York's Location
York is around 200 miles North of London and is located North East of the city of Leeds.
Getting to York
York is easily accessed from every direction by number of A roads, including the ring road that surrounds the city - the A1237 and A64. The M1 provides good motorway access from the South and the M