[2025 York Attraction] Travel Guide for York Minster (Updated Mar)

Hey everyone! A nine-day in-depth tour of the UK, exploring the British Isles! A super practical guide is here to help you easily check in to classic destinations without taking detours! -- 🚩Suggested Route: Eight-Day In-Depth Tour of Britain Day 1: 🛫Depart from Wuhan, direct flight to London, start a wonderful British journey! Days 2-3: 🏰Depart from London, visit a centuries-old British town, explore York Minster, and then head to Edinburgh to experience the majesty of Edinburgh Castle. Day 4: 🌲Depart from Glasgow, roam the Lake District, feel the tranquility of nature, and then head to Manchester to explore Chinatown and Old Trafford. Day 5: 🎭Continue from Manchester, visit Stratford-upon-Avon and Oxford, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural atmosphere. Days 6-7: 🏛️Return to London, explore iconic attractions such as the British Museum and Big Ben, and enjoy the fun of free activities in London. Day 8: 🛬Return from London, direct flight to Wuhan, end an unforgettable British journey. Day 9: 🏠Return to Wuhan, sweet home. -- 🧳 Travel Checklist: Essential Items for a UK Trip 📞🇬🇧 Prepare a phone card for easy communication and to avoid losing contact. 🔌🌍 Don't forget the plug adapter, UK sockets are different, this is very important. 🪪🛂 Make sure your documents are complete, don't forget your passport and visa for smooth entry and exit. 👚🧣 It's still a bit chilly in the UK in March, so bring some spring and autumn clothes to stay warm and stylish. -- Explore the UK, enjoy the exotic atmosphere, and don't forget to leave your footprints and stories!🌟

Photos 2-4: On May 2, 1916, York experienced its first Zeppelin raid of World War I, and two more later that year. The damage caused by the bombing prompted the York branch to take precautions to protect the church's irreplaceable stained glass, and the Stoneyard team removed 109 windows, including the Great East Window, the Five Sisters Window, and the Great West Window. These windows were hidden in bulletproof bunkers at secret locations around the cathedral campus. They were later restored and put back into use between 1923 and 1925. Photos 5-7: This instrument dates back to 1632, when the most famous organ maker, Robert Dallam, was paid £297 to create "the finest, largest, fullest, most powerful, and loudest organ." It was later destroyed by arson and rebuilt in 1829. Photo 8: The Great West Window, completed in 1340, is located at the end of the church. This window is known as the "Heart of Yorkshire" because of the shape of the stone carvings above it, and it demonstrates the authority and purpose of the church. Photo 6: The Five Sisters Window York Minster's Five Sisters Window is the only monument in the country dedicated to the women of the British Empire who died in World War I. Undercroft Museum Explore 2,000 years of history in the most advanced interactive room beneath the cathedral. Visitors to the certified museum basement can see the remains of a Roman military camp, learn about the cathedral's connection to the Vikings, and view artifacts never before seen by the public. ⏰Hours: Monday to Saturday 9:30 am–4 pm, Sunday 12:45 pm–2:30 pm 👀Visit: Allow 2 hours 🎫Tickets: £18 for adults, £16 for students, free for children aged 0–17, £6 extra for tower access ⚠️Tips: 1. Tickets can be purchased online or on-site. 2. The tower is 60 meters high and requires climbing 275 steps to reach the top, so climbers need to be agile; the stairs are 61 cm wide, which may be a challenge for some; children under 8 are not allowed to climb. 3. The Learning Resources section of the official website's Visit directory has more historical information about the church.

8-day UK tour, all the highlights are here! Amazing itinerary, experience British style, don't miss it! -------- 🚩Route suggestion: 8-day in-depth UK tour Day 1: Arrive at London Heathrow Airport, transfer to the hotel for rest after group pick-up. Day 2: Visit the mysterious Stonehenge, feel the ancient atmosphere of the Roman Baths, visit the Royal Crescent and Bath Abbey, stroll along Pulteney Bridge, and finally arrive at Combe Castle. Day 3: Visit the University of Oxford and its Bridge of Sighs, stroll through the University of Oxford Park, and explore the glorious history of Warwick Castle. Day 4: The natural scenery of the Lake District National Park is intoxicating, enjoy a peaceful time by Lake Windermere, and visit the romantic Gretna Green. Day 5: Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Loch Lomond, cross the Glen Coe, look up at the majestic Ben Nevis, pass through Fort William and Loch Ness, and finally visit Fort Augustus. Day 6: Climb Edinburgh Castle, stroll along the Royal Mile, visit Alnwick Castle, admire the sacred York Minster, stroll along the York City Walls, and feel the historical charm of Shambles. Day 7: Experience the academic atmosphere of the University of Cambridge, take a Cambridge boat tour to enjoy the scenery, visit King's College Chapel and Trinity College, and finally arrive at Windsor Castle to feel the royal style. Day 8: Visit Tower Bridge, take a Thames River cruise to enjoy the city scenery, visit Big Ben and Westminster Abbey, feel the majesty of Buckingham Palace, and finally explore the rich collections of the British Museum. -------- Travel essentials: 🧳 Super practical UK travel checklist 📞 Prepare a SIM card, so you can stay in touch. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, don't forget that UK sockets are different. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents, check your visa and passport. 👗 It's cold in the UK in December, bring a thick coat and scarf to keep warm. 🔋 Don't forget your charger, your phone needs power for photos and check-ins. -------- I hope this UK travel guide can help you, have fun and enjoy your trip! 🎉

