Places to explore near York StationYork

Britain's most complete medieval city walls, a two-mile rampart walk past bars, towers and battlements.

0.8 km NE

Vast Gothic cathedral, largest in northern Europe.

0.9 km NE

England's great walled cathedral city, the Minster rising over the timbered lean of the Shambles and a two-mile rampart above the Ouse.

0.9 km E · North Yorkshire

Overhanging timbered street of the medieval butchers, one of Britain's best-preserved and most photographed.

0.9 km E

Clifford's Tower, Henry III's four-lobed stone keep on William the Conqueror's castle mound in York.

0.9 km E

Semi-sunken 1960s monitoring post in a York suburb, where the Royal Observer Corps would have tracked nuclear fallout after an attack.

1.6 km W

York's river, tidal below Naburn, carrying the Vale of York's waters past the city walls toward the Humber.

0.4 km NE · North Yorkshire

Ten acres of botanic gardens on the Ouse around the ruins of St Mary's Abbey and the Yorkshire Museum.

0.5 km NE

York's oldest licensed inn, hidden down a snickelway off Stonegate since the 17th century.

0.7 km NE

Candlelit inn beside the Minster, on the spot where Guy Fawkes was born.

0.8 km NE

Tiny, unaltered Edwardian pub on Fossgate, all etched glass and wood panelling.

0.9 km E

Reputedly haunted coaching inn opposite the Shambles, serving ale since 1503.

0.9 km E

A National Trust place in North Yorkshire.

1 km NE

A Victorian garden cemetery of 1837 with a Greek Revival chapel by James Pigott Pritchett.

1.7 km SE

A National Trust place in North Yorkshire.

2.1 km S