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petrifiying well Posted: Sat April 28, 2007 10:55 AM UTC
having seen the petrifiying well on cbbc while watching with my granda-daughter, have found that it is in yorkshire, but, would you please be kind enough to send to me more information and exact location of the well as we would like to visit ourselves.
many thanks.
m moore.
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mizmo 
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| York |
Where is the best place in York to eat? Posted: Mon March 26, 2007 01:36 AM UTC
I'm looking for an old fashioned pub with good food - homemade soup, traditional fare etc etc. Any ideas?
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mathewannis 
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| York |
York-Accomodations and Train Station Posted: Thu March 1, 2007 06:53 PM UTC
I'll be arriving in London early on May 24, plan to spend the day exploring London before taking a late train to York. It may be late (near midnight) before I get to York. Are there accomodations close to the train station? Also, will I have any difficulty getting taxi service at that hour? Finally, approximately how long will it take me to drive from York to Sunderland?
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dbarnett5 
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Buses from York to Conwy, Wales (Or England-Wales) Posted: Sat February 3, 2007 01:36 AM UTC
I learned to know that buses are the cheapest way of travelling in England/Wales and will probably use that option from going to London-York. It's only about a 4 hours drive isn't it?
My real question was, how do i find bus routes from York to North Wales, for instance to Conwy? Have searched on the net but haven't found anything. It should also be possible to take a train from York to Conwy i think, but won't that be more expensive?
Bus routes from England to Wales in general would also be nice to have.
Thanks in advance:-)
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Zoria 
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| York |
Getting to Castle Howard Posted: Wed January 10, 2007 12:35 PM UTC
I will be in York mid-march, and would love to take a trip out to Castle Howard. However, I do not have a car. I know that there is a coach liner company that stops off there, but I have looked on their website and they only seem to run the service in Summer.
Any ideas on how I might be able to make the trip out?
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amyLbrown2002
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Massage and treatments in York? Posted: Mon January 8, 2007 12:51 AM UTC
Hello
Since i'm most likely going to York with my sweetheart, i'd love to have some beauty treatments and especially a body/backmassage.
I've been searching around a bit on the net myself but only find lists of salons with phone numbers. I'd hope to find more than that, but i found a hotel with spa called the "Aldwark manor hotel". I'm a little uncertain though if they accept people who don't stay at the hotel to have treatments too?
And spa places are usually very expensive, so does anybody know about any salons or something in York and around?
Thanks in advance:-)
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Zoria 
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| York |
Several Questions Posted: Fri January 5, 2007 10:04 PM UTC
I was born in Yorkshire a long time ago. I've lived in Canada since I was eight year sold and I've never been back. My kids just gave mea 63rd birthday present of a trip to England with my wife so I can visit my "roots".
Tentatively, we've worked out this itinerary (with a lot of gaps in the planning):
May 29 -- arrive Heathrow at 12 noon. Clear customs and go directly to King's Cross station and a hop a train to Leeds (or York). On the 30th My wife would like to do a day trip to Edinburgh and back. The next day, the 31st, I'd want to hire a car, book out of the hotel then visit the towns of Horsforth and Yeadon while in that area. After a look at Horsforth and Yeadon, I'd drive on the M62 to the town of Milnrow (near Rochdale in Lancs.) and book into a B&B there. The next day, Friday June 1st, I'd spend visiting the place I grew up in before coming to Canada. Before coming back to London by train, my wife wanted to see if it was possible to take a one day tour to Belfast (presumably leaving from Liverpool, so we'd need to get to Liverpool and I'd want to turn in the rental car before going there, so I guess we'd have to catch a train ride from Rochdale or even Manchester.
This would leave us in Liverpool in the evening of Saturday the 2nd and I'd like to take a late train back to London to book into a hotel that day. my wife in Catholic and would dearly love to go to mass at Westminster Cathedral on Sunday, June 3rd.
So, here's my questions:
(1) Suggestions for reasonably priced B&B or hotel in the Leeds area.
(2) Recommendations for renting a car (automatic transmission a must, but otherwise a compact car would be fine)
(3) Recommendations for a one day bus trip to get a peek at Edinburgh (I do realize that this is a very tight schedule all around)
(4) Suggestion for B&B or hotel in or near Milnrow, Lancs.
(5) Which trains would be available to get us from Milnrow/Rochdale area to Liverpool
(6) Which tour companies might have a one day excursion to Belfast?
(7) Which train lines might have a Liverpool to London run after the Belfast ferry gets back to Liverpool
(8) Suggestions for a reasonably priced B&B or hotel in London -- not dead in the heart of London, but near the tube or busses.