Hey guys, here's a 6-day UK itinerary! This itinerary covers all the must-see attractions and includes super practical travel tips to help you make the most of your time in the UK! / The UK is a country with a long history and picturesque scenery🏰. From Big Ben in London to Edinburgh in Scotland, the UK is full of charm🎭. Visit the UK to experience the royal style and feel the perfect blend of ancient traditions and modern civilization! / 🚩Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: University of Cambridge -> Bridge of Sighs 🎓Start your UK trip in Cambridge. Stroll through the university and feel the academic atmosphere. Then head to the Bridge of Sighs and listen to the sighs of history. Day 2️⃣: York Minster -> York City Walls 🛕Visit York. First, head to York Minster to admire the beauty of Gothic architecture. Then climb the city walls and enjoy the view of the ancient city. Day 3️⃣: Royal Mile -> Edinburgh City Chambers -> Edinburgh Castle 🏰Arrive in Edinburgh. Walk along the Royal Mile, pass by the City Chambers, and finally reach the magnificent Edinburgh Castle. Day 4️⃣: Fort Augustus -> Glenfinnan Viaduct -> Loch Lomond Park Centre -> Loch Lomond 🏞️Enjoy a day trip in Scotland. From the classical Fort Augustus to the magnificent Glenfinnan Viaduct, and then to the natural scenery of Loch Lomond Park Centre and Loch Lomond. Day 5️⃣: The World of Beatrix Potter -> Old Trafford 🏆Enjoy a day of fun and excitement. First, relive your childhood at The World of Beatrix Potter. Then head to Old Trafford to experience the charm of football. Day 6️⃣: Shakespeare's Birthplace 🎭End your literary journey by visiting Shakespeare's birthplace and tracing the origins of drama. / Travel essentials:🧳Don't forget to pack these items for your UK trip! 📞 Prepare a SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter to fit UK sockets. 🪪 Bring your documents, including your visa and passport. 👔 The UK is a bit cold in November, so bring a warm coat. 🔋 Don't forget your charger to keep your devices charged. 💷 Exchange some local currency for emergencies. / There's so much more to see in the UK! Follow me for more travel tips and to learn more about the UK!

Everyone, what are you going to do in the UK? The four-day travel guide is here! Check out all the essential attractions in one place, so you won’t have any regrets on your trip to the UK! Collect it quickly~ -- 🚩Route arrangement: Day 1: Lake Windermere Roam around Lake Windermere and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the lake and mountains. Day 2: Urquhart Castle – Loch Ness Visit the ancient Urquhart Castle and feel the rich history; then go to Loch Ness to appreciate the natural charm of the lake and mountains. Day 3: Edinburgh Castle – Princes Street – Edinburgh Old Town – Royal Mile – Palace of Holyroodhouse – Carlton Hill Travel through the history and modernity of Edinburgh, from the majestic castle to the bustling Princes Street, then explore the ancient charm of the old city, stroll the Royal Mile, visit the Palace of Holyroodhouse, and finally climb Calton Hill for a panoramic view. Day 4: York Minster – York City Walls – York Shambles – River Ouse Savor the antiquity and style of York, visit the magnificent York Minster, stroll the ancient city walls, visit the characteristic butcher shop, and finally come to the banks of the River Ouse to feel the tranquility of the river. -- Must-visit attractions: - 🏰 Edinburgh Castle: a military stronghold on the cliff, a witness to Scottish history! - 🏛️ Palace of Holyroodhouse: This was once the private residence of the Queen of Scots~ - 💒 York Minster: Gothic style, the stained glass is so beautiful~ - 🌅 Lake Windermere: The lake and mountains are so picturesque, you must not miss it! -- Tips: - Food: Try the local traditional English breakfast and experience a different feast for your taste buds. - Time difference: There is a big time difference between the UK and China, ⏰Remember to adjust your schedule in advance. - Airport transportation: London Heathrow Airport has convenient transportation, 🚇subway and 🚕taxi are both good options. - Shopping: Oxford Street is a shopping paradise, 🛍Don’t forget about tax refund. - Attractions: Big Ben and the London Eye are must-visits, 📸leave you with beautiful memories. -- Want to unlock more hidden gameplay and private strategies for traveling in the UK? Follow me quickly and I will take you around Britain!

