The Norse Retreat guidebook
Food scene
Flori Bakery
9 Nunnery LnGreat homemade food and coffee, perfect for a mid morning treat!
Sightseeing
York Dungeon
12 Clifford StGreat for the whole family!
Jorvik Viking Centre
19 CoppergateEntertaining, educational and a fun day out!
The epitome of York - old, historical, great unique shops and a must go to for any shopping experience!
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Shambles
ShamblesThe epitome of York - old, historical, great unique shops and a must go to for any shopping experience!
Great park! Has ping pong tables, sculptures, basketball courts, tennis courts, maintain flower gardens and a cafe!
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Rowntree Park
Terry AvenueGreat park! Has ping pong tables, sculptures, basketball courts, tennis courts, maintain flower gardens and a cafe!
Neighbourhoods
Bishopthorpe Road lies just south of the ancient walls of York, a short walk from the city centre. The independent shops, cafes and businesses that make up Bishopthorpe Road parade have been serving the community for over a hundred years. In 2010 they formed a Traders Association, promoting the area as an excellent place to shop, live, socialise and work. Since then, the BRTA has hosted several legendary street parties and events involving the local community.
Those who know and love this quirky little corner of York refer to it affectionately as ‘Bishy Road’ for short, and Bishy Road has gone from strength to strength. In 2015 Bishy Road entered the GB High Street competition hosted by the Department of Communities and local government, and not only won the Local Parade category but were honoured to be crowned the over-all Winner of Winners!
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Bishopthorpe Road
Bishopthorpe RoadBishopthorpe Road lies just south of the ancient walls of York, a short walk from the city centre. The independent shops, cafes and businesses that make up Bishopthorpe Road parade have been serving the community for over a hundred years. In 2010 they formed a Traders Association, promoting the area as an excellent place to shop, live, socialise and work. Since then, the BRTA has hosted several legendary street parties and events involving the local community.
Those who know and love this quirky little corner of York refer to it affectionately as ‘Bishy Road’ for short, and Bishy Road has gone from strength to strength. In 2015 Bishy Road entered the GB High Street competition hosted by the Department of Communities and local government, and not only won the Local Parade category but were honoured to be crowned the over-all Winner of Winners!
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Jorvik Viking Centre and York Dungeon
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