone streets lined with quaint shops and historic pubs. A stop at a local café for a cup of tea and a pastry offered a delightful break. The nearby Humber Bridge, visible in the distance, added a dramatic backdrop to the cityscape. Hull’s mix of historic charm and modern vibrancy made for an unforgettable experience. The friendly locals and beautiful sights ensure this city is a must-visit. 🏛️☕🌉

Spent a lively day exploring Hull City Center, where history and modernity converge beautifully. The grand architecture of historic buildings stood proudly alongside contemporary shops and eateries. Queen Victoria Square was a highlight, with its bustling atmosphere and impressive statues. I wandered through pedestrian-friendly streets filled with street performers and local markets. The aroma of freshly baked goods led me to a delightful bakery, where I enjoyed a delicious pastry. Visiting the Ferens Art Gallery added a touch of culture to my day, with its impressive collection of art. The City Center’s blend of old and new, along with its vibrant energy, made for an unforgettable experience. Hull City Center truly captures the spirit and charm of this dynamic city. 🏛️🍰🎨

The most inclusive gallery I have ever been to. Renaissance and Northern Europe art and open spaces for adults and children to submit their work curated equally carefully , a brilliant area explaining line, tone, shape etc. And it's free!#gallery