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Renowned as England’s second Ecclesiastical city, York remains a city of contrasts and exciting discoveries. York is a place where the old encompasses the new and the commonplace meets with the unexpected. York Minster remains the city’s icon and is the largest medieval Gothic cathedral north of the Alps. Explore history beneath your feet in this fascinating city.
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Newington Hotel
Tel: 01904 625 173
147 Mount Vale, York |
Situated on the Royal Approach and right next to York Racecourse, the Newington Hotel is York Tourist Board graded, family-run hotel, which is a perfect base for your visit to historic York. All rooms are en-suite with hairdryer, colour TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Lift. Indoor pool and Sauna.
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| Monday 29 March |
5 Days |
£195 |
| Monday 26 July |
5 Days |
£270 |
| Monday 6 September |
5 Days |
£255 |
| Monday 11 October |
5 Days |
£245 |
Single supplement £36. Insurance £14
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What’s Included:
4 Nights Dinner, Bed and Breakfast. Guided tour of York. River Cruise
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| ITINERARY |
| Day 1 |
Travel to York via M74, M6 and A66 stopping in the
picturesque town of Appleby before continuing across the
Pennines and into York. |
| Day 2 |
Today we start with a guided tour of York with a local guide,
in the afternoon, we will have a different view of York as we
take a river cruise (45 mins approx.). |
| Day 3 |
Full day excursion touring “Heartbeat” country, taking in the
Yorkshire Moors, visiting Pickering and Whitby. |
| Day 4 |
At leisure in York, time to visit some of the multitude of
attractions available or shop in the Stonegate, Goodramgate
or Petergate, all have shops full of interesting antiques, art
craft and fashion. |
| Day 5 |
Return home to arrive early evening. |
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