Best Attractions near Millennium Bridge

Discover the infamous highwayman Dick Turpin’s final resting place in York’s historic St George’s Churchyard, steeped in legend and 18th-century intrigue.

Explore York’s iconic Clifford's Tower, a historic fortress with panoramic city views and a millennium of dramatic history.

Explore centuries of Yorkshire military history through engaging exhibits and interactive experiences at York Army Museum.

Three centuries of cavalry heritage preserved in York's historic heart, where personal stories meet military grandeur.

Discover York’s historic St Lawrence Parish Church, a serene blend of medieval roots and Victorian architectural grandeur on Lawrence Street.

Step into the refined world of Georgian York at Fairfax House, a stunningly preserved townhouse showcasing exquisite 18th-century art, architecture, and history.

Step into York’s darkest history with live actors, chilling shows, and immersive effects at The York Dungeon.

Step through Micklegate Bar, York’s iconic medieval gatehouse steeped in history, legends, and centuries of city defense.

Explore the serene beauty and historical significance of St Denys's Church, a must-visit Anglican church in the heart of York, England.

Discover York’s ancient St Mary's Church—where medieval history meets contemporary art in a stunning Castlegate landmark.

Step inside Van Gogh’s world with immersive projections and VR at historic St Mary's Abbey, York’s captivating digital art experience.

Explore Walmgate, York’s historic street where medieval defenses meet centuries of industrial heritage and urban life.

Embark on a whimsical family-friendly magical quest through York’s historic streets at Jacobs Well.

A vibrant craft beer bar in York’s historic Merchant Exchange, blending industrial charm with regional brews and lively riverside views.

A vibrant street art tribute in York celebrating the rare, shimmering green Tansy Beetle and its fragile riverside habitat.

Traditional charm and hearty British fare just steps from York’s historic centre, with cozy rooms and a welcoming pub atmosphere.

Step into Viking-age York at JORVIK Viking Centre, where history comes alive through immersive rides, artefacts, and interactive experiences.

Explore York’s haunted streets with the Ghost Keeper tour—a thrilling blend of history, spooky tales, and theatrical storytelling.

York's longest-running ghost tour—authentic paranormal history told nightly by passionate guides.

Discover authentic York souvenirs and local crafts in a charming historic gift shop nestled in the heart of the city.

Historic York’s vibrant open-air shopping centre blending culture, retail, and dining in the city’s ancient heart.

Step into York’s medieval past at the Merchant Adventurers' Hall, a stunning timber-framed guildhall alive with history, commerce, and community spirit.

A historic 12th-century church transformed into a vibrant community café and Christian centre in the heart of York.

York’s flagship craft brewery with a vibrant beer hall, riverside garden, and immersive brewery tours in the heart of the city.

Discover York’s historic All Saints, Pavement—home to a medieval lantern tower beacon and centuries of rich heritage in the city’s heart.

A tranquil Arts and Crafts garden in York, once home to the Terry chocolate family, with formal lawns, a lily pool, orchard, and views to the old factory clock tower.

A medieval York church with breathtaking 15th-century stained glass and a rebuilt anchorite’s cell, offering quiet reflection and a vivid glimpse into medieval faith and art.

York’s first city distillery: where craft gin, rum and vodka meet myth, magic and a touch of owl-inspired flair in a stylish bar-lounge.

Discover York’s historic streets through a whimsical trail of cat statues blending folklore, art, and city heritage.

Discover the historical allure and vibrant atmosphere of 28 Shambles, York's iconic medieval street filled with charming shops and local delicacies.

Experience the magic of York with the Wizard Walk, an award-winning tour that blends history, folklore, and captivating storytelling in a charming setting.

Discover York’s quirkiest tiny street marked by the Whip-Ma-Whop-Ma-Gate Sign, nestled near the medieval charm of the Shambles.

Step into York’s enchanting Shambles and discover The Shop That Must Not Be Named, a magical Harry Potter emporium filled with wizarding wonders and immersive charm.

York’s historic Coney Street blends centuries of heritage with vibrant shopping, dining, and riverside charm in the city centre.

A lively independent cinema and cultural venue in York blending film, live entertainment, and a welcoming cafe-bar atmosphere.

Discover York’s tiniest street, Whip-Ma-Whop-Ma Gate, where mystery, medieval tales, and charming historic architecture converge in just a few meters.

Your welcoming gateway to York’s history, culture, and attractions, offering expert advice, tickets, and unique local gifts.

Discover York's vibrant Shambles Market, a historic covered marketplace blending artisan crafts, fresh food, and lively atmosphere daily from 9am to 5pm.

A modest yet powerful shrine in York’s Shambles honoring Saint Margaret Clitherow, the courageous Catholic martyr known as the Pearl of York.

Step into a magical classroom in York’s historic Shambles and craft your own enchanting potions in an immersive family-friendly adventure.

Explore York’s only brick medieval watchtower, now a vibrant community hub blending history, culture, and social spirit.

Step into York’s medieval heart on The Shambles, a narrow, timber-framed street rich with history, charm, and magical inspiration.

Discover authentic Viking heritage and unique Norse collectibles in the heart of York’s historic Shambles street.