All Attractions near Goddards

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

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.

Explore Baile Hill, York’s serene Norman motte and bailey castle site with rich history and stunning views of York Minster.

Discover the medieval charm and historical significance of Barker Tower, a must-visit landmark in the heart of York.

Explore Black Window Cat in York, a vibrant tourist attraction blending art, culture, and community in a historic setting.

An intimate independent cinema and lively cultural venue in York’s historic center with films, live shows, and a welcoming café-bar.

Explore York’s iconic Clifford's Tower, a medieval fortress steeped in history, tragedy, and commanding panoramic city views.

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

Historic York’s open-air shopping and cultural hub, blending modern retail with Viking heritage and lively dining experiences.

A peaceful riverside stroll in York honoring Dame Judi Dench, blending historic views with tranquil urban nature.

Explore the legendary resting place of England’s notorious highwayman, Dick Turpin, in York’s historic St George’s Churchyard.

Step into the grandeur of 18th-century York at Fairfax House, a masterfully restored Georgian townhouse filled with exquisite interiors and historic treasures.

Discover the historical significance and architectural beauty of Fishergate Bar, a captivating landmark in York rich with stories and charm.

Discover the Fishergate Postern Tower, a historical landmark in York offering a glimpse into the city’s medieval past and stunning views.

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

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.

York’s last working 18th-century windmill, grinding flour atop a suburban hill with historic charm and panoramic city views.

York’s first licensed distillery inside the city walls, crafting artisan gins, vodkas, and rums inspired by Yorkshire’s rich heritage.

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

Solve puzzles, beat the clock and escape in York’s clever escape room centre near the museum gardens.

Explore York’s largest medieval timber-framed guildhall, a historic hub of commerce, charity, and community since 1357.

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

A charming miniature railway ride nestled within York’s National Railway Museum, blending family fun with historic railway heritage.

Explore Britain's rich railway heritage with iconic locomotives, interactive exhibits, and immersive history at York’s National Railway Museum.

Discover York’s medieval gem with its iconic lantern tower, historic stained glass, and rich heritage at All Saints' Church, Pavement.

An 18th-century ornamental well by John Carr on York’s scenic New Walk, blending medieval stonework with historic riverside charm.

Historic riverside park in York offering gardens, sports, wildlife, and a welcoming café for all ages and interests.

A Victorian Gothic iron bridge offering scenic River Ouse views and a glimpse into York’s rich industrial heritage.

Historic Victorian Gothic Revival bridge over the River Ouse, blending York’s past with scenic riverside charm and modern social spaces.

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.

Experience the chilling tales of York's haunted history aboard The Ghost Bus Tours, a unique blend of entertainment and storytelling.

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

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

Historic St Michael’s Church transformed into a charming café and community centre in the heart of York.

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

Step into York’s dark past with live actors, thrilling shows, and immersive effects at The York Dungeon.

Discover York’s haunted history through an atmospheric evening walk filled with ghostly tales and historic intrigue around Davygate.

A peaceful riverside garden in York offering shaded paths and scenic views near historic Clifford's Tower.

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

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

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

York Barbican: York’s largest indoor venue for live music, comedy, sports, and conferences, blending modern entertainment with historic charm.

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

Step into York Castle Museum to explore centuries of York’s vibrant history through immersive exhibits and a world-famous Victorian street.

Explore York’s preserved Cold War bunker, a gripping museum revealing Britain’s nuclear defense history through authentic rooms and expert-led tours.

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

Explore the elegant Georgian Mansion House, a historic civic residence and cultural gem in the heart of York’s vibrant city centre.

Explore Yorkshire’s oldest working observatory nestled in York’s scenic Museum Gardens, home to historic telescopes and star clocks.

A vibrant street art tribute to York’s endangered tansy beetle, blending urban art with local conservation on Queen Street.

Experience York’s largest outdoor ice rink, vintage funfair, Santa’s Grotto, and festive shopping at Yorkshire’s Winter Wonderland.