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Photo of Burton Agnes Manor House, a house in East Riding of Yorkshire, northern England.

Burton Agnes Manor House© HallCastleKing / Wikimedia Commons · CC0

Places to explore near Driffield StationDriffield

9 places within 10 km, nearest first.

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Photo of the River Hull, a 20-mile river running from Yorkshire Wolds to Humber at Hull, northern England.

River Hull

River

The headwaters of the Hull in the Yorkshire Wolds are the most northerly chalk streams in the world.

0.5 km SE · East Riding of Yorkshire

Photo of St Michael's Church, Garton-on-the-Wolds, a church in East Riding of Yorkshire, northern England.

St Michael's Church, Garton-on-the-Wolds

Church near Garton-on-the-Wolds

A plain Wolds church transformed inside by vivid Victorian wall paintings, a Sykes estate masterpiece.

5 km NW

Photo of Burton Agnes Manor House, a house in East Riding of Yorkshire, northern England.

Burton Agnes Manor House

House near Burton Agnes

Norman manor house of about 1170–80, later cased in brick, keeping its vaulted undercroft and a roof added in the 1400s, beside Burton Agnes Hall.

9.7 km NE

Everything else within 10 km (6) — reserves, earthworks & places to check before travelling

Ordered by how far each place is worth travelling for, then by distance. Distances are straight-line to the nearest edge of each place — paths wind, of course.