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Boroughbridge

Aldborough Roman Site

Bradford

Imax

Bridlington

Castle Howard

Eden Camp

Filey

Flamingo Land

Grassington

Harewood House

Harrogate

RHS Harlow Carr

Howarth

The Brontë Parsonage Museum

Hebden Bridge

Ilkley

Keighley

East Riddlesden Hall

Ingrow Railway Centre

Knaresborough

Mother Shiptons Cave

Leeds

Pateley Bridge

Pickering

North Yorkshire Moors Railway

Pickering Castle

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Ripley Castle

Ripon

Ripon Museums

Saltaire

Scarborough

Scarborough SEA LIFE & Seal Rescue

Scarborough Castle

Skipton

Weatherby

Whitby

Whitby Abbey

York

York Dungeon

JORVIK

DIG

Barley Hall

Clifford’s Tower

York Sightseeing

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Boroughbridge

In coaching times, Boroughbridge was animportant staging post on the Great NorthRoad, being half way between London andEdinburgh.

Nowadays, this pretty North Yorkshire townon the banks of the River Ure features anintriguing mix of Regency, Georgian andVictorian architecture, with an elaboratefountain dominating St. James Square.

Buses:Harrogate & District 57 57A from Harrogate and Knaresborough

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Boroughbridge, Market Place busstop: Text 32001336 to 64422 for your next bus towardsKnaresborough & Harrogate

Visitor Information:01423 323373Boroughbridge Visitor & Community Information Centre1 Hall Square,Boroughbridge,YO51 9AN

Harrogate & District 57 57A from Harrogate and Knaresborough

Aldborough Roman Site Great Days Out Offer:

Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receive15% off all Adult, Child and Concession admission charges!

Among the northernmosturban centres in the RomanEmpire, Aldborough was the'capital' of the RomanisedBrigantes, the largest tribe inBritain.

One corner of the defences is laid out amid a Victorian arboretum,and two mosaic pavements can be viewed in their original positions.

The site museum has an outstanding collection of Roman finds.

Opening Times:Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays21st March – 30th September 200811am-5pm

Admission:Adult £3.00Children £1.50Concession £2.40English Heritage Members Free

Buses: to Aldborough, GreenHarrogate & District 57 57A from Harrogate, Knaresborough andBoroughbridge

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Aldborough, Green bus stop:Text 32001360 to 64422 for your next bus towards Knaresborough& HarrogateText 32001359 to 64422 for your next bus towards Boroughbridge

Visitor Information:01423 322768Aldborough Roman Site, Main Street, Aldborough, Boroughbridge,YO51 9EPwww.english-heritage.org.uk

Bradford

Bradford’s rich culture,diversity and history meansthe city is a 'must visit' place.

Bradford’s architecture is asdiverse as its attractions -from the grandeur of its gothicTown Hall and the baroque

Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, to the modern, striking National MediaMuseum, to the spectacular domed towers of the Alhambra Theatre,which hosts the best in entertainment from ballet and opera tovariety, drama and comedy.

Bradford is also well known for its ethnic diversity and its numerousand nationally-renowned curry houses - ranging from small cafésand takeaways to large restaurants - where some of the country'sfinest Asian cuisine can be savoured.

Buses:Keighley & District 662 from Keighley and SaltaireKeighley & District 696 697 from Keighley and Denholme

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Bradford Interchange:Text 45030018 to 64422 for your next bus towards DenholmeText 45030027 to 64422 for your next bus towards Saltaire &Keighley

Visitor Information:01274 433678Bradford TIC,City Hall,Bradford,BD1 [email protected]

Keighley & District 662 from Keighley and SaltaireKeighley & District 696 697 from Keighley and Denholme

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IMAX Great Days Out Offer:

Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receive20% off IMAX tickets at the National Media Museum! *

Seeing an IMAX film at theNational Media Museum isl ike no o ther c inemaexperience. Whether you arewatching a classic IMAX filmor a 3D IMAX film full ofspectacular effects - IMAX isfor everyone.

Booking Tickets:Call 0870 70 10 200 to book your tickets.

Buses:See bus details for Bradford

Opening Times:Tuesday – Sunday, 10.00-18.00

Visitor Information:0870 70 10 200National Media Museum, Bradford, BD1 1NQwww.nationalmediamuseum.org.uk

The voucher to the rear of this booklet entitles you to 20%* offindividual tickets for IMAX at the National Media Museum.

* Voucher only valid on individual tickets, not valid in conjunctionwith any other offer. Voucher not valid for DMR titles, excludesBank Holiday Mondays. Valid until Monday 31 December 2008.

Bridlington

With Blue Flag and SeasideAwards for its two fabulousbeaches, Bridlington hasnever looked better.

Its golden sands stretch outon either side of a bustlinghistoric harbour.

Beautifully-designed promenades provide everything from brightlights and fun-fairs to quiet places where you can sit and watchthe world go by.

Buses:Yorkshire Coastliner 845 from Leeds, York and Malton

Visitor Information:01262 673474Bridlington TIC,25 Prince Street,Bridlington,YO15 2NP

Yorkshire Coastliner 845 from Leeds, York and Malton

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Castle Howard Great Days Out Offer:

Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receive50% off admission to Castle Howard!

Castle Howard, located in thebeautiful Howardian Hills, wasbuilt in the 18th Century andis still the home of the Howardfamily.

The home of television’s'Brideshead Revisited', Castle

Howard is magnificent in its scale, splendid in its opulence, andbreathtaking in its beauty.

Inside there are collections of art treasures, antique sculpturesand porcelain. Outdoors temples, lead statues, and an array ofmonuments can be found, together with an adventure playgroundand boat trips on the Great Lake.

There are a choice of cafés and gift shops, including a farm shop,a plant centre and a chocolate shop.

The House is open 1st March to 2nd November, then 29th Novemberto 21st December 2008.

Castle Howard is accessible for wheelchair users.

