Feels like home
We probably had all kinds of weather, except snow. And, no real plans except a proper afternoon tea at a very classic teahouse. A long weekend together exploring this beautiful place with no stress or demands on what to do. Sounds pretty nice, right? It was.
York was once Jorvik, named by Norwegian (I think) vikings. The city centre is surrounded by a wall, that you can walk on almost all the way around. One thing that you cannot miss, because its huge, is York Minster. No matter where you are, a general rule is – aim for the minster and you’ll find your way. It’s from the 7th century and well worth a visit.
There are over 450 pubs in York, and a lot of churches. From the oldest pub dating from the 15th century to the newer bars, there’s no shortage of places to drink.
I’ll stop now and just put some photos of York. I know everyone can’t love it like I do but I hope you get a glimpse of the magic.