York Things to Do Tips by Bilimari

The York Pass gives you a free admission to 30 attractions, free Hop On Hop Off bus ride, and discounts and offers. It comes with a free town guide book with maps.

There are 1 day, 2 day, and 3 day passes.

Adult: 1day-19.00, 2day-25.00, 3day-32.00
Child: 1day-10.00, 2day-16.00, 3day-22.00
Family pass is from 54.00

Before you buy the pass, check the list of free attractions to see if it will actually save you money.

The pass is available at the tourist information desk next to the York station.

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Website: www.yorkpass.com

I'm sure you've haerd this already, but it's the largest medieval gothic cathedral in Northern Europe, and both cathedral and mynster.

Every wall, ceiling design, window, and curved stone tells you a story.

Don't miss the Great East Window which contains the world's largest area of medieval stained glass in a single window.

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Phone: 01904 557216
Address: College Street, York YO1 7JF
Directions: From York Railway Station, turn left onto Station Rd., which turns into Museum St. after the bridge. Turn right onto High Petergate, you'll see the beautiful York Minster in front of you.
Website: www.yorkminster.org.uk

They claim that the Castle Museum brings over 400 years of history back to life in its award winning exhibitions and displays, and they really do!
You get to walk through the old town, step into the workshops and the merchants from 19th century, and even the 18th century prison.

It covers peoples daily life, military history, and everything else happened in York. I really enjoyed every part of exhibits.

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Phone: +44 (01904) 687687
Address: Eye of York, York
Directions: From York Railway Station, turn left onto Station Road, turn right onto Lendal Coney Street, which turns to Nessgage Clifford St., then to Tower Street. Museum is nest to the Clifford's Tower.
Website: http://www.yorkcastlemuseum.org.uk/