Buses:Yorkshire Coastliner 842 from Scarborough and MaltonVisitors can also catch Yorkshire Coastliner 840 843 & 845 fromLeeds and York, and connect at Malton – check times for details

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Castle Howard:Text 32005105 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton &Scarborough

Visitor Information:01653 648444Castle Howard,York, YO60 7DAwww.castlehoward.co.uk

Eden Camp Great Days Out Offer:

Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receiveFree child admission to Eden Camp!

This Modern History ThemeMuseum is no ordinarymuseum. A visit to the uniqueEden Camp will transport youback in time to WartimeBritain.

This special award-winning museum is an original Prisoner OfWar Camp built in 1942.

Buses:Yorkshire Coastliner 840 from Leeds, York, Malton and Whitby

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Eden Camp bus stop:Text 32010054 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton, York &LeedsText 32010015 to 64422 for your next bus towards Pickering &Malton

Visitor Information:01653 697777Eden Camp,Malton,YO17 6RTwww.edencamp.co.uk

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Filey

Filey has a magnificent 5-milestretch of golden sandstretching away from the townto the south.

To the north, Filey Bay isprotected by the ruggedoutcrop of Filey Brigg, a spit

of land jutting out into the sea and one of the Yorkshire Coast’smost enduring features.

Filey is the perfect place for hardy souls who wish to take a briskwalk along the shoreline, yet is just as ideal for those who wantto just sit, relax and recharge their batteries in peacefulsurroundings.

The town centre is small and friendly, ideal for browsing in thesunshine, with many small and unusual shops.


Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Filey Bus StationText 32000874 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton, York &Leeds

Visitor Information:01723 383637Filey TIC,John Street,Filey,YO14 9DW


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Flamingo Land

At Flamingo Land there’s an action packedday out for all the family. Whilst the moreadventurous can enjoy some of the mostx-treme coasters and rides in the country,there’s still a great selection of rides forall the family.The zoo is home to over 1,000 animals,including Siberian Tigers, Grants Zebras,Bactrian Camels, Monkeys, Sea Lions,Reptiles, Humboldt Penguins andMeerkets, as well as Giraffes, WhiteRhinoceros and Hippopotamus.

Open until Sunday 2 November 2008.

Buses:Yorkshire Coastliner 840 from Leeds, York and MaltonThis route serves Flamingo Land during the summer only.Call 01653 692556 or visit www.coastliner.co.uk for more details

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Flamingo LandText 32000025 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton, York &Leeds

Visitor Information:0870 752 8000Flamingo Land,Kirby Misperton,Malton,YO17 6UXwww.flamingoland.co.uk


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Grassington

Grassington lies within theYorkshire Dales National Parkand retains all its traditionalcharm.

The cobbled square of thispopular Upper Wharfedalevillage has been preserved,

around which can be found a selection of family-owned shopsoffering quality food, clothing and gifts, together with cosy cafésand restaurants.

Grassington is an ideal starting point for a gentle riverside orwoodland stroll – or a challenging trek over the open fells. Aprogramme of guided walks is organised by the Yorkshire DalesNational Park.

Buses:Keighley & District 66A from Keighley and SkiptonThis hourly service to Grassington runs on Sunday daytimes only,with financial support from North Yorkshire County Council

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Grassington, National Park Centrebus stop:Text 320010124 to 64422 for your next bus towards Skipton &Keighley

Visitor Information:01756 751690Grassington National Park Centre,Hebden Road,Grassington,BD23 5LB

Keighley & District 66A from Keighley and Skipton

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Harewood House Great Days Out Offer:

Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receiveHalf Price Admission to Harewood House!

Harewood is a magnificenthouse set in spectaculargrounds including formalgardens and woodland walks.

W i t h o u t s t a n d i n g a r tcollections, splendid StateRooms, the ‘Below Stairs’

experience, and so much more, Harewood House is magnificentand offers something for everyone.

The 140 acres of award-winning gardens include an oriental rockgarden, walled garden and the stunning Parterre Terrace, as wellas the lakeside and woodland walks.

The bird garden is home to over 100 species of rare and exoticbirds from penguins to parrots, housed in a lakeside environment,whilst the adventure playground is an added attraction foryoungsters.

The House and Grounds are open until Sunday 2 November 2008.

Buses: to Harewood VillageHarrogate & District 36 from Leeds, Harrogate and RiponWalk through the archway entrance to connect with a free shuttleservice that will take you along the driveway to the House.This service is possible thanks to a grant from the CountrysideAgency.

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Harewood Village bus stop:Text 45014867 to 64422 for your next bus towards LeedsText 45014866 to 64422 for your next bus towards Harrogate &Ripon

Visitor Information:0113 218 1010Harewood House, Harewood, Leeds, LS17 9LGwww.harewood.org

Harrogate

Meander through Harrogate’sTown Centre and absorb thebeauty and chic elegance ofthis historic spa town.

There is something for everyshopper in Harrogate, fromthe many famous high street

outlets to exclusive designer fashion stores, small boutiques andspecialist shops.

Harrogate overflows with immaculate gardens, beautiful parks,wide-open spaces, tree-lined boulevards and elegant architecture. The Valley Gardens provides acres of open spaces and colourfuldisplays, along with a boating lake, paddling pool, playground,tennis courts and pitch-and-putt; whilst Montpellier Gardensprovides a gentle place to relax adjacent to the heart of the TownCentre, with many places to eat and drink close by.

The Stray, one of England’s most famous open spaces with over200 acres of splendid lawns, is used for sport and recreation, andis ideal for those wanting to take a longer stroll.

Buses:Harrogate & District 24 from Pateley BridgeHarrogate & District 36 from Leeds or RiponHarrogate & District X54 from YorkHarrogate & District 57 57A from BoroughbridgeHarrogate & District X59 from SkiptonHarrogate & District 100 101 102 from KnaresboroughHarrogate & District 100-104 106 110 111 201 202 local servicesHarrogate & District 767 from Leeds Bradford AirportHarrogate & District 770 from Wetherby

Visitor Information:0845 389 3223Royal Baths, Crescent Road,Harrogate, HG1 2RR

Multiple Harrogate & District Services... See Below forFull Details

RHS Harlow Carr Great Days Out Offer:

Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receive2 for the price of 1 on admission to RHS Harlow Carr!

