York-6-day-itinerary

Day 1: Monday

• Morning: Start your day at York Minster, one of the largest of its kind in Northern Europe. Take a guided tour or simply admire its stunning architecture.
• Lunch: Head to The House of the Shire for traditional Yorkshire fare, such as fish and chips.
• Afternoon: Visit the Jorvik Viking Centre, a unique museum showcasing life in Viking-age York.
• Evening: Enjoy dinner at The Black Swan for a taste of local cuisine.
• Accommodation: Stay at the [Premier Inn York City Centre](https://www.premierinn.com/gb/en/ hotels/york/premier-inn-york-city-centre/index.html) for convenience and comfort.
• Transportation: Use public transport or walk to get around, as parking in York can be challenging.

Day 2: Tuesday

• Morning: Visit Clifford’s Tower, a well-preserved medieval tower offering panoramic views of the city.
• Lunch: Enjoy lunch at The Maltings for a range of food options and an atmosphere that blends old with new.
• Afternoon: Explore The Shambles, one of York’s most famous shopping streets. Look out for unique shops, cafes, and historic buildings.
• Evening: Have dinner at ASK Italian York for a taste of Italy in the heart of the city.
• Tips: Consider purchasing a YORCard for discounts on attractions and transport.

Day 3: Wednesday

• Morning: Visit The National Railway Museum, showcasing the history of rail travel in Britain.
• Lunch: Head to The Blue Boar for hearty, farm-to-table food in a cozy atmosphere.
• Afternoon: Explore Knavesmore Hill, offering panoramic views of the city and countryside.
• Evening: Enjoy dinner at The Star Inn the City for a taste of local cuisine in a historic setting.
• Other interests: Visit the York Ghost Walk, uncovering the city’s haunted past.

Day 4: Thursday

• Morning: Visit the Merchant Adventurers’ Hall, one of York’s oldest and most impressive medieval buildings.
• Lunch: Enjoy lunch at The Garden Cafe for a range of food options and a peaceful atmosphere.
• Afternoon: Explore the York Museum Gardens, featuring beautiful gardens, a medieval church, and a variety of plants and flowers.
• Evening: Have dinner at The Red Lion** for local cuisine in the heart of York’s historic quarter.

Day 5: Friday

• Morning: Visit Rowntree Park, offering scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere.
• Lunch: Head to The Pocklington Road Cafe for farm-to-table food in a cozy setting.
• Afternoon: Visit the York Art Gallery, featuring a range of local and international art exhibitions.
• Evening: Enjoy dinner at The Three Tuns Inn for traditional Yorkshire fare in a historic setting.

Day 6: Saturday

• Morning: Visit the Yorkshire Museum, showcasing the history of Yorkshire from prehistoric times to the present day.
• Lunch: Enjoy lunch at The Fossgate Social for a range of food options and an atmosphere that blends old with new.
• Afternoon: Explore Monk Bar, offering scenic views of the city’s medieval walls.