Best Attractions near York Cold War Bunker

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

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

Discover York Museum Gardens: a historic botanical oasis blending medieval ruins, lush greenery, and vibrant community life in the city centre.

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.

Explore Yorkshire’s rich history from prehistoric fossils to Viking treasures in York’s iconic Greek Revival museum nestled in tranquil gardens.

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 York’s iconic ten-sided Roman tower blending ancient military might with medieval defense, nestled in serene Museum Gardens.

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.

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

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

York’s central library and city archives in a striking 1920s building, with books, study spaces, a café and regular free community events.

A historic Tudor and Stuart manor in York city centre, blending royal heritage with academic excellence since the 15th century.

Alternative walking tours of York led by local guides with lived experience of homelessness, blending history, personal stories, and social impact.

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

Discover York’s 2,000 years of history aboard an open-top bus with live guides, hop-on hop-off freedom, and multilingual commentary.

Explore York’s historic heart through a captivating, family-friendly treasure hunt filled with cryptic clues and hidden gems.

Starting point for free, expert-led walking tours revealing York’s rich history and vibrant culture every day except Christmas.

Discover centuries of British art and vibrant contemporary exhibitions in York’s historic and beautifully restored art gallery.

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

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

A historic and vibrant cultural square in York, blending art, architecture, and community in the city’s heart.

A dignified granite statue in Exhibition Square honoring York-born William Etty, a pioneering painter of nudes and historical scenes.

A bustling cultural hub in York’s historic heart, Exhibition Square connects art, history, and vibrant city life.

Discover a treasure trove of antiques and collectibles in York’s historic Red House, where over 60 dealers offer unique finds for every budget.

Discover York Theatre Royal, a historic gem blending medieval roots with Victorian Gothic and modernist design, alive with over 270 years of theatrical heritage.

A cosy York bistro famed for artisan brunch, deli boards, and a hidden courtyard in the city’s historic heart.

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

Energetic indoor trampoline and adventure park in York, perfect for family fun, active play, and all-age excitement.

A Gothic Revival masterpiece and spiritual heart of York’s Catholic community, rich in history, art, and enduring faith.

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

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

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

Exclusive small-group day tours from York featuring vintage steam train rides and immersive journeys through Yorkshire’s scenic countryside and heritage.

Explore Petergate House, a stunning historical landmark in York, where rich heritage meets architectural beauty, perfect for every tourist's journey.

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

Experience the charm of Hole In The Wall in York, a historic pub offering local ales, traditional British dishes, and a warm atmosphere.

Discover the rich history and breathtaking landscapes of York with Mountain Goat Tours, your gateway to unforgettable adventures in this historic city.

Discover Stonegate, York’s historic street where Roman roots meet medieval charm and vibrant cultural heritage in the city’s heart.

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

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

Explore York’s haunted snickelways on a thrilling, family-friendly ghost walk beneath the gothic grandeur of York Minster.

Discover authentic historical arms, armour, and movie swords in York’s premier specialist gift shop on atmospheric Stonegate.

Explore York’s eerie streets on a captivating ghost walk blending history, hauntings, and theatrical storytelling for all ages.

Discover the awe-inspiring Peregrine Falcon Mural in York, a vibrant piece of street art that captures the city's rich culture and artistic spirit.

Discover the quiet charm and medieval heritage of Coffee Yard, a historic snickelway nestled in the heart of York’s old city.

Experience York’s historic skyline from a unique panoramic Ferris wheel in the heart of the city’s vibrant St Sampson’s Square.

Step into Barley Hall, York’s beautifully restored medieval townhouse, and experience the vibrant domestic life of 14th-century England.