One of Yorkshire’s mostrelaxing and surprisinggardens!

The stunning 58-acre gardenis ideal for relaxation orpractical ideas with highlightsincluding Main Borders,

Streamside and Scented Gardens, ‘Gardens through Time’ and theinspiring Kitchen Garden. Extensive RHS Shop & Plant Centre andBetty’s Café Tea Rooms.

Key Events for 2008 include:19 & 20 April: Welly Weekend , 4 May: Spring Plant Fair,24 May – 1 June: Wildlife in the Garden, 8 July – 10 Aug: Arts Month,10 – 24 Aug: Family Fortnight, 7 September: Autumn Plant Fair25 Oct – 2 Nov: A Taste of Autumn, 29 & 30 Nov: Magic of Christmas

Open all year, except Christmas Day, 9.30am-6pm (4pm Nov-Febinc). Last entry 1 hour before closing.

Admission:RHS Members (+ 1 guest) FREE, Adults £6.50, Child 6-16 £2.20,Child under 6 years FREE, Students £2.50, Groups (10+) £5.50 each.

Buses:Harrogate & District 106 from Harrogate

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Otley Rd/Harlow Carr stop:Text 32004349 to 64422 for your next bus towards HarrogateThis stop is served on Monday-Saturday afternoons onlyReal-Time bus information for Otley Rd/Plantation Rd stop:Text 32081290 to 64422 for your next bus towards Harrogate

Visitor Information:01423 565418RHS Garden Harlow Carr, Crag Lane, Harrogate, HG3 1QBwww.rhs.org.uk/harlowcarr

Haworth

Situated above the Worth Valley amid theatmospheric Pennine hills, the picturesquevillage of Haworth is internationally famousfor its connection with the Brontës, whowrote most of their famous works whileliving at the Haworth Parsonage while theirfather was Parson at Haworth church.

The village has a wonderful selection of giftshops, antiquarian bookshops, traditionaltea rooms, restaurants, pubs and hotels -including the Black Bull, where BranwellBrontë's demise into alcoholism and opium-

addiction allegedly began…

At the top of Main Street is the church where the Reverend PatrickBrontë was the parson and behind this is The Brontë Parsonage;once the home of the Brontë Family, this is now an excellentmuseum the famous literary family.

Buses:Keighley & District 500 from Keighley, Oxenhope and Hebden BridgeKeighley & District 663 from Keighley and OxenhopeKeighley & District 664 from Keighley and StanburyKeighley & District 665 from Keighley and OakworthKeighley & District 720 from Keighley, Oakworth and Oxenhope

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Haworth, Rawdon Rd/MytholmesLn stop (Brontë Parsonage):Text 45019945 to 64422 for your next bus towards KeighleyReal-Time bus information for Haworth, Station Road stop (HaworthStation):Text 45019936 to 64422 for your next bus towards KeighleyText 45019937 to 64422 for your next bus towards Oxenhope &Hebden Bridge

Visitor Information:01535 642329Haworth TIC, 2-4 West Lane, Haworth, Keighley, BD22 [email protected]

Multiple Keighley & District Services... See Below for Full Details

The Brontë Parsonage Museum Great Days Out Offer:

Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receive2 for the price of 1 on admission to The Brontë Parsonage Museum!

This homely Georgian house still retainsthe atmosphere of the Brontës’ time. Therooms they once used are filled with theirfurni ture, c lo thes and personalpossessions.

Here you can marvel at the tiny manuscriptbooks which the Brontë children made,admire Charlotte’s wedding bonnet,imaging meeting Emily’s pets from herwonderfully lifelike drawings, and gain aninsight into the place and objects thatinspired their work.

The displays are changed annually so you can always be sure ofseeing something new.

In addition to the main house, there is a permanent exhibitionabout the whole of this remarkable creative family, and in thetemporary exhibition gallery there are changing displays of itemsfrom the Brontë Society collections.

Admission:Standard admission £6.00Senior Citizens £4.00ES40 holders / Students £4.00Children (5-16 years) £2.50Children under 5 FREEFamily Ticket £15.00 (admits 2 adults and up to 3 children aged5-16)

Buses:See bus details for Haworth

Visitor Information:01535 642323The Brontë Parsonage Museum,Haworth, Keighley, BD22 8DRwww.bronte.info 15

Hebden Bridge

Hebden Bridge was named in2005 as the funkiest place tolive in Europe by BritishAirways’ in-flight magazine,“High Life”, and also featuredin the national media for beingthe best town in Britain forindependent shops.

Taking its name from the packhorse bridge over Hebden Water,Hebden Bridge has seen great change in recent years. It enjoysa national reputation as a liberal, artistic and creative communitywith a vibrant, cosmopolitan atmosphere more associated withlarger towns. Buildings have been stone-cleaned and revitalised,the Rochdale Canal has been extensively restored, and the localityhas become a desirable place to live and visit

Buses:Keighley & District 500 from Keighley, Haworth and Oxenhope

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Hebden Bridge Rail Station busstop:Text 45019580 to 64422 for your next bus towards Keighley

Real-Time bus information for Hebden Bridge, Hope Street busstop:Text 45023533 to 64422 for your next bus towards Keighley

Visitor Information:01422 843831Hebden Bridge Visitor Centre,Butlers Wharf,New Road,Hebden Bridge,HX7 [email protected]

Keighley & District 500 from Keighley, Haworth and Oxenhope

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Ilkley

Ilkley is an elegant spa townon the southern edge of theYorkshire Dales. It offers greatshopping together with somefantastic places to eat – fromfriendly cafés to a Michelin-starred restaurant!

Why not take a walk on Ilkley Moor, famous as the setting of theYorkshire folk song "On Ilkla Moor Baht'at"; or for the moreadventurous, climb the Cow & Calf Rocks.

Ilkley also has a fascinating Toy Museum, which is open onweekends.

