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YORK is the north's most compelling city, a place whose history, said George VI, "is the history of England". This is perhaps overstating things a little, but it reflects the significance of a metropolis that until the Industrial Revolution was second only to London in population and importance, not only at the heart of the country's religious life, but also a key player in some of the major events that have shaped the nation. These days a more provincial air hangs over the city, except in summer when York feels like a heritage site for the benefit of tourists. That said, no trip to this part of the country is complete without a visit to the city. York is well placed for any number of day-trips , the most essential being that to Castle Howard , the gem amongst English stately homes.

Take a look at one of the maps dotted around the city centre and you're confronted with a baffling and intimidating prospect. If the tourist office is to be believed, there are around sixty churches, museums and historic buildings crammed within York's walls. In fact the tally of things you really want to see is surprisingly limited, with most sights within easy walking distance of one another. Even so, it's hard to get round everything in less than two days, and equally difficult to stick to any rigid itinerary. The Minster is the obvious place to start, followed by the cluster of buildings that circle it; then you might cut south to the Shambles , central to the city's old centre and pedestrianized grid, or walk around the walls from the Minster to Exhibition Square for the Yorkshire Museum and St Mary's Abbey , evocative ruins surrounded by the city's loveliest gardens. Thereafter you could walk through the main shopping streets to take in the Merchant Adventurers' Hall , most striking of the city's smaller medieval buildings, then deal with Clifford's Tower and the nearby Jorvik Viking Centre and Castle Museum . Lastly, be sure to leave time to take in the National Railway Museum , a superb museum whose appeal goes way beyond railway memorabilia. The York Museums pass (£9) gives five days' unlimited access to the Castle Museum, Yorkshire Museum and City Art Gallery, offering a fair saving on entry to these attractions.

Bootham City Centre Guest House

York's finest family run bed and breakfast. City Centre location, ideal for events and attractions. Non- smoking, 'fantastic' full english breakfast included in the room rate.

We offer comfortable, conveniently-located accommodation.

Chombeys is a stylish farmhouse, overlooking the village green at Tollerton- only 15 minutes from York City. The village is in the heart of the Vale of York and just off the A19 - so an ideal base for North Yorkshire.

Clifton Bridge Hotel

Located near a short riverside walk into the city this hotel offers 1st class, well furnished accommodation. A family run hotel, offering a warm welcome, excellent service, friendly staff, great food and good wine.

Our hotel is located about a short 10-minute walk north of York Minster.

Dairy Guest House

The dairy is a lovingly restored and upgraded Victorian town house, retaining its character and original features. .

The Elmbank is a listed building renowned for its superb examples of art nouveau d%C3%A9cor. This city hotel with a country house atmosphere offers a warm, friendly welcome and high standards of cuisine and service. Rooms may be allocated either in the main building or the annexe.

George & Dragon Hotel

In the heart of the North York Moors, combining superb food and atmosphere with elegant and spacious accommodation. In the centre of lovely Kirkbymoorside, combining quiet rooms in Cormill/Rectory with atmospheric 17th C coaching inn.

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