Hello York! Romans, Vikings, Normans and Beyond

Prepare for 2000 years of history in 90 minutes. We will see everything from Roman remains to Medieval Buildings. Norman Castles to the Industrial Revolution. York is a city where eras of history sit right next to one another and tell the story of English history in breath taking beauty. 

I have had the pleasure of living in York for several years and love to show people around what I consider to be England's most picturesque city. 

Starting at York Minster, Northern Europe's second largest gothic cathedral we will look at what remains of Roman York and the legacy they left behind. We then travel through time along Stonegate and past England's oldest continually operating pub. Next we'll travel by Snickleway to The Shambles a 13th century street that is about as close to Diagon Alley as you can get. 

We then head to Clifford's tower a Norman castle site of sieges, massacres and a prison. We then head along the banks of the river Ouse to the Museum Gardens a wonderful botanic garden with over 4500 different species of flora and fauna as well as a ruined abbey, Roman wall and a classical inspired museum.