While York’s cobbled streets and ancient landmarks echo centuries of history, the city’s vibrant arts and culture scene adds a creative twist that’s hard to resist.

Whether you’re a couple seeking a romantic fine dining experience, a group of friends looking for a lively night out, or a family ready to explore new tastes, York has something special in store

Festivals and flowers, culture and cuisine, springtime is a beautiful time to visit York. Here are some of the best things to do in York this spring.

York is a city like no other, where every cobble, every beam and every crooked building tells a story.

On a summer’s day at Lendal Tower, sometimes all you need to do is head up to the roof terrace with an ice-cold drink or two and take in the views. But we’re sure you’ll want to head out and soak up the sun during your stay, and there’s plenty of magical things to enjoy this summer in York.

York is a city of contradiction. At first glance, its medieval charm and rural surroundings might suggest a somewhat sleepy pace of life. But while there’s certainly relaxation to be had, beneath the quaint exterior it’s buzzing with activity.