Known as a city of phenomenal historical time lime events, York represents old-world English charm at its finest and before advanced technology took over. With 13th century walls, Gothic cathedrals, museums, architecture and alley ways to explore at every turn, there is no shortage of learning and exploration opportunities here.

York is approximately 203 miles north of the city of London and it boasts a long history and rich heritage that any visitor can see when touring the landmark sights, attractions, medieval-style buildings, classy restaurants, traditional pubs and charming cafes. See the National Railway Museum, take a guided walk on the River Ouse, take photos of stunning castles and take a ghost tour throughout the city.

There aren't many cities within England that hold the abundant history as York. To this present day, tourists and locals alike can stroll along the paths that surround great medieval walls and see great gates such as Micklegate. The Shambles is a popular attraction that is visited by thousands every year because it once was the meat butchering centre of York during the Norman Conquest.

There are numerous 18th century glorious York ruins left over for tourists to explore such as the Assembly Rooms of Richard Boyle. Nowadays, the streets are filled with cozy cafes, ancient buildings, boutique jewelry shops and restaurants offering delicious and authentic English cuisine. Anyone in the mood for Bangers and Mash?