Just finished the York itinerary, really love this small city❤️ This capital of North England, the second largest tourist city in England, is often used as a short stop between London and Edinburgh, but this city with a rich history is definitely worth slowing down and taking more time to experience deeply. George VI once proudly said: The history of York is the history of England. To be honest, the city itself is really not big, here to share some of my experiences: 1️⃣ The Shambles: The most complete and oldest medieval street preserved in the UK to date, but very short, it takes only 1 minute to walk through. During the day, The Shambles is bustling, either queuing for trinkets or buying butterbeer. But at night, The Shambles is the real magical world of Harry Potter, the corner of Diagon Alley seems to be able to change shape at any time, wizards buying wands appear, the golden light showcases are hung with wanted posters for Potter, and ghostly shadows flicker around as if eyes are watching us muggles who have intruded. ❗So, you must stay in York for at least one night to see the magical world as night falls. 2️⃣ York Minster It is the largest existing medieval Gothic cathedral in Europe, and it took more than 200 years to build. The cathedral was originally an all-wood structure and was destroyed by fire during the civil war. Later, the Normans conquered York and built the first Norman church, whose foundation stones and crypt can still be seen today. Must-see at York Minster: ✅ The Great Hall: This is the filming location for the Great Hall of Hogwarts in Harry Potter. ✅ Stained Glass: The Heart of York, the Great East Window, the Rose Window, etc., each one is an art treasure, and the most interesting part of York Minster is these windows. ✅ Tower Climb: There are fixed times each day for climbing the tower, ours was at 11 o'clock, be mentally prepared, it's a bit tough both physically and mentally to climb 200 feet in the narrow steps. Halfway up there is a section of the aerial bridge, I was trembling with fear of heights, but the top of the tower is much better, because it is enclosed with wire mesh on all sides. 3️⃣ St Mary's Abbey: The ruins in the museum gardens, a famous building from the Catholic period in England, destroyed during the Protestant Reformation, the abbey is in the free museum gardens, where the little squirrels🐿️ will come to your hand looking for food. 4️⃣ National Railway Museum: Near York Station, it houses a train that was donated by the Chinese government and once ran in China. York actually has quite a few places to visit, take more time, stroll the streets, York as an old industrial city, the Victorian buildings everywhere feel like stepping into the most glorious period of Britain. 5️⃣🧸 The Ghost Merchants This is the only shop in York still trading souls, always a queue, and the shop assistants are interesting and chat with the customers in line ‼️Must-try food recommendations ❶ Butterbeer 🍺 Shop name: The Potions Cauldron (YO17LZ) This really tastes like a mix of AD calcium milk and beer, with a thick layer of creamy milk cap on top, sweet caramel-flavored beer, and the straw is pasta that can be taken home and cooked haha ❷ Firework Beef Sandwich🥪 Shop name: Shambles Kitchen (Yo17LX) The firework sandwich is a classic commemorating the 'Gunpowder Plot' by the people of York, mainly for the love of the fireworks, and the taste is also good, the smoked beef is delicious ❸ Basque Cheesecake🧀 Shop name: ALYS BAKERY YORK Address: 81 Gillygate, York YO31 7EA The shop is very small and only offers takeout, not dine-in, there are also some bread, cookies, and coffee, but my favorite is blueberry and original flavor, the other flavors are still a bit sweet 🚌Surrounding tours: There are quite a few attractions around York: 1️⃣ Whitby: You can take a bus from York for just 2 pounds 2️⃣ Saltaire: The little Kamakura of England, you can take a bus from Whitby, or go by train. 3️⃣ Scarborough: The mysterious Scarborough Fair is also a good place to go. 4️⃣ Howard Castle: The legendary place of Jay Chou's grand wedding, worth a visit if you have time.

