Micklegate Bar
Medieval gateway in the south-west city walls, at the top of Micklegate.
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Places worth your time in Micklegate and Bishopthorpe Road
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the area.
Medieval gateway in the south-west city walls, at the top of Micklegate.
Historic street running from Micklegate Bar down to Ouse Bridge, with pubs, bars and restaurants.
Medieval priory church set in a garden off Micklegate.
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Grade I listed Georgian convent building on Blossom Street, now a visitor venue with a chapel.
Bridge across the River Ouse linking Micklegate with the city centre.
Grade I listed church in the Bishophill area, near the south-west walls.
Grassy castle mound beside the south-west city walls, site of a Norman fortification.
Road bridge across the River Ouse south of the city centre.
Riverside park south of the centre, beside the River Ouse.
Shopping street south of the centre known locally as Bishy Road, with cafés, pubs and shops.
Open common south-west of the centre that also holds York Racecourse.
Racecourse on the Knavesmire, south-west of the city centre.
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The National Railway Museum, the station and the Museum Gardens
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York Minster and the medieval streets, gates and halls around it
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The Shambles, Stonegate and the narrow lanes of the old city centre
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