The Shambles
Narrow medieval street of overhanging timber-framed buildings, once lined with butchers' shops.
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Places worth your time in The Shambles and Stonegate
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the area.
Narrow medieval street of overhanging timber-framed buildings, once lined with butchers' shops.
Market with food and other stalls just behind the Shambles.
Short street with a famously long name, running between Pavement and Colliergate.
Historic street in the old city centre, close to All Saints Church and Whip-Ma-Whop-Ma-Gate.
Medieval parish church on Pavement, known for its octagonal lantern tower.
Pedestrian street of shops and old buildings leading from St Helen's Square towards the Minster.
Grade I listed official residence of the Lord Mayor of York, on St Helen's Square.
Grade I listed civic hall beside the River Ouse, restored after damage in the Second World War.
Church on Coney Street known for the large clock projecting over the pavement.
Church beside St Helen's Square at the foot of Stonegate.
Restored medieval townhouse off Stonegate, furnished as it might have looked around 1483.
Attraction on King's Square about chocolate and the confectioners of York.
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Pedestrian shopping street running parallel to the River Ouse.
York
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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The National Railway Museum, the station and the Museum Gardens
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