🖤Everyone knows that Diagon Alley in 'Harry Potter' comes from The Shambles in York, but York is not just about Diagon Alley. I rushed to York in the Christmas month, the Howard Castle of Jay Chou's wedding has a new theme exhibition, the old city is full of lights, the Christmas market is bustling, even the York Designer Outlet is full of Christmas dress up. York must be magical~ 👣I stayed in York for two days and sorted out a citywalk route for everyone, so let's experience the Christmas atmosphere in York: Day1️⃣ St. Mary's Abbey (in the York Museum Gardens, it is now ruins, but it is very photogenic) ➡️York Minster (the largest Gothic cathedral in the UK, the Rose Window is spectacular) ➡️Viking Centre (part of York's history and culture) ➡️Clifford's Tower (you can overlook the entire city of York, I personally feel that the view is better than the top of York Minster, there is no obstruction) ➡️Christmas Market (it starts to be super lively in the afternoon, in addition to a wide variety of goods, you must taste the wonderful combination of hot red wine + hot dogs like the locals, and you can see band performances from time to time) ➡️The Shambles (you should go to The Shambles later, it has more atmosphere after sunset, the famous butter beer must be tried, and the York Ghost, you have to queue every day) Day2️⃣ 🏰Howard Castle (Castle Howard is definitely a must-visit place for Jay fans, and it is also the location of many British dramas. The castle is surrounded by forests and two lakes, with swans passing by from time to time, both classical and elegant. During Christmas, there is a new theme decoration 'Dream Island' that recreates the dream world of Peter Pan. Each room has a different Christmas decoration, from George's bedroom to the bathroom, from the pirate's light and shadow show to the occasional little elf🧚, all show the dream to the fullest. The coolest thing is the huge Christmas tree in the hall, probably all the dreams of Peter Pan are hanging on it) -York Designer Outlet (Christmas season + Black Friday, the shopping buff is full, you can go directly to the outlet for shopping + dinner after returning from the castle, and return with a full load. There is also an ice rink at the entrance where you can experience the local winter entertainment activities) 🚞 The best way to go to York is of course by train For travel in the UK, the train can be said to be the best way to connect cities. The combination of train➕citywalk allows you to have more time to immerse yourself in the charm of the destination. There are many choices of LNER train schedules, departing from London Kingscross station and arriving in York in about 2 hours. The first class includes catering services, and the luggage rack space is enough to carry large suitcases~ The surprising thing is that LNER trains are also pet-friendly, so lovely! York train station is also full of Victorian flavor~ 🏠Accommodation I strongly recommend everyone to live near the train station, so you won't be too tired to drag the suitcase. Most of the attractions can be reached on foot. There are direct buses to Howard Castle and the outlet, overall the public transportation is very friendly. York·North Yorkshire

Welcome to a day of exploration in the captivating landscapes and historic wonders of Yorkshire, UK. From the awe-inspiring architecture of York to the scenic beauty of Yorkshire Dales, this one-day itinerary promises an immersive journey through culture, nature, and culinary delights. Brace yourself for a day filled with ancient charm, picturesque landscapes, and the warmth of Yorkshire hospitality. ☀️ Morning: - Start your day with a visit to York Minster, an architectural marvel that dates back centuries. - Immerse yourself in the medieval charm of the Shambles, a street with wonky buildings and unique shops. 🍻 Lunch: - Dive into a traditional pub for lunch, savoring Yorkshire pudding and local ales. - Immerse yourself in the warm, authentic atmosphere of a classic English pub. 🌳 Afternoon: - Embark on a scenic drive through Yorkshire Dales National Park, surrounded by rolling hills. - Pause at Malham Cove, where nature's grandeur unfolds before your eyes. ☕ Late Afternoon: - Treat yourself to an exquisite afternoon tea at Betty's Tearooms in Harrogate. - Delight in the elegance of fine china, delicate sandwiches, and delectable pastries. 🏰 Evening: - Catch the sunset at Castle Howard, where lush gardens complement the stately home. - Wander through the estate, appreciating the grandeur of this historic gem. 🍽️ Dinner: - Head to Leeds for dinner, indulging in local Yorkshire specialties. - Immerse yourself in the city's vibrant evening atmosphere, capping off a day filled with history, nature, and gastronomic delights.

York🇬🇧, a must-see city in central England It is a town full of culture and art The environment is very beautiful And the center of the city York Cathedral York Cathedral⛪️ It is a must-see among the must-sees The cathedral is solemn and solemn The architectural aesthetics are worth appreciating The church windows alone are full of stories Each piece of glass carries a unique story And which requires many artists years of careful craftsmanship Appreciation alone is already pleasing to the eye💜 16 pounds for entry 🇬🇧 ##Travel to the UK ##Travel abroad

For York Minster, the students from York University can go in for free. Otherwise, you have to pay for it. However, you can get student ticket for the minster and the tower. Be aware of the steps in the tower, they are really tiny so be sure to watch your step! It is suitable for people who are active although it’s not too hard to get to the top. The panorama of York was lovely! Would recommend everyone to go up!

