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Originally the first dock to be constructed in Hull, it was closed in 1930 and transformed into a picturesque oasis of tree lined pathways and ponds with fountains.
Queens Gardens, Hull City Council, Guildhall Road, HU1 2AG
tel: 01482 300300
The medieval Old Town is a quiet, charming side full of fascinating architecture and cultural riches. So take time out of your hectic holidaying to explore it to the full.
The Head of Steam, which is renowned for its selection of great beers, will have 12 keg lines with a selection of rotating craft beers from UK and world brewers.
10 King Street, Kingston Upon Hull, HU1 2JJ
tel: 01482 217236
Bridlington North is an award winning Blue Flag sand and shingle beach surrounded by wide promenades backed against the impressive Flamborough cliffs.
Bridlington, YO15 2LS
tel: 01262 609815
The Wolds Inn is a family run 16th Century inn. We are known for our homemade traditional English food all made with local produce.
The site has a visitor centre with shop and our locomotive, “Sir Tatton Sykes” is able to give cab rides along our 300ft demonstration line.
Rail Route: 300ft demonstration line
Fimber, Driffield, East Yorkshire, YO25 3HG
tel: 01377 338053
The Water Margin Chinese Restaurant is a family run business that has been in the centre of Driffield for nearly 18 years.
All the family will enjoy these special RSPB Cruises which sail from the North Pier at Bridlington Harbour. The cruises last approximately 3 hours and offer spectacular views of the coastline, seabirds and a range of fish and sea mammals.
North Pier Bridlington Harbour, Bridlington, East Yorkshire, YO15 2PB
tel: 01262 422211
A beautiful rural canal of two halves, the upper reaches of the Pocklington Canal between Canal Head and Melbourne have un-restored locks, tree lined towpaths and classic humpbacked bridges.
Church Road, Melbourne, York, YO42 4QJ
tel: 07789 934871
Steakhouse Bar & Grill is everything you would expect from a traditional Steakhouse combined with the superior quality of Marco Pierre White.
Marco Pierre Whites Steakhouse Bar & Gri, 24 Ferensway, Hull, HU2 8NH
tel: 01482 755500
The Polar Bear (like the Botanic next door) was named due to it standing opposite the former Hull Zoological Gardens, a forgotten Victorian attraction that stood on the corner of Spring Bank and Princes Ave.
Lovingly restored Georgian farmhouse and outbuildings incorporating a craft and gift shop plus a tearoom and restaurant. The Wolds Village also houses 7 ensuite bedrooms, a gallery and a function room.
Emerging from Hull’s Central Dry Dock, also known as the South End Dry Dock, which was built in 1843 to support the cities growing shipping industry, Stage @TheDock’s foundations are rooted in the past but very much looking to the future.
These magnificent and beautifully laid out Gardens incorporate two lakes which contain a National Collection of Hardy Water Lilies.
