| In the Roman times York city walls were built they | | | | The National Railway Museum takes you on a |
| have been rebuilt over time and been added to and | | | | journey of discovery it brings back the magic of |
| have part from across centuries. Firstly built as a | | | | railways. |
| defences now focused on conservation. The wall is | | | | It is the worlds largest collection of railway icons. |
| open every day from 8.00 until dusk. | | | | Why not visit one of the award winning restaurants |
| A few of Yorks famous attractions are York Minster, | | | | Blue Bicycle Rish or Meltons. The City also has a |
| the National Railway Museum, JORVIK and York | | | | independent Brewery. York has a pub for every night |
| Castle Museum. | | | | of the year. |
| York Minster is one of it greatest buildings. Filled with | | | | Newgate market is the heart and soul of the city and |
| music, has human imagination on stone glass and | | | | is between Parliament Street and the Shambles. It |
| other fabrics. York Minster is the largest gothic | | | | has 110 stalls in the market square within Europes |
| cathedral in northern Europe. | | | | largest pedestrianised area. |
| A must for visitors is the world famous JORVIK | | | | The farmers markets take place in Parliament Street |
| Viking Centre it is one of most visited attraction in | | | | which is in the city centre. The producers farmers or |
| the UK outside London. | | | | growers or within 40 miles of the city of York and |
| York Castle Museum shows how people used to live | | | | sell their goods directly to public cutting out the |
| by recreating shops streets and rooms. It is best | | | | middle man. The goods sold on York markets have |
| known for Victoria Street Kirkgate. It show real shop | | | | been caught, brewed, pickled, baked, smoked, grown |
| fitting stock and light effects of Victorian Britain. | | | | or processed by the stall holders. Market or held on |
| The museum was named after the former York | | | | the last Friday on the month. |
| Castle which stood on the site and was open in 1938. | | | | |