Buses:Keighley & District 762 765 from Keighley and Silsden

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Ilkley Bus Station:Text 45025326 to 64422 for your next bus towards Keighley

Visitor Information:01943 602319Ilkley TIC,Station Road,Ilkley,LS29 [email protected]

Keighley & District 762 765 from Keighley and Silsden

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Keighley

Located at the head of the Worth Valley,Keighley is a town with a lot to offer visitors.

For shoppers there is so much to choosefrom -The excellent Airedale Centre bringstogether high street names andindependent shops under one roof, whilstKeighley Market is a colourful and livelyshopping destination with quality food,jewellery and homeware retailers. Thelong terrace of Cavendish Street, with its200M ornamental canopy, is a fine exampleof Victorian commercial architecture.

Other superb examples of architecture are nearby East RiddlesdenHall and Keighley’s Central Library. Recently extensivelyrefurbished, the Library was the first ‘Carnegie Library’ in England,opened in 1904 with a grant of £10,000 from benefactor AndrewCarnegie.

The Keighley & Worth Valley Railway is one of the most visitedtourist attractions in the Keighley area. This excellent restoredsteam railway, famous for its appearance in the film ‘The RailwayChildren’, runs at weekends all year and every day through thesummer between Keighley and Oxenhope.

Buses:Keighley & District 66 66A 78A from SkiptonKeighley & District 500 from Hebden Bridge, Oxenhope and HaworthKeighley & District 662 from Bradford, Saltaire and BingleyKeighley & District 663 from Oxenhope and HaworthKeighley & District 664 from Stanbury and HaworthKeighley & District 665 from Oakworth and HaworthKeighley & District 696 697 from Bradford, Denholme andCullingworthKeighley & District 702-706 708 710-712 715 716 719 local servicesKeighley & District 717 from OakworthKeighley & District 720 from Oxenhope, Haworth and OakworthKeighley & District 727 729 from Cullingworth and BingleyKeighley & District 760 from Leeds, Shipley and Bingley

Multiple Keighley & District Services... See Below for Full Details

East Riddlesden Hall

East Riddlesden Hall was home to a familyof local entrepreneurs, and the exquisiteembroideries, plasterwork, pewter andoak breathe life into their stories.

Outside, the wild garden is host to armiesof daffodils in spring, whilst the scents ofthe formal garden flourish in high summeramidst the blackened ruin of the StarkieWing.

The whole family can choose to roam thegrass maze, clamber around the play area

or just laze around the ground feeding the ducks.

Opening Times:Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Saturdays & Sundays, 15/03 - 02/11 2008(Also open Bank Holiday Mondays and Mondays in July & August)

Admission:Adult £5.00, Child £2.50 - under 5’s FREEFamily Ticket £11.00, National Trust Members FREE

Buses: to West Lea AvenueKeighley & District 662 from Keighley, Saltaire and BradfordKeighley & District 708 from Keighley and ThwaitesKeighley & District 727 729 from Keighley and CullingworthKeighley & District 760 from Keighley, Shipley and Leeds

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for West Lea Avenue bus stop:Text 45020016 to 64422 for your next bus towards Bradford andLeedsText 45020015 to 64422 for your next bus towards Keighley

Visitor Information:01535 607075East Riddlesden Hall, Bradford Road, Keighley, BD20 5ELwww.nationaltrust.org.uk

Great Days Out Offer:Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receive£1 off admission to East Riddlesden Hall!

Ingrow Railway Centre

Over 60 TV and film productions havefeatured Victorian and Edwardian railwaycarriages from this multiple award-winningmuseum, which also features numeroussigns, posters and other small exhibits.

Sound and video presentations help tobring the past to life.

Adjacent to Ingrow Loco Museum andKeighley & Worth Valley Railway.

Opening Times:Open 11.00 –16.30 daily, except 25 December.

Buses: to Ingrow LaneKeighley & District 500 from Keighley, Haworth, Oxenhope andHebden BridgeKeighley & District 663 from Keighley, Haworth and OxenhopeKeighley & District 664 from Keighley, Haworth and StanburyKeighley & District 665 from Keighley, Haworth and OakworthKeighley & District 696 697 from Keighley and Bradford

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Ingrow Lane bus stop:Text 45019910 to 64422 for your next bus towards KeighleyText 45019911 to 64422 for your next bus towards Haworth andBradford

Visitor Information:01535 680425www.ingrowrailwaycentre.co.uk.

Great Days Out Offer:Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receive2 for the price of 1 on admission* to the Ingrow Railway Centre!

* Applies to museum admission only.Not available for KWVR train travel

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Knaresborough

An ancient market townsteeped in history,

Knaresborough is perchedalmost precariously highabove the River Nidd Gorge.

The ruins of its 14th CenturyCastle offer some fantastic (and famous!) views across the NiddGorge and into the Yorkshire Dales.

A weekly market has been held in Knaresborough for hundredsof years – on every Wednesday throughout the year the MarketPlace becomes a throng of bright stalls selling a variety of goods.

Knaresborough has a thriving town centre, and not just on marketdays - there are a wide variety of restaurants, cafés and shops -including the oldest Chemist Shop in England, dating from 1720.

Buses:Harrogate & District X54 from YorkHarrogate & District 56 56A from RiponHarrogate & District 57 57A from BoroughbridgeHarrogate & District 100 101 102 from HarrogateHarrogate & District 56 56A 57 57A 58 from Harrogate (viaWoodlands)

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Knaresborough Bus Station:Text 32010825 to 64422 for your next bus towards Ripon &BoroughbridgeText 32010828 to 64422 for your next bus towards Harrogate (via Starbeck)Text 32096491 to 64422 for your next bus towards York

Visitor Information:0845 389 0177Knaresborough TIC,9 Castle Courtyard, Knaresborough, HG5 [email protected]

Multiple Harrogate & District Services... See Below forFull Details

Mother Shipton’s Cave

Mother Shipton is England’smost famous prophetess. Shelived 500 years ago in thereign of Henry VIII.