York is a beautiful walled city in northeast England, founded by the ancient Romans. York Minster with its massive 13th century Gothic cathedral features medieval stained glass and 2 bell towers. The city walls form a walkway on both sides of the River Ouse. Inside the gates of Monk Bar there is an exhibition tracing the life of the 15th century Plantagenet King Richard III. Transportation Tips- It only takes 23 minutes by train from Leeds Station. 1.5 hours by train from Manchester Victoria Station. Local attractions－York Castle Museum, York Minster, National Railway Museum York, York City Walls. Hotels - Double Tree by Hilton York, Novotel York Certre Food and Restaurants - Pho, Melton's Restaurant Shopping Guide - York's Chocolate Story #Good Places for Families #Good Places for Easter #Overseas Travel #York

York has a beautiful view York is very small and you can basically visit it in one day. York Minster is very distinctive from a distance. The yellow exterior walls and sharp edges match the rainy day in York very well. British architecture and rainy days really give a different feeling. The shop windows on the street are dazzling, and the small town looks even better with the small lights during the Christmas season, with a mysterious beauty. #York #Overseas Travel

If you visit London too many times, consider a small UK city. And I come to introduce yorks! York Cathedral needs a ticket to visit inside, I heard it is the 2nd largest church in the UK if you think the tickets are expensive can have a cup of coffee outside some cafes, enjoy the outside environment is very chill. I came across a small church with an earth sent by nasa! The shops on the street are cute and soft There is also a long Great Wall.

The Rome Bible in Greek Language and Stunning Stained Glass Windows The Bible was written in Greek in England, but later on King James VI and I created the Authorized Version and translated it to English during his reign in 1604. The original bible version is the truly art piece with exquisite colours and works on it. If you would like to explore more about the art and history in this period, you could come to York, England to find out. The York Minster has the famous stained glass windows which called Five Sisters Window and Rose Window featuring the outstanding stained glass window craftsmanship. It is truly beautiful and impressive selective colour to make the lighting so perfectly inside. #artshunting

King Henry VIII had tried to converted England from Catholic to Protestant and set up the new church of England. You could experience the history from York and England and view of York Minster. In this minster, you could join the tower tour with additional cost and walk 275 stairs to view the York City and see the architecture details of this gothic minster.

I must admit, this place was not on one of my lists to go, but since I have been I will recommend this so much! I have so much to say about this city and so little time to tell it. From cosy bars and pubs (proper English feel) to lavish waterside bars and cute hidden away restaurants and eateries to proper glam yourself up restaurants the city has it all! Super easy to navigate and with sights to see a-plenty! I’m even thinking it has to be a place I have to revisit to fully master all avenues and all places I didn’t discover before! I didn’t take too many pictures because I just felt on the moment, but I highly recommend to have at least a day or two here! 💪🏽

York is a beautiful city in northeast England that was founded by the ancient Romans. Getting There - 1 hour approx. train ride from Manchester. Very well connected with all cities via train. Attractions - York minster, City walls, Harry Potter shop Food & Restaurants - Brunch at Patisan (pictures included), dinner at Drake's fisheries (Fish and chips) Shopping - York chocolate factory for some chocolates. #onedaytrip #yorkshire #york #yorkminster #uk #traintrip #beautifulcity #travellovers #wanderlust #nomad

Have you ever been to church? A church is a Christian church building. Although I am not a Christian, I visited a well-known church when I visited Europe last time. There are thousands of churches around the world, but most of them are in Europe. When we walked into the church, everything became quiet and everything felt sacred. I secretly took a few photos, everyone come and feel it. Please understand that my photography skills are limited.

When you travel to the UK, how can you not go to York! York, a classical and romantic town in the northeast of England, is a famous historic city in the UK. The prototype of Diagonal Lane in Harry Potter is in York, where the wedding party is also here! Come to York, you must not miss York Minster! York Minster was built in 1220 and completed in 1470. It is the old medieval cathedral in Europe and one of the world's most exquisite churches in design and architecture. York Cathedral is mainly built with stone. It is magnificent and exquisite in craftsmanship. It has remained solid and straightforward for hundreds of years! The spire at the top of the church is like a sharp thorn in the sky, giving people a deep and solemn history, especially those carvings are amazing! The appearance of the church is magnificent, and the interior is exquisite and gorgeous! A large piece of stained glass on the east side of the church, the size of which is almost the size of a tennis court. It is the medieval stained glass window of the world, composed of more than 100 patterns, it is amazing! In addition, the location of the Hogwarts Hall in the Harry Potter movies is in the York Church Hall! Attractions Name: York Minster York Minster Attractions Address: York Minster

