York

City of Festivals

An ancient cathedral city, York is situated in Yorkshire in England. This is the second most visited city in England after London and has some of the best preserved historical buildings and architecture in Europe. York is often referred to as the city of festivals as there are festivals going on all throughout the year. It is a place full of magic and a perfect place for a short romantic trip.

A city of extraordinary historical and cultural wealth, York is a picturesque riverside city in England. Encircled by ancient walls, the history of the town dates back to the Roman times when it was known as Eboracum. York is almost traffic free and can be explored very well by walking on the Snickelways. Each turns provides you with a new experience and you can find a lot of things hidden in the city. It is also home to the oldest and greatest racecourse in Britain and has a wealth of museums as well. One thing you need to remember in order to avoid confusion is that gate means street and bar refers to gate. The city is dominated by the imposing York Minster and other medieval churches.

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