(9) Any other suggestions you can think of. Including, but not limited to, telling me to give my head a shake for cramming so much into a few days ;-)
Thanks, folks, and Happy New Year
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cmbcne 
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| York |
travel to stansted airport early in the morning Posted: Wed November 15, 2006 05:35 PM UTC
does anyone know how I can get to the stansted airport from york
to catch a flight at 6.50 am? I would rather not take a B&B or sleep
at the airport. I do not have a car so I have to rely on public transport.
Many thanks, Anna
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Anna_PZ 
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| York |
Anyone in town? Posted: Tue November 7, 2006 11:15 AM UTC
Any VT-ers in town on 20/21 January 2007? You might be interested in the York Winter Warmer meeting. The meeting is listed in the VT meetings section - sign-up at
http://meetings.virtualtourist.com/2/meeting-3353-1-0-244-United_Kingdom-1162897985731-1194433985731-meeting.html?wosid=aO0e6SYSORYAbhVTVZorqM
The more the merrier - come and freeze with us and have a great time visiting this walled city.
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Gillybob
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| York |
How is the Blossoms York B&B? Posted: Mon September 18, 2006 01:38 AM UTC
4 of us are coming to York on the 26 & 27Dec. How is the accomodation at Blossoms York? If it is not good, could you please recommend something that cost about 20 pounds PPPN. Thanks.
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wengyie 
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| York |
Kilima Hotel Posted: Fri September 15, 2006 01:56 PM UTC
I am booking a christmas package and have discovered most hotels in the York area are fully booked. Can anyone tell me what the Great Western Kilima hotel is like. I have heard a couple of bad reviews on it but am hoping it really isnt that bad.
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marmalade77
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| York |
Getting to York? Posted: Mon July 31, 2006 04:11 AM UTC
Hello there..
I am looking to do a 4 day trip through the English countryside. My first stop was to get to York and I'm finding that though it's only a 2-hour train ride away, it's fairly expensive. The coach rides are not that cheap and 5 hours is a long time to be stuck in a coach!
Could someone please inform me what's the cheapest way to travel in the countryside? Specifically what's the cheapest way to get to York and what's the approximate cost?
Thanks in advance,
Dylan
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dylanmendes 
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| York |
Ghost Walks Posted: Wed July 26, 2006 01:47 PM UTC
somwe friends and are are visiting York this weekend and want to do one of the ghost walks. Can any one recommend which one to do/which is the best as there seem to be quite a few of them compared to a few years ago.
I'm also trying to remember a restaurant/bistro I visited in york about 5 years ago, think it was a cafe by day and small bistro in the evenings. It was fairly close to the Minster and at the time had sheet music on the walls as a kind of wall paper. Not a very good description I know but the food was fantastic and we want to go again this weekend.
Thanks KAren
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ktgibbons 
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| York |
York to London Posted: Mon July 10, 2006 05:00 AM UTC
Hi all,
We've encountered a train problem coming up on August 6th. We'll be in York and we'll need to get into London HTR at around 10AM to make a flight to Rome. Sadly, the 7:00ish train from York has been cancelled. Can someone suggest alternate affordable travel to the airport? Thanks for any information. A website would be great.
Thanks,
Tom
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pykirk 
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| York |
Daytrips from York Posted: Tue March 21, 2006 01:13 PM UTC
We are planning a stay in Yorkshire in August, including a few days in York. What I would like to know is if there any organized daytrips out of York, for example to the Yorkshire Dales? We would particularly like to go to Thirsk, but other trips are also of interest.
Any help is appreciated!
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Herna 
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| York |
Cheapest train fare - London to York Posted: Sun January 8, 2006 04:16 PM UTC
Mark,
Many thanks for your reply in answer to my question about train fares from London to York. I have been to the website you recommended to me, and have seen a fare advertised at £19 return London to York, but can't seem to be able to book that fare online. Is it possible to book this fare online in advance and also do you need a railcard in order to book this fare online? I don't have one unfortunately. Any help you or anyone else could give me would be most appreciated. Hilary
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Hilary72 
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Cheapest transport fares - London to York Posted: Sun January 8, 2006 02:05 PM UTC
Hi,
Myself and a friend hope to travel from London to York on Mon 6 Feb. We will be arriving into London Stansted airport. Can anyone advise us of the cheapest possible return train fare and from which London station we need to leave from, departing around 5 pm or afterwards. Many thanks for your help. Hilary
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Hilary72 
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what to do 27th december Posted: Mon December 26, 2005 03:14 PM UTC
hello i will be going to York tomorrow (very short notice i know but i only found out today) and was wondering if there are any large cafe's or similar that i could sit and do work in for a couple of hours tomorrow, most places wouldn't like you camping out there too long i imagine but the library will be closed and i really need to do some revision. Also will many of the shops be open tomorrow? I imagine i will need some retail therapy once ive done some work! thanks in advance guys xxx
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katherineharrison 
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| York |
york or leeds? Posted: Sat December 17, 2005 02:33 AM UTC
will travel from manchester to edinburgh and back stopping at either place. where would 2 nights, dec 27 and 27 be best spent? thank you
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suelyon 
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Train fares from London to York on Christmas Eve Posted: Tue September 27, 2005 12:56 PM UTC
The train fares from London to York on Christmas Eve seem very expensive. We are two Aussies on tour then visiting relatives for Christmas. Have to travel on Christmas Eve, any suggestions.