Just in bad weather, visit the indoor York Cathedral it is the largest Gothic church in the UK Gothic style architecture is the biggest feature is the height of the spire and the sky church everywhere It is a stone pillar connecting the sky and the earth or a few hundred steps of narrow steps overlooking the entire Yorkshire York Cathedral, also known as St. Peter's Basilica, is the largest extremist medieval Gothic church in Europe. is one of the most exquisite churches in the world of design and architecture. It is magnificent and solemn, and it took more than 200 years to build. The church was built in 627 AD, when it was an all-wood structure that was destroyed by war in the civil war. 1060, the Normans captured York, built the first Norman church, and still see the cornerstone and basement of the church. Every evening, the evening prayers of the cathedral are in harmony with the beautiful singing and organ of the choir, adds to the majestic atmosphere of York Minster, and the whole piece of stained glass in the southeast of the church is the largest in the world. Medieval stained-glass windows, the north wing of the church is in early British style; the front hall and choir and small auditorium are decorated in a baroque style, the central hall is in a central axis symmetry, and the hall is "Harry" The location of the Hogwarts Hall in Porter.

York Minster is the largest surviving medieval church in Europe and one of the world's finest churches of design and architecture. The church was built in 627 AD, when it was an all-wood structure that was destroyed by war in the civil war. In 1066, the Normans captured York and built the first Norman-style church in 1080. The cornerstone and basement of the church can still be seen today. When you come to York, you must not miss York Minster, the largest Gothic church in the UK and the largest of the entire European Alps. It was built in 1220 and completed in the 1470s. In 1984, part of the building of York Minster was destroyed by fire and was seriously damaged. It has been repaired.

Sophie's British travel notes If this trip is not heard in person, I have always misunderstood that this is the church where Jay Chou married. If this trip is not a personal visit, I always thought that York Cathedral and the number An unclear English church is as ordinary. Fortunately, I am here. It is a 10-minute walk from the York City Centre train station. I came over at 2 pm on Sunday at my friend's suggestion. It was perfect and perfect. The largest Gothic church in the Middle Ages in northern Europe, with the world's largest stained-glass window, the 15 ticket package includes a church, a tower, and a basement. The advantage of coming over on Sunday afternoon is that you can visit the basement in batches at 2 o'clock, then come up to see the inside of the church. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the church will be closed on time and the evening prayer will begin. At this time, the choir teenagers will start. Their sounds of nature, this part is more impressive than visiting the church.

York is a fantastic destination for history lovers and casual travelers alike. The city’s medieval charm, stunning architecture, and rich heritage make it a must-visit in the UK. Walking through the Shambles feels like stepping back in time, with its narrow, winding streets and timber-framed buildings. York Minster is breathtaking—both inside and out—and climbing the tower offers an incredible view of the city. The city walls provide a scenic walk with plenty of photo opportunities. The Jorvik Viking Centre is a fun and interactive way to learn about York’s Viking past, and the National Railway Museum is a great stop, even for those who aren’t train enthusiasts. If you’re into ghost stories, the city’s many ghost tours are worth trying—York is supposedly one of the most haunted places in England! Food-wise, there’s no shortage of cozy tea rooms and traditional pubs. Betty’s Tea Room is famous, but there are plenty of other great spots to grab a bite. For a more relaxed experience, riverside walks and boat tours offer a peaceful way to see the city from a different perspective. Overall, York is a charming mix of history, culture, and atmosphere. Whether you’re visiting for a day or a weekend, there’s plenty to explore! #yorkcity

Hey everyone, a four-day UK trip is here! Immerse yourself in the romantic waters of the Lake District, explore the hometown of Peter Rabbit, and visit York's Diagon Alley for Harry Potter fans! Get this personalized guide and start your British journey! 🚩Suggested Itinerary: A four-day trip to England, a journey through fairy tales and history! Day 1: Lake Windermere Immerse yourself in the romantic waters of Lake Windermere and experience the tranquility and beauty of the Lake District. Day 2: Urquhart Castle Visit the historic Urquhart Castle and experience the medieval castle scenery and legendary stories. Day 3: Edinburgh Castle -> Royal Mile -> Princes Street -> Princes Street Gardens Travel through time, overlooking the city from Edinburgh Castle, stroll along the Royal Mile to experience the historical heritage, and then head to the bustling Princes Street and Gardens for a leisurely afternoon. Day 4: York Minster -> The Shambles -> National Railway Museum Explore York, visit the magnificent York Minster, explore the hometown of Peter Rabbit - The Shambles, and finally visit the National Railway Museum to experience the charm of railway culture. End your wonderful four-day trip and return home with a full load of memories! Tips: - The weather in the UK in March is still quite cold, remember to bring warm clothes and rain gear 🧣☔️. - From the airport to the city center, you can choose the subway or a taxi for convenient and fast travel 🚖🚇. - The UK is 8 hours behind Beijing time, pay attention to the time difference and arrange your schedule reasonably 🕗. UK group tours, easy and worry-free! Don't forget to follow me for more travel tips and practical guides! 🌍✨

