Glamping in York

If you're looking for a landscape or destination that is architecturally or culturally striking, York is for you! This location has a Roman, even Anglo-Saxon and Viking past! All these influences have given York a unique character that will make you not want to leave. Having a different day out or a family trip has never sounded better when it comes to York as a destination, that's why Holidu has glamping options in St Johns Mews or Yorkshire, just metres from the city centre!

York is one of the most admired locations in the UK for its beauty and cultural richness, so visitors flock to this destination. The glamping choices are luxurious and affordable options that will make you feel exclusive. Comfortable beds, wifi service and decoration that will be under your choice: from luxurious facilities to a stay in a Harry Potter atmosphere, whatever you prefer is possible! You can go to this tourist destination with your family or partner, a great alternative considering that any of the accommodation options are within easy reach of York's best tourist attractions. Ideal for couples and a romantic weekend away or a solo traveller looking to explore the area.

If you've visited UK tourist destinations before, you'll know that historical sites or places of interest abound, there's always a relevant fact to tell, no matter where you are! York is no exception, the museums you can find in this territory are of historical interest and also specialised like the National Railway Museum, a destination to learn more about the progress of the railway industry in this location of the United Kingdom. On the other hand, if you want to take a trip back in time, then you can't miss York Castle Museum, where you'll be instantly transported back to the Victorian era, with displays of the costumes and customs that were seen in everyday life at this time in history. Now, what do you say about a major walk to a major destination? Well yes, York City Walls awaits you to visit and walk its walls and appreciate the unforgettable sights, we recommend you take a tour to learn a little more of the history behind this monument.

History is amazing! And it's part of the culture too, however, there are many monuments and sights that give a glimpse of the culture and influence that this UK location has, one of which is Castle Howard, a spectacle of landscapes and historical monuments, where you'll see meadows, lakes and plenty of nature for your camera to capture, it's even been called a little Versailles by many visitors! If you want to admire more of the romance and beauty that York has to offer, a visit to York Maze is a must for sure! Between the mazes to search for secret passages and the tractor activities, your young children or teenagers will greatly enjoy themselves. Now, you can't miss an old street full of magic: The Shambles, another journey back in time you can't miss, you'll find a lot of history in its beautiful medieval cottages. Hearing stories is fun, but living them is even better!

York's Chocolate Story is one of the best options for you if you love chocolate. In this specialised museum, you will learn a lot about the history of chocolate, plus as you go along you get to taste different types of chocolate. Not to be missed!

Remember that York was once in the hands of the Vikings, who called the city Jorvik, thus creating the name we use today as ''York''. It is because of this past that, at this location, you will find a specialised Viking museum, called the Jorvik Viking Centre. It's a recreation of the Viking excavations at the time and is very entertaining, especially for younger children.

Plane lovers will love the Yorkshire Air Museum, a museum where you can see planes from all eras, and even check out how they power up some of them. There are extremely interesting exhibits which on sunny days are displayed outdoors, the guides are friendly and open to give you all the information you are curious about, a great attraction for your memories.

If you want peace and quiet, meditation, a little peace of mind or just to admire beautiful flowers and a totally peaceful and natural environment, then Breezy Knees Gardens is for you. These gardens stand out for being properly maintained, in an optimal state, with an impressive amount of colourful and beautiful flowers ready to be admired by visitors. Book a day of lunch in the café, and relax with your partner while ordering a York dish and the drink of your choice

The York Cold War Bunker is a cold war bunker that is very true to what a cold war bunker should look like. This tourist attraction is very close to the city centre, so it won't take you long to get there; it's a visit worth the effort: the guides are very clear about the kind of history behind this bunker, are very responsible and have been rated as a good service by tourists.

The Snickelwayys are York's collection of alleyways and laneways, comparable to Edinburgh's closes. Now, imagine walking through these areas and feeling like you're in a British film, getting lost in these streets is a treat for the beauty and romance they emit.

There is no doubt that the ruins of St Mary's Abbey is one of the surprises that York has in store for its tourists, however, although it was once an important medieval abbey, it is now a beautiful place on the banks of the River Ouse and next to the Museum of York. Picnic time!