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.
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
An established course of one hundred years set amongst mature trees and gorse with attractive water features and smooth, fast and subtly borrowed greens. An easy walking course with generous fairways.
Historic farmhouse home to the Burn family for nearly 300 years. Local history displays, farmhouse kitchen, dairy, laundry, parlour, craft workshops and Victorian street scene. Hornsea Pottery collection. Garden.
Withernsea is a traditional seaside resort with seafront gardens and free outdoor entertainment during the summer as well as the Lighthouse Museum and much more.
Withernsea Meridian Centre, 201 Queen Street, Withernsea, HU19 2HH
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