The short holiday is here! Want an in-depth tour of classic British cities? Check out this 6-day itinerary, covering all the must-sees and offering a taste of the best of Britain! From Big Ben in London to Edinburgh Castle, we've got you covered, ensuring a memorable trip with no regrets! -- 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Windsor Castle - University of Oxford - Oxford University Museum of Natural History - Ashmolean Museum An in-depth tour on the first day, visiting Windsor Castle to experience royal grandeur, then heading to Oxford to stroll through the university campus and explore the cultural treasures of the Museum of Natural History and the Ashmolean. DAY 2: Lake Windermere Immerse yourself in the picturesque scenery of Lake Windermere and enjoy the tranquil English countryside. DAY 3: Urquhart Castle - Loch Ness Journey through history with a visit to the ancient ruins of Urquhart Castle, followed by a trip to the shores of Loch Ness to admire the magnificent scenery of the Scottish Highlands. DAY 4: Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh Old Town - Royal Mile - Palace of Holyroodhouse - Scottish National Gallery - Calton Hill A day trip to Edinburgh, from the castle to the old town, strolling along the Royal Mile, visiting the Palace of Holyroodhouse, appreciating Scottish art, and finally ascending Calton Hill for a panoramic view. DAY 5: York Minster - York City Walls - River Ouse - The Shambles A trip to York, visiting the Minster and the ancient city walls, strolling along the River Ouse, experiencing the medieval atmosphere, and exploring the famous Shambles. DAY 6: Warwick Castle - University of Cambridge - Cambridge Punting - Trinity College, Cambridge On the last day, visit Warwick Castle, then head to Cambridge to experience the leisurely punting on the River Cam and visit the academic halls of Trinity College. -- Some tips: - Souvenir prices: The UK has a wide variety of souvenirs, and prices vary greatly depending on the shop and region. It is recommended to compare prices at multiple shops🛍️. - Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to travel to the UK to ensure a smooth and worry-free trip📖. - Airport transportation: UK airports have convenient transportation, and you can choose the subway, bus, etc., to get to the city center🚇🚌. - March weather: The weather in the UK in March is moderate, warm and comfortable during the day, and slightly cooler at night. Remember to bring a jacket🧥. -- Like this itinerary? Give it a thumbs-up and save it! UK group tours are just that simple and fun!🎉

I traveled from Cambridge to York, only allocating half a day for York. As someone who isn't a Harry Potter fan, I didn't feel like York had much to offer me. Fortunately, the city isn't too big, making a half-day city walk quite suitable. Below is my city walk route, perfect for experiencing York's charm in a short time. If you're a Harry Potter fan, this route is also a classic: York City Walls → York Minster → The Shambles → Clifford's Tower ⭐Highlights ✅York City Walls: Not far from the hotel, you can see the city walls surrounding York's old town. They are said to be about 3.4 km long. Due to time constraints, we only walked a small section. According to the introduction, the York City Walls were built by the ancient Romans and are the best-preserved and longest medieval city walls in England. They are centered around York Minster and form a square. However, I personally feel that most of it has been restored. ✅York Minster: This is the largest existing medieval Gothic cathedral in Europe and York's most noteworthy ancient building. The cathedral's construction began in 627 AD, and what we see today was rebuilt in 1470. The cathedral's interior hall served as the filming location for the Great Hall of Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films. The large expanse of stained glass on the southeast side is said to be the largest medieval stained-glass window in the world. We didn't climb to the top because it was getting late, which was a bit of a pity. ✅The Shambles: This is probably York's most famous spot, as it's the inspiration for Diagon Alley in Harry Potter. It's also the most complete medieval street preserved in England to date. The street is lined with ancient wooden-framed buildings, all built very low, only one or two stories high. This is said to be a measure to prevent the spread of fire during medieval times. It might be better to visit at night. We went during the day and it felt a bit ordinary, and there were many people taking photos. Also, "The Little Devil" is a very popular souvenir here. ✅Clifford's Tower: A landmark building in York, it's one of the few remaining ruins of York Castle, located opposite the York Castle Museum. From the tower, you can overlook the beautiful scenery of York. Clifford's Tower itself is not large, but according to the introduction, it was once a royal mint and even the site of one of the worst antisemitic massacres in the Middle Ages, which is hard to imagine. Personally, I feel that apart from the Minster, York's attractions are a bit underwhelming, but the city walk through these medieval streets is quite enjoyable. 📖Practical Information 🚗Transportation: York is not big. Starting from hotels in York city center, walking is sufficient. Walking plus sightseeing takes 2–3 hrs. 🎫Tickets: York Minster £18, climbing to the top £5, Clifford's Tower £9 (I personally don't think it's worth going inside).