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bruhns 
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cheapest way from Leeds to York? Posted: Wed July 13, 2005 09:47 PM UTC
hello! i love this forum anyhow, what is the cheapest way to get from leeds to york? i can buy a super-saver megabus ticket from london to leeds for 5£ and would like to know how to head over to york, which is my ultimate destination
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progmac 
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| York |
knavesmire Posted: Tue July 5, 2005 05:09 PM UTC
Does anybody have any infomation as to how knavesmire got its name?
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turfer 
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Hotel, B+B Posted: Mon June 20, 2005 07:37 PM UTC
Hi
I'm coming to York on the 30/07/05 as a surprise for my mate and wanted to know a good, clean close to the city centre(nightlife) and CHEAP hotel to stay in has any one got an idea.
cheers
lauren
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beni1 
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Needing info on York Walls Posted: Sat June 18, 2005 11:11 AM UTC
Hi, I am in the middle of doing up my new pages for York and need some info. While there I came accross a small museum at the end of one of the walls. Anyone know what the name of it was? It had some very narrow steps leading down to the street!
Thanks in advance...Louise
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lou31
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Looking for house for holidays - 7 people Posted: Tue June 14, 2005 09:26 PM UTC
Hi, I urgently need to find a furnitured house/apartment for 7 people from the end of june till the end of august, what's important is the price, best would be around L600 per month (or not more than L100 per person monthly).
Please contact me at theurge@op.pl
Looking to hear from someone...
best wishes!
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Bartos6 
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Room for summer Posted: Wed June 8, 2005 10:42 PM UTC
I am looking for double room to rent for a summer in York. If you got somethong please contact me by e-mail:
migaca@poczta.onet.pl
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Miniak 
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York nightlife - where to go Posted: Thu March 24, 2005 11:49 AM UTC
I am off to York this weekend could anyone recommend where to go for the nightlife??? is it concentrated in one spot or is it spread out. Also recommendations on somewhere nice to eat if possible.
Thanks guys.
Carl
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carlrea
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Easter Weekend Posted: Sun March 6, 2005 09:01 PM UTC
We have decided to visit beautiful York for Easter, but (here comes the big BUT...) we have no idea where to stay or if anything will be open for Bank Holiday weekend (like shops, museums..etc) Hope is not too late...
Any suggestions for hotels or restaurants -or good pubs we could visit??
We would prefer something in the range of 50-60 pounds per night....
Thank you all in advance!!!
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JuliaK
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York to Edinburgh, Edinburgh to Windermere Posted: Sat March 5, 2005 05:07 PM UTC
HELP! Ok, so I'm going on a weekend trip with my friend, her mom and her aunt. I've asked my friend dozens of times about our itinerary and she apparently knows nothing about it. I don't usually like taking a trip unless i know where exactly it is I'm going and how and how long it takes. So here's my question to all you lovely VTers out there:::
We are planning on leaving early sunday morning and taking a train up to York. First of all, how long does it take to get from Central London to York by train? (they haven't told me which train we're taking or what time or anything). How long should I expect to be sitting on a train?
Then we're staying a night in York and checking out early the next day. We're going to take a "quick day trip" to Edinburgh. Is this possible? How far is Edinburgh from York by train? Is it possible to take a simple "day trip" into Edinburgh? Because later that afternoon/early evening we're checking into a hotel in Windermere, which is apparently in the "lake district". Is it possible to go from York by train to Edinburgh for a day, and then taking a bus down to Windermere for early evening check-in?
And then we're staying the night in Windermere and then checking out sometime the next morning to take a train back to London so that my friend and I can make it back in time for a 6pm class.
Is it possible for all these trips? Also, is the bus from Edinburgh to Windermere including in a rail pass? (sorry, I don't know what rail we're taking). Please, any info would be incredibly appreciated!
THANK YOU!
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shutterlust
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Richard III museum Posted: Tue February 22, 2005 02:11 PM UTC
Has anyone been to the Richard III museum in York? Is it worth a visit? I don't have too much time in York, only 2 days, but I like the play by Shakespeare and would like to learn a bit more about Richard III. The address I have is Monk's Bar. Is this a street name or a building? I'd appreciate any information. Thanks in advance. Christine
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christine.j
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