Beverley Minster
Beverley
A Gothic masterpiece often mistaken for a cathedral — one of the finest churches in Europe.
Hull & the East Riding
Chalk cliffs, country houses, nature reserves and the Humber Bridge — things to see and do across the region.
22 places
Beverley
A Gothic masterpiece often mistaken for a cathedral — one of the finest churches in Europe.
Beverley
Ancient common pasture where cattle still graze, crowned by the Black Mill and views back to the Minster.
Bridlington
A soaring medieval priory church in Bridlington's Old Town, with the Bayle gatehouse alongside.
Bridlington
A restored 1930s seafront entertainment venue hosting concerts, shows and events on the South Bay.
Pocklington
Home to a nationally important collection of water lilies across two lakes, plus gardens and a museum.
Sproatley
An Elizabethan country house with 300 acres of parkland, a great hall and a cabinet of curiosities.
Flamborough
Dramatic chalk cliffs, seabird colonies and a historic lighthouse on the Yorkshire coast.
Hessle
The best spot to stand right beneath the Humber Bridge, with a shingle beach and the old chalk quarry.
Hornsea
Yorkshire's largest freshwater lake — boating, birdlife and lakeside walks near the coast.
Hull
A working marina of 270 berths ringed by bars and restaurants, on the edge of the Fruit Market quarter.
Hull
The largest parish church in England by area, at the heart of Hull's Old Town. Free to visit.
Hessle
Walk or cycle across the iconic suspension bridge; woodland and viewpoints in the park below.
Flamborough
A sheltered cove of chalk stacks and sea caves, with a slipway once used by cobles and a sandy beach at low tide.
Bempton
Towering chalk cliffs with gannets and, in summer, thousands of puffins. England's seabird city.
Ousefleet
The largest tidal reedbed in England, with hides for marsh harriers, avocets and bearded tits.
Rudston
The tallest prehistoric standing stone in the UK, over 7.6m high, in the churchyard at Rudston.
Bridlington
Georgian country house, gardens and a small zoo on the clifftop near Bridlington.
Sledmere
A grand Georgian house with Capability Brown parkland and walled gardens in the Yorkshire Wolds.
Kilnsea
A shifting sand spit at the mouth of the Humber — wild, remote and superb for birdwatching.
Withernsea
An inland lighthouse you can climb, with a museum to local actress Kay Kendall and HM Coastguard.