Hey guys, here's your in-depth guide to a five-day trip to the UK! Essential sights, must-try foods, all in one place. Save it now! -- 🚩Suggested Itinerary: An in-depth tour of the UK, a wonderful blend of history and nature DAY1️⃣：Windsor Castle->University of Oxford->Oxford University Museum of Natural History->Ashmolean Museum Explore the ancient charm of Windsor Castle, then head to the academic atmosphere of Oxford, delving into the halls of natural history and art. DAY2️⃣：Lake Windermere Enjoy the tranquility and beauty of Lake Windermere, experiencing the peace and harmony of nature. DAY3️⃣：Urquhart Castle->Loch Ness Visit the mysterious Urquhart Castle and stroll along the shores of Loch Ness, taking in the magnificent scenery of the Scottish Highlands. DAY4️⃣：Edinburgh Castle->Edinburgh Old Town->Royal Mile->Palace of Holyroodhouse->Scottish National Gallery->Calton Hill Explore Edinburgh's castles and old town, walk along the Royal Mile, discover historical traces, and climb Calton Hill for a panoramic view of the city. DAY5️⃣：York Minster->York City Walls->The Shambles->River Ouse Experience the charm of York's ancient cathedral and city walls, stroll through the quaint Shambles, and finally arrive at the River Ouse, concluding this wonderful UK trip.🌟 -- 🧳 Packing List: Essential items for your UK trip! 📞 Phone Card: Don't forget to buy a local UK SIM card for easy communication and to save on roaming charges. Buy online in advance and use it upon arrival! 🔌 Plug Adapter: UK plugs are different, so bring an adapter. Otherwise, your phone and computer will run out of power, which can be awkward. 📜 Documents: Passport, visa, and translated driver's license are all necessary. Documents are very important when traveling abroad! 👔 Clothing: The weather in the UK in March is changeable. Bring a windproof jacket, a few long-sleeved shirts, and comfortable shoes so you're prepared for anything. 🔋 Charger and Others: Bring a charger, power bank, umbrella, and common medicines, just in case. That's all! Be prepared and enjoy your UK trip! -- A trip to the UK is more than just the scenery; there are more stories waiting for you to discover!🌍✨

#manchestertrip Embark on a journey to England, a country rich in history and culture, where ancient landmarks stand alongside modern marvels. From the rolling hills of the countryside to the vibrant streets of its cities, England offers a diverse array of experiences that cater to every type of traveler. Start your adventure in London, the dynamic capital that never sleeps. Explore iconic landmarks such as the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, and the British Museum. Take a ride on the London Eye for a breathtaking view of the cityscape, or watch a play in the historic Globe Theatre to experience the dramatic arts as Shakespeare intended. Venture to the historic city of Bath, known for its stunning Georgian architecture and ancient Roman baths. The city's spa heritage can still be enjoyed today, offering a perfect blend of historical exploration and relaxation. Explore the university towns of Oxford and Cambridge, where historic colleges line the riverbanks. Take a punting tour on the River Cam in Cambridge or walk in the footsteps of scholars through the hallowed halls of Oxford. Journey north to the Lake District National Park, a stunning area of natural beauty with shimmering lakes, verdant forests, and rugged hills. It's an ideal spot for hiking, boating, and enjoying the tranquil scenery that has inspired poets and artists for centuries. Discover the medieval city of York, with its well-preserved city walls and the majestic York Minster. Delve into the narrow, winding streets of The Shambles, one of the best-preserved medieval shopping streets in Europe. Travel to the rugged landscapes of the Peak District, England’s first national park, offering breathtaking views and opportunities for hiking, cycling, and climbing. Experience the mystical allure of Stonehenge, one of the world's most famous prehistoric monuments. Located in the Wiltshire countryside, this ancient stone circle continues to baffle and fascinate visitors with its mysterious origins and purpose. Discover England – a land where history and modernity intertwine seamlessly. Whether you're exploring bustling cities, historic towns, or serene landscapes, England offers a rich tapestry of experiences that will captivate and inspire all who visit.