Villages & towns in East Riding of YorkshireEast Riding of Yorkshire, England

13 villages and towns in the Albion Guide across East Riding of Yorkshire — see the full villages and towns directory, or everything to explore in East Riding of Yorkshire.

Beverley

A handsome medieval market town crowned by its great Minster and a second glorious church, St Mary's.

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A harbour resort with a cobbled Old Town of Georgian streets set back from a broad sandy bay.

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A once-great Holderness port, now a quiet town around the tall church known as the King of Holderness.

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A market town on the Wolds' western edge, home to Burnby Hall Gardens and its famous water lilies.

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A small Georgian market town dominated by its soaring, part-ruined minster.

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A Holderness village whose vast church, the Queen of Holderness, rivals many cathedrals.

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A Wolds estate village around Sledmere House, with an Eleanor-cross war memorial and Capability Brown parkland.

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A Wolds village with a broad sloping green, a beck alongside and a lavishly restored Norman church.

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A cliff-top village on its own chalk headland, ringed by white cliffs, coves and two lighthouses.

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A chalk-house Wolds village of pastures and dry valleys, repeatedly painted by David Hockney.

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A tidy estate village in a green valley, its thatched cottages set around a former priory church.

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A clifftop village just north of Bridlington, gathered around the parkland of Sewerby Hall.

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A high, exposed Wolds village around a pond and green, home to the highest pub on the Wolds.

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