York Minster Review

Great church to visit! The largest church north of the European Alps, the Romans began to lay the foundation, the Anglo-Saxons, the Vikings were all adding bricks, and after William the Conqueror came, the peak of the Middle Ages, and the religious center of northern England, which was compared to Westminster Abbey. York Cathedral. When you walk in, you will see the west window and the flower windows on both sides. It is very beautiful. When you go in, you will see the whole east window. It is shocking! The content of the visit inside is rich, and it is also a good place to walk and rest. 👍 It is a worthwhile trip to leave enough time! The location is not far from the train station, and it is also close to another Yorkshire Museum and St Mary's Abbey Gardens worth visiting, all within walking distance. It's just that the wind in York in spring is relatively strong, and the road is a bit cold.

York City is not big, the magnificent York Cathedral is even more spectacular, located in the city center, the surrounding meat shop market is not selected. The interior of the cathedral personally feels that the biblical stories on the vault and glass windows are worth seeing, and there are two underground exhibition halls.

I got a 20 minutes window at the York station and decided to go for a walk. You could see the building far away even from the station and it was a quick walk. I remember getting stunned by the size of it. Although one side was still under construction, the other sides is in perfect condition and generally a gorgeous architecture. Manny locals like to sit and chill near it and the tourists like to take pictures of it.

Buy tickets for adults on the spot for 16 pounds (l6x9＝ 144) per person. The Ctrip handling fee is too high. It is recommended to buy tickets on the spot and basically do not need to queue. The cathedral is a must to go, very shocking!

beautiful place

Very majestic, long history, suitable temperature, suitable for taking pictures

York minster is breathtaking. Huge, detailed, situated just after the shambles