Born in the legendary cavebeside Knaresborough’smysterious Petrifying Well, a

unique geological phenomenon that turns everyday items intostone!

The Cave and Well lie at the heart of the Mother Shipton Estate, amile long remnant of the Ancient Forest of Knaresborough.

There are riverside walks with spectacular views of oldKnaresborough, scenic picnic areas, 2 adventure playgrounds, amuseum and a gift shop. There is also a Children’s trail quiz withchocolate prize!

Open weekends in March and November, all Easter Holidays, thendaily until 31st October.

Buses:Harrogate & District 100 101 102 from Harrogate and Knaresborough

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for High Bridge bus stop:Text 32010840 to 64422 for your next bus towards HarrogateText 32010810 to 64422 for your next bus towards Knaresborough

Visitor Information:01423 864600Mother Shipton’s Cave,High Bridge,Knaresborough,HG5 8DDwww.mothershiptonscave.com

Great Days Out Offer:Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receiveA Free Mother Shipton’s Guide Book!

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Leeds

Truly the favourite city forshopping in the UK, Leedsoffers an exciting mix oftraditional and modern. Muchof the centre is pedestrianisedwith a square mile of varietyfrom wide streets to narrowalleys; from enclosed arcades

to attractive boulevards, for you to wander along at your leisure.

Leeds offers so much more than just shopping, with a fascinatingblend of places to visit and things to see. The City Centre itself hassome magnificent architecture including the Town Hall, St. Anne’sCathedral and the Corn Exchange.

Other places to visit include Leeds City Art Gallery on The Headrow,with probably the best collection of 20th Century art outside London;The Henry Moore Institute adjacent to the Art Gallery, which is aunique resource devoted exclusively to sculpture; and The RoyalArmouries, with over 5 floors of galleries and exhibitions featuringWarfare, Hunting, Oriental, Tournament and Self-Defence.

Buses:Harrogate & District 36 from Ripon and HarrogateHarrogate & District 770 from Wetherby and Boston SpaKeighley & District 760 from Keighley and ShipleyYorkshire Coastliner 840 from Whitby, York and TadcasterYorkshire Coastliner 843 from Scarborough, York and TadcasterYorkshire Coastliner 845 from Bridlington, York and Tadcaster

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Leeds Central Bus Station:Text 45030242 to 64422 for your next bus towards Harrogate &RiponText 45030243 to 64422 for your next bus towards WetherbyText 45030237 to 64422 for your next bus towards Shipley & KeighleyText 45030244 to 64422 for your next bus towards York & the Coast

Visitor Information:0113 242 5 242Gateway Yorkshire TIC, Leeds Railway Station, Leeds, LS1 [email protected]

Multiple Harrogate & District, Keighley & District andYorkshire Coastliner Services... See Below for Full Details

Pateley Bridge

Pateley Bridge is a thrivingYorkshire Dales town at theheart of Nidderdale. Its steephigh street boasts craftcentres, tea rooms and shops– including the oldest sweetshop in England!

Take a walk by the river or visit the award-winning NidderdaleMuseum, set in a former Victorian workhouse on King Street,which portrays all aspects of the life and history of Dalesfolk.

Buses:Harrogate & District 24 from Harrogate

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Pateley Bridge, King Street busstop:Text 32024220 to 64422 for your next bus towards Harrogate

Visitor Information:0845 389 0179Pateley Bridge TIC,18 High Street,Pateley Bridge,HG3 [email protected]

Harrogate & District 24 from Harrogate

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Pickering

In the heart of Ryedale and onthe southern edge of the NorthYork Moors, Pickering is fullof character and charm.Pickering is also the southernterminus of the NorthYorkshire Moors Railway.

Buses:Yorkshire Coastliner 840 from Leeds, York, Malton or Whitby

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Pickering, The Royal Oak bus stop:Text 32001095 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton, York &LeedsText 32001096 to 64422 for your next bus towards Whitby

Visitor Information:01751 473791Pickering TIC,The Ropery,Pickering,YO18 [email protected]

Yorkshire Coastliner 840 from Leeds, York, Malton or Whitby

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North Yorkshire Moors Railway

Why not combine your GreatDay Out by bus with a ride onthe North York Moors Railwayand re-live the golden age ofsteam on one of Britain's mostpopular heritage railways?

Travel on the 18 mile linethough the spectacular countryside of the North York Moors NationalPark.

Trains runs between Pickering, Levisham, Goathland, andGrosmont, with frequent daily services throughout the summer,most trains being steam hauled. Buy an all day rover ticket to giveyou the freedom of the line for the day. The railway provides alimited service only during winter months.

There are gift shops and refreshment facilities at Pickering,Goathland and Grosmont, as well as refreshments being availableon many trains.

Service 840 stops in Pickering, about 600 yards from PickeringStation, and at Goathland it stops right outside the station itself.

Buses: to Pickering or GoathlandYorkshire Coastliner 840 from Leeds, York, Malton or Whitby

Visitor Information:01751 472508North Yorkshire Moors Railway,Pickering Station,Pickering,YO18 7AJwww.nymr.co.uk

Great Days Out Offer:Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receiveOne free child ticket for every 2 adults paying full fare!

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Pickering Castle

Pickering Castle is one of the most splendidexamples of a motte-and-bailey castle inEngland. Built in the 12th Century, it iswell preserved with much of the originalwalls, tower, and keep remaining.Pickering Castle is closed betweenNovember and March.

Buses:Yorkshire Coastliner 840 from Leeds, York,Malton or Whitby

Visitor Information:01751 474989Pickering Castle,Castlegate,Pickering,YO18 7AXwww.english-heritage.org.uk

Great Days Out Offer:Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receive15% off all Adult, Child and Concession admission charges!

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Ripley Castle

Ripley Castle has been home to the Ingilbyfamily for the last 700 years and its historyhas been one of political, religious, militaryand social turbulence. The Castle, and theIngilby family, are closely associated withthe Gunpowder Plot of the 17th Century.

No visit to Ripley Castle would be completewithout a stroll round the walled gardens,park and grounds.

