York Minster
Gothic cathedral and seat of the Archbishop of York. It is a working church that also welcomes visitors.
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Gothic cathedral and seat of the Archbishop of York. It is a working church that also welcomes visitors.
Grade I listed house beside the Minster, looked after by the National Trust.
Medieval gateway on the north-west side of the city walls, at the end of High Petergate.
Medieval gateway in the north-east stretch of the city walls, at the end of Goodramgate.
Grade I listed timber-framed building beside the Minster, built as a college for chantry priests.
Medieval church reached through a small archway off Goodramgate, cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust.
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Grade I listed medieval guild hall on Aldwark, north-east of the Minster.
Medieval hall in the Bedern, once part of the college of the Minster's vicars choral.
Grade I listed parish church beside the Minster, on the corner of High Petergate.
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Public garden on the north side of the Minster, alongside the Minster Library.
Theatre on St Leonard's Place, between the Minster and the Museum Gardens.
Former house of the abbots of St Mary's Abbey, now used by the University of York.
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The Shambles, Stonegate and the narrow lanes of the old city centre
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Clifford's Tower, the Castle Museum and the streets along the Foss
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Micklegate Bar, the pubs of Micklegate and the shops of Bishopthorpe Road
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