York City Centre

York

Population

• -- City (0) - Dated census
• -- Urban (0) - Dated census
• -- Metro Area (0) - Dated census

Attractions

• -- Bedern Hall
• -- Jorvik Viking Centre
• -- Mansion House -- is the home of the Lord Mayors of York during their term in office.
• -- Memorial Gardens
• -- Merchant Adventurers' Hall -- The Merchant Adventurers' Hall is a medieval guildhall in the city of York, England, and was one of the most important buildings in the medieval city. -- (Fossgate)
• -- Merchant Taylors Hall
• -- Museum Gardens
• -- The Hospitium
• -- York Barbican
• -- York Castle Museum -- A recreated Victorian cobbled street with costumed guides and period rooms including a schoolroom. -- (Eye of York)
• -- York Central Library (Library Square)
• -- York's Chocolate Story -- Tour exploring the history of chocolate and the city's confectioners, with cafe and shop. -- (3-4 Kings Square)
• -- York Dungeon -- A high tech ghost house attraction with costumed characters and state-of-the-art scares. -- (12 Clifford Street)
• -- York Guildhall

Cafes

• -- Bettys Cafe and Tea Rooms
• -- Caffe Nero

Clubs

• -- Revolution -- Revolution is one of York's 'hottest' bars situated in the former premises of 'The Yorkshire Herald' newspaper.

Fortifications

• -- Clifford's Tower -- 13th-century castle keep, built on a grass mound, formerly used as a prison and royal mint. -- (Tower Street)
• -- York City Walls

Galleries

• -- York Art Gallery

Holy Ground

• -- York Minster (Deangate)
• -- St Helen's Church York
• -- St. Martin le Grand
• -- Saint Mary's Abbey

Hotels & Hostels

• -- Grays Court Hotel -- Elegant, antiques-furnished rooms in an 11th-century house with a Jacobean oak-panelled gallery. -- (Chapter House Street)

Museums

• -- Quilters Guild Of The British Isles -- The Quilt Museum and Gallery, which opened in York on 7 June 2008, is Britain's first museum dedicated to the history of British quilt making and textile arts. The museum was founded and is operated by The Quilters' Guild of the British Isles. -- (St Anthonys Hall, Peasholme Green)
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Parks

• -- Dean's Park

Pubs

• -- The Golden Fleece
• -- The Hole in the Wall
• -- The Black Swan -- Traditional-style rooms in a timber-framed pub with a restaurant, dating from the 16th century. -- (23 Peasholme Green)
• -- The Lamb & Lion Inn -- 17th-century brick pub featuring simple chic quarters.
• -- The Light Horseman
• -- Masons Arms -- Simple rooms with en suite bathrooms in a traditional pub with fireplace, bar menu and beer garden.
• -- The Five Lions
• -- The Royal Oak
• -- Grays Court Hotel - Elegant, antiques-furnished rooms in an 11th-century house with a Jacobean oak-panelled gallery.
• -- Gillygate Pub with Rooms
• -- Hilton York Hotel -- Polished option with a modern restaurant and a sports bar, plus complimentary breakfast.
• -- Park Inn by Radisson - York City Centre - Modern lodging with a relaxed river-view bar and restaurant, plus meeting space and free Wi-Fi.
• -- The Lamb & Lion Inn
• -- Stonegate Yard & Bar Brasserie
• -- Grand Hotel & Spa - York Centre
• -- The Queens Hotel - Riverside hotel offering airy bedrooms with traditional style, a brasserie restaurant and a bar.
• -- Middletons Hotel - Unique hotel in 6 buildings with simple, modern rooms including free breakfast and a 24-hour gym.
• -- Travelodge Hotel - York Centre - Modest selection offering straightforward rooms with flat-screen TVs & options with sofabeds.
• -- Ye Olde Starre Inn

Restaurants

• -- The Star Inn the City -- Contemporary restaurant with a riverside terrace and an all-day menu of Modern British dishes. (Lendal Engine House, Museum Street)

Shopping

• -- Coppergate Shopping Centre
• -- The Shambles of York

Theaters

• -- York Theatre Royal

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