The park walk will take you by the largeornamental lake and into the Deer Park,

where herds of fallow deer graze under the boughs of ancientbeech and oak trees.

Opening Times:The Gardens are open daily throughout the year from 0900-1700The Castle is open daily from April to October; on Tuesdays,Thursdays, Saturdays & Sundays in November and March; and onweekends only in December, January and February.

Buses: to Ripley VillageHarrogate & District 36 from Leeds, Harrogate and Ripon

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Ripley, Cross bus stop:Text 32012960 to 64422 for your next bus towards Harrogate &LeedsText 32012560 to 64422 for your next bus towards Ripon

Visitor Information:01423 770152The Ripley Castle Estate,Harrogate,HG3 3AYwww.ripleycastle.co.uk

Great Days Out Offer:Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receive£1 off admission on all tickets to Ripley Castle!

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Ripon

The small city with the bigpersonali ty, Ripon wasfounded over 1300 years agoand has a rich culturalheritage that is still very muchin evidence today.

Ripon is a shopper’s paradise,offering everything from individual boutiques to major high-streetnames and a flower-filled arcade! There are numerous cafés andrestaurants, and every Thursday brightly coloured stalls fill theMarket Place for the weekly market.

Ripon’s beautiful cathedral stands majestically in the heart of thecity, and is living testament to 1300 years of history and worship. St. Wilfrid opened the first church here in 672AD. Today, thecathedral plays host to choral concerts and music festivalsthroughout the year.

Take a stroll through the Spa Gardens or enjoy one of the regularguided walks around this award-winning floral city.

Every night at 9pm the Ripon Hornblower ‘sets the night watch’ atthe Obelisk in Market Square; a tradition dating back to 1702.Buses back to Harrogate and Leeds run late into the evening.

Buses:Harrogate & District 36 from Leeds and HarrogateHarrogate & District 56 56A from Knaresborough

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Ripon Bus Station:Text 32012810 to 64422 for your next bus towards Harrogate &LeedsText 32056350 to 64422 for your next bus towards Knaresborough

Visitor Information:0845 389 9178Ripon TIC, Minster Road, Ripon, HG4 [email protected]

Harrogate & District 36 from Leeds and HarrogateHarrogate & District 56 56A from Knaresborough

Ripon Museums

Situated close to the centre and only 5minutes walk from the 36 bus stand, thesethree museums in original historicbuildings, together illustrate the treatmentof the petty thief, the convict and theprisoner; of orphans, the homeless andthe destitute.

‘Do time’ in ‘solitary’ at the Prison & PoliceMuseum... At the Workhouse try writingon slates and using carbolic... Stand in thedock of the Georgian Courthouse... Havefun with quizzes to answer, punishments

to try out and costumes and uniforms to try on.

Opening Times:Daily from 21st March to 26th October 2008 from 1pm to 4pmExtended to 11am to 4pm during local school holidays.

Admission:Family and ‘3 in 1’ tickets for all 3 museums are valid for 1 month:Adult £6.00, Concession £5.00, Children go FREE.

Buses:Harrogate & District 36 from Leeds and HarrogateHarrogate & District 56 56A from Knaresborough

Visitor Information:01765 690799Ripon Museum Trust,75 Allhallowgate,Ripon,HG4 1LEwww.riponmuseums.co.uk

Great Days Out Offer:Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receive2 for the price of 1 on admission to the Ripon Museums!

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Saltaire

Victorian Mill owner Sir TitusSalt built the village of Saltairefor his workers. Today,Saltaire is a UNESCO WorldHeritage Site and attractsmillions of visitors to itsmagnificent architecture andvisitor attractions.

Salt’s Mill dominates Saltaire and is now home to one of the largestcollections of art by renowned Bradfordian David Hockney, as wellas a number of exhibitions and a variety of shops and restaurants.

Make sure you visit the Grade I-listed architectural showpiece ofSaltaire United Reformed Church, and Sir Titus Salt’s mausoleumwithin the church grounds. Or take a walk through Roberts Parkto Shipley Glen Tramway, Britain’s oldest working cable tramway,which is open most weekend afternoons.

Buses:Keighley & District 662 from Bradford, Bingley and KeighleyKeighley & District 760 from Leeds, Shipley, Bingley and Keighley

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Saltaire Roundabout:Text 45020526 to 64422 for your next bus towards Leeds & BradfordText 45020527 to 64422 for your next bus towards Bingley & Keighley

Visitor Information:01274 774993Saltaire TIC,2 Victoria Road,Saltaire,BD18 3LA

Keighley & District 662 from Bradford, Bingley and KeighleyKeighley & District 760 from Leeds, Shipley, Bingley and Keighley

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Scarborough

With its unique twin North andSouth Bays, Yorkshire’spremier coastal resort offerssomething for all the family.The medieval ScarboroughCastle stands on a rockyheadland between the baysjutting out into the North Sea.

In South Bay is the harbour, where local fishermen still land theircatches, and from where you can take a trip out to sea.

For a change, go shopping in Scarborough with its delightful mixof high street names, family businesses, specialist shops andcuriosities, as well as traditional seaside fayre.


Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Scarborough, Peasholme Park busstop: Text 32000950 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton,York & Leeds

Real-Time bus information for Scarborough, Rail Station bus stop:Text 32001221 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton, York &Leeds

Visitor Information:01723 383637Harbourside TIC, Sandside,Scarborough, YO11 1PPBrunswick Shopping Centre TIC,Westborough, Scarborough, YO11 [email protected]


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Scarborough SEA LIFE & Seal Rescue

Scarborough SEA LIFE &Marine Sanctuary takesvisitors through a magicalmarine world, offering thechance to see strange andbeautiful creatures fromaround the globe. Enter theunderwater world and get up

close and personal with sharks, turtles and seahorses…withoutgetting wet!

The New Feature for 2008 is the Seal Rescue Centre, where visitorscan sample for themselves what it’s like to care for these amazingcreatures.

Buses: to Peasholme ParkYorkshire Coastliner 843 from Leeds, York and Malton

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Scarborough, Peasholme Park busstop: Text 32000950 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton,York & Leeds

Visitor Information:0871 423 2110Scarborough SEA LIFE & Marine Sanctuary,Scalby Mills,Scarborough, YO12 6RPwww.sealifeeurope.com

Great Days Out Offer:Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receiveHalf Price Admission to Scarborough SEA LIFE & Marine Sanctuary!

Scarborough Castle

This dramatic 12th Centurycastle commands spectacularviews of the rugged Yorkshirecoastline and the seasidetown.

For more than 2,500 years thedefensive prominence of the

Castle’s dramatic headland location has attracted attention, includingBronze Age settlers, and the Roman Army, who established asignal station here.

Why not bring along a picnic to enjoy in the extensive grounds?

Buses: to Scarborough Rail StationYorkshire Coastliner 843 from Leeds, York and Malton

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Scarborough, Rail Station bus stop:Text 32001221 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton, York &Leeds

Visitor Information:01723 372451Scarborough Castle, Castle Road, Scarborough, YO11 1HYwww.english-heritage.org.uk



Skipton

Known as the ‘Gateway to theDales’, Skipton providessomething for the wholefamily, with its medievalcastle, bustling market andmuch more.

Experience Skipton’s historyand character amongst its many side streets filled with interestingshops, café'8es and restaurants, or take it easy around Skipton’scanal basin with its boats, footpaths and picnic areas.

Buses:Harrogate & District X59 from HarrogateKeighley & District 66 66A 78A from KeighleyKeighley & District 66A from Grassington (Sundays only)

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Skipton Bus Station:Text 32010196 to 64422 for your next bus towards Harrogate &GrassingtonText 32010188 to 64422 for your next bus towards KeighleyText 32001721 to 64422 for your next bus towards Cononley

Visitor Information:01756 792809Skipton TIC,35 Coach Street,Skipton,BD23 [email protected]

Multiple Harrogate & District and Keighley & District Services...See Below for Full Details

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Wetherby

On the banks of the River Wharfe lies thehistoric market town of Wetherby – winnerof Yorkshire in Bloom’s ‘Small Town’category seven times in the last eight years.

Wetherby’s lively Thursday Market wasgranted by Royal Charter in 1240 andcontinues to this day. Bag a bargainbetween 9am and 3pm – there are clothes,fruit and veg, cakes, rugs, stationery, cardsand much more.

‘Wedrebi’ was mentioned in The DomesdayBook, and is said to mean ram, or ‘wether’, farm. However, manylocals will tell you that the name is derived from ‘weather by’, asmany bad storms supposedly miss the town…

…If it is a fine day (folklore cannot always be relied upon!) you canfollow the town’s historical trail, enjoy a stroll along the river andmaybe have a picnic overlooking the weir

Buses:Harrogate & District 770 from Harrogate and Leeds

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Wetherby Bus Station:Text 45025353 to 64422 for your next bus towards LeedsText 45014895 to 64422 for your next bus towards Harrogate

Visitor Information:01937 582151Wetherby Library & TIC,17 Westgate,Wetherby,LS22 6LL

Harrogate & District 770 from Harrogate and Leeds

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Whitby

The panoramic views from thecliff-top ruins of the beautiful13th Century Abbey, highabove the harbour with itsunspoilt charm and character,have preserved Whitby’s truepicture postcard quality.

A variety of attractions and an array of unique shops offering localcrafts and the famous Whitby Jet jewellery ensure that its reputationas one of England’s most attractive seaside towns continues


Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Whitby Bus Station:Text 32090555 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton, York &Leeds

Visitor Information:01723 383637Whitby TIC,Langborne Road,Whitby,YO21 [email protected]


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Whitby Abbey

This emotive ruin is situatedhigh above the fishing townof Whitby and is a magnificentreminder of the early church’spower and dedicat ion.Over the years the Abbey hasbeen a Kings’ burial place, thesetting for a historic meeting

between Celtic and Roman clerics, the home of Saints includingthe poet Caedmon, and inspiration for Bram Stoker, author ofDracula.

Picnics are welcome, and will be even more enjoyable after climbingthe 190 steps from the town to the Abbey!

Buses: to Whitby Bus StationYorkshire Coastliner 840 from Leeds, York and Malton

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Whitby Bus Station:Text 32090555 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton, York &Leeds

Visitor Information:01947 603568Whitby Abbey, Whitby, YO22 4JTwww.english-heritage.org.uk


York

Ancient capital of NorthernEngland, York is a city spillingover with superb visitorattractions, wonderful shopsand exciting cafés, wine barsand restaurants.

York is a year-round destination offering vibrant entertainmentand festivals. Enjoy the shopping in Stonegate and The Shambles,or why not visit the Market - offering something for everyone, itonly closes on Christmas day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day.

Buses:Harrogate & District X54 from Harrogate and KnaresboroughYorkshire Coastliner 840 843 845 X45 from Leeds and TadcasterYorkshire Coastliner 840 from Whitby and MaltonYorkshire Coastliner 843 from Scarborough and MaltonYorkshire Coastliner 845 from Bridlington, Filey and Malton

Visitor Information:01904 550099York TIC,The De Grey Rooms,Exhibition Square,York,YO1 7HB

York TIC,York Railway Station,Station Road,York,YO24 1AY

Multiple Harrogate & District and Yorkshire Coastliner Services...See Below for Full Details

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York Dungeon Great Days Out Offer:

Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receiveHalf price entry off the standard door ticket price for up to 4 people!

The York Dungeon invites you to a uniquefeast of fun with history's horrible bits. Liveactors, shows and special effects transportyou back to those black, bleak times. Areyou brave enough to delve into the darkestchapters of history? You know you'll loveit…

Buses: to Micklegate or Clifford StreetHarrogate & District X54 from Harrogate and KnaresboroughYorkshire Coastliner 840 843 845 X45 from Leeds and TadcasterYorkshire Coastliner 840 from Whitby and MaltonYorkshire Coastliner 843 from Scarborough and MaltonYorkshire Coastliner 845 from Bridlington, Filey and Malton

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Low Ousegate:Text 32900100 to 64422 for your next bus towards Harrogate &LeedsReal-Time bus information for Micklegate:Text 32900097 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton & the EastCoast

Visitor Information:01904 632599The York Dungeon, 12 Clifford Street, Yorkwww.thedungeons.com

JORVIK Great Days Out Offer:

Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receiveBuy 1 full priced adult ticket and get 1 up to the same value free!

Travel back 1000 years onboard your own time machineand journey through thebackyards and houses leadingto the bustling streets ofJorvik.

Everything here is based on facts – from the working craftsmen,the language of the gossiping neighbours, the smells of cookingand the cesspit!

Travel through the busy market place, experience a blast of smokeas you pass the blacksmith’s furnace, smell the fish on the riversideand visit the hearth scene inside the Viking home.

Buses: to Piccadilly or The StonebowHarrogate & District X54 from Harrogate and KnaresboroughYorkshire Coastliner 840 843 845 X45 from Leeds and TadcasterYorkshire Coastliner 840 from Whitby and MaltonYorkshire Coastliner 843 from Scarborough and MaltonYorkshire Coastliner 845 from Bridlington, Filey and Malton

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Piccadilly:Text 32900103 to 64422 for your next bus towards HarrogateReal-Time bus information for The Stonebow:Text 32900111 to 64422 for your next bus towards Tadcaster & LeedsText 32900919 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton & the EastCoast

Visitor Information:01904 543402Jorvik Viking Centre,Coppergate,York,YO1 9WTwww.jorvik-viking-centre.co.uk

DIG Great Days Out Offer:


Never before have you beenable to experience ana u t h e n t i c i n t e r a c t i v earchaeological adventure likethis!

Visitors are invited to grabtheir trowels and go on a

fascinating archaeological exploration of Roman, Medieval, Vikingand Victorian times. Don’t worry, the soil is not real, so you don’tneed to bring a change of clothes! This world-first offers the latestin 3D audio-visual and IT interactive experiences!


Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Piccadilly:Text 32900103 to 64422 for your next bus towards HarrogateReal-Time bus information for The Stonebow:Text 32900111 to 64422 for your next bus towards Tadcaster &LeedsText 32900919 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton & theEast Coast

Visitor Information:01904 543403DIG, St. Saviour’s Church,St. Saviourgate,York,YO1 8NNwww.digyork.co.uk

Barley Hall Great Days Out Offer:


Barley Hall is a stunningmedieval townhouse. Until the1980s the house was hiddenunder the façade of a derelictoffice block. Only when thebuilding was going to bedestroyed was the amazingmedieval building discovered.

The building has now been restored to its original splendour withstunning ceilings, beautiful exposed timber, and possibly the onlyhorn window in England. Decorated to replicate the Snawsell homearound 1483, it boasts a magnificent Great Hall. Visitors can makethemselves at home and sit on the chairs and handle the objectsand experience what life may have been like in Medieval England…

Opening Times:17/03 – 02/11 2008 – closed on Mondays (except during SchoolHolidays) 02/11 2008 – 18/04 2009 - closed Sunday, Monday &Tuesday (reduced opening over Christmas)


Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Piccadilly:Text 32900103 to 64422 for your next bus towards HarrogateReal-Time bus information for The Stonebow:Text 32900111 to 64422 for your next bus towards Tadcaster & LeedsText 32900919 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton & the EastCoast

Visitor Information:01904 615505. Barley Hall, Coffee Yard, Yorkwww. jorvik-viking-centre.co.uk/barleyhall

Clifford’s Tower was once thestronghold of York Castle, butit has much older and moreturbulent origins. WhenWilliam the Conqueror seizedthe throne in 1066, he waseager to subdue the North, sohe used York Castle to

establish a dominant military force in the North of England.

Clifford’s Tower has also been the site of many horrific incidentsthroughout history, not least in 1190 when the City’s Jewishcommunity took shelter when faced with an angry mob. Many tooktheir own lives rather than be murdered…

Today, visitors can enjoy the best historic views of the City from thetower’s battlements.

Buses: to Micklegate or Clifford StreetHarrogate & District X54 from Harrogate and KnaresboroughYorkshire Coastliner 840 843 845 X45 from Leeds and TadcasterYorkshire Coastliner 840 from Whitby and MaltonYorkshire Coastliner 843 from Scarborough and MaltonYorkshire Coastliner 845 from Bridlington, Filey and Malton

Getting Back:Real-Time bus information for Low Ousegate:Text 32900100 to 64422 for your next bus towards Harrogate & LeedsReal-Time bus information for Micklegate:Text 32900097 to 64422 for your next bus towards Malton & the EastCoast

Visitor Information:01904 646940Clifford’s Tower, Tower Street, York, YO1 9SAwww.english-heritage.org.uk

Clifford’s Tower Great Days Out Offer:

Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receive15% off all Adult, Child and Concession admission charges!

York City Sightseeing Great Days Out Offer:

Use the voucher on page xx, alongside a valid Transdev bus ticketor pass, or your Concessionary Travel Pass, to receive2 for the price of 1 on admission to the Ripon Museums!

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Tear Out Discount Vouchers

ALDBOROUGH ROMAN SITE15% off all Adult, Child and

Concession admission charges!

IMAX20% off IMAX tickets at theNational Media Museum!

CASTLE HOWARD50% off admissionto Castle Howard!


EDEN CAMPFree child admission

to Eden Camp!

HAREWOOD HOUSEHalf Price Admissionto Harewood House!

RHS HARLOW CARR2 for the price of 1 on

admission to RHS Harlow Carr!

THE BRONTË PARSONAGE MUSEUM2 for the price of 1 on admission to

The Brontë Parsonage Museum!

EAST RIDDLESDEN HALL15% off all Adult, Child and

Concession admission charges!

INGROW RAILWAY CENTRE2 for the price of 1 on admission

to the Ingrow Railway Centre!


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