North Yorkshire - Places of Interest

Places of Interest

Italicised locations lie outside the current North Yorkshire shire county.

  • Ampleforth College
  • Beningbrough Hall
  • Bolton Abbey
  • Bolton Castle
  • Brimham Rocks
  • Byland Abbey - English Heritage (EH)
  • Castle Howard and the Howardian Hills
  • Catterick Garrison
  • Cleveland Hills
  • Drax
  • Duncombe Park - stately home
  • Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway
  • Eston Nab
  • Falconry
  • Flamingo Land Theme Park and Zoo
  • Fountains Abbey
  • Gisborough Priory
  • Helmsley Castle - EH
  • Ingleborough Cave - show cave
  • Kirkham Priory
  • Lightwater Valley
  • Malham Cove
  • Middleham Castle
  • Mount Grace Priory - EH
  • North Yorkshire Moors Railway
  • Ormesby Hall - Palladian Mansion
  • Richmond Castle
  • Rievaulx Abbey - EH
  • Ripley Castle - Stately home and historic village
  • Ripon Cathedral
  • Selby Abbey
  • Scarborough Castle - EH
  • Shandy Hall - stately home
  • Skipton Castle
  • Stanwick Iron Age Fortifications - EH
  • Studley Royal Park
  • Stump Cross Caverns - show cave
  • Thornborough Henges
  • Wharram Percy
  • Whitby Abbey
  • York Minster
  • Yorkshire Air Museum

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