North Yorkshire is considered to be one of the most beautiful regions of Britain, and with its rolling hills, grand manor houses, evocative abbeys and ancient castles, it’s easy to see why. The region is also home to some of the finest collections of art and heritage pieces in the country – from medieval gems and Georgian splendours to contemporary artworks. With elegant spa towns and lovely cathedral cities between the swathes of wild moorland and picturesque dales, North Yorkshire is a glorious region to explore.
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The splendid Victorian spa town of Harrogate is filled with stylish shops, lovely parks and pretty lanes that just to beg to be explored. Its iconic bath houses and old-fashioned tea rooms are livened up by an eclectic cultural scene, and thanks to its flower shows, Harrogate blooms with colour from spring until autumn.
Nestled in the heart of Yorkshire, Harewood is one of the ten magnificent ‘Treasure Houses of England’. This fine property was built in the 18th century, and the art collections on display here are some of the finest you will find in Britain. One hundred acres of grounds landscaped by ‘Capability’ Brown surround the property, offering a dynamic display of dazzling gardens.
Markenfield Hall is one of Yorkshire’s best kept secrets. This extraordinary moated manor house is a private home with a fascinating history, beginning with an entry in the Domesday Book. Featuring medieval crenellations, a Tudor gatehouse and its own private chapel, this dignified property is a wonder to explore.
The largest auction house in the UK, a visit includes a two course lunch, a talk from one of the resident experts and an opportunity to explore the extensive display galleries, showcasing highlights of upcoming auctions.
Saltaire is a Victorian model village which takes its name from its founder – Sir Titus Salt – and the River Aire, the waterway which flows through the village. Saltaire is home to wonderful architecture, bustling independent businesses, a unique narrow-gauge tramway and world-class art exhibitions (including a large collection of works by David Hockney, displayed in Salt’s Mill). The village has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its immaculately preserved industrial heritage.
Perhaps most famous for its role in the 1970 film version of Edith Nesbit's story The Railway Children, the 5 mile-long Keighley & Worth Valley Railway runs from Keighley to Oxenhope through beautiful Brontë country.
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The northernmost county in England, this wild and rugged region has a proud heritage. Crowned with captivating castles, sweeping moorland and friendly market towns, it’s an unmissable destination.
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Beyond the university city and imposing Ely Cathedral, this rural county laced with picturesque rivers has much to offer. Within its historic market towns and quaint villages lie ancient houses, museums and galleries to explore.
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With charming waterways, unspoilt coastline, bustling seaside resorts, wide open skies and pretty villages dotting its epic landscapes, Norfolk makes a wonderfully tranquil break.
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The forces of nature that formed Britain’s first National Park can be witnessed in the beautiful ridges and dales of Derbyshire’s Peak District, renowned for its inspiring landscapes, stunning manor houses and rich industrial heritage.
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