York is such a pleasure to visit. This wonderful mix of Tudor buildings, inside a citadel, with a rail museum, a museum dedicated to Richard the Third, it’s wonderful York Minster and other smaller churches. Please enjoy this selection of photos of this city in England’s north, it truly is remarkable!
City Gate
Another city gate
Inside the National Rail Museum
Inside the small but interesting Holy Trinty Church
More classic Tudor architecture
Ouse River and buildings
Stained Glass in the York Minster
Stained glass windows in York Minster
Statue inside York Minster
Sun over the Ouse River
The Marvellous Mallard in the National Train Museum
Watching over the Minster
Walking the city Walls
Walking the city walls toward the Minster
Typical Tudor building
York on a glorious sunny day
York Minster
Tudor Splendor
York houses from the city wall
Wonderful red brickwork in York
The National Rail Museum
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Categories: Europe, travel, travel photography
Beautiful!
cheers and thanks for reading!
I’ve never been. But looking at these photos – I want to go! Living next door to England, you know all the towns and city names, but I never really had an image of what “York” was like. Now I do!
Yeah it’s a remarkable town without a doubt. Surprisingly attractive. Thanks for commenting!