Top Things to do In York 2021

"Very shocking. very beautiful. The buildings are amazing."

"The Royal Theatre of York, which is on a night tour with friends, has a great feeling. The building itself is a piece of historical art. There are many shows in the theatre, you can come out in advance. The staff will help you make appointments. The overall feeling is good, retro and exquisite"

"York Central Library is a very landmark building. Many local college students come here to read books. The environment is very good, with elegant retro and soft colors. It is very pleasing to the eye and a good place to read!"

"The Barley Hall belongs to the very retro medieval architectural style. It is very beautiful. It shows the taste of the original owner of the hall. It is worth visiting and browsing. There is also an English introduction to help understand, which is pretty good."

"When I came to the old city gate of York, I thought this XX bar was a bar, but I understood that it meant the city gate. The Roman legions of the year went in and out under this city gate, fighting the barbarian warriors from the north. Now looking down from the surveillance shooting hole on the wall, there are only colorful tourists."

"St. Michael Fry’s Church is a great and sacred place. There are exquisite patterns on the glass windows, the lighting is very soft, the scene is very beautiful, and the buildings are also very beautiful, worthy of careful appreciation! Really good choice"

"City walls gives you that medieval time feels. 2000 years in 2miles it is open to public and closes at dusk(depends on season). Its an exciting way to just explore the city and relive the past ..."

"The tourist came to York City in the United Kingdom. After visiting this small city, I finally returned to the door of York Minster. I saw a park next to it. The gate was open. No tickets were charged. Many people went in and rested. Some sat Someone simply sat on the grass on the park bench. The park was full of colorful flowers, all small flowers, but a large area became very beautiful. You can see one side of York Minster in the park, which was under reinforcement at the time, so it was filled with bamboo shelves."

"The observatory was built in 1823 and can be seen through the road in the museum garden. The current house was built by Yorkman Thomas Cook in 1850, the telescope was restored and installed in 1981, and there is a two-hundred-year-old clock."