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York National Railway Museum is a museum dedicated to the rail transport in Great Britain. It is located in northeastern England, in the county of North Yorkshire in York. National Railway Museum is a part of the British National Museum of Science and Industry. National Railway Museum was opened in the current premises in 1975, […]
Travellers arriving in the UK from abroad for the first time invariably land in London unless they have a specific connection to friends or family elsewhere in the country. And there is nothing wrong with that of course! Visiting London should be top on everyone’s list; however those with longer to explore and wanting to […]
The United Kingdom is famous for its large scale preservation initiatives, meaning that a great number of historic sites have remained in excellent condition throughout the country. However, there are a few stand-out cities that every history enthusiast will absolutely need to add to their bucket list. Bath As the site of one of the […]
As a destination best known as a family favourite and weekend getaways, County Durham is definitely a ‘must visit’ for those looking to avoid the fast pace of city breaks. Located in the North East of England, County Durham is notorious for its picturesque countryside, University Botanic Gardens and the High Force waterfall. Despite such […]
Arriving at York Railway Station, you get your first insight into the history surrounding the railways in this beautiful city. Today’s station was built in 1877, and at that time was the largest station in the world. It was preceded by York old railway station, which was situated on the opposite side of the road, […]
York is well known for its Roman and Viking heritage, the beautiful architecture of the Minster, and for many the civilised charm of Betty’s Tea Shop. But for trainspotters and Thomas the Tank Engine fans alike there is only one true draw to the North’s ancient capital: the National Railway Museum. National Railway Museum, York, […]
The ancient city of York is a place teaming with history at every turn. Centuries of Emperors, Kings, wars and invasions have given the city a fascinating and layered past that is just begging to be explored. The Romans founded the city in 71AD, naming the fortress town on the banks of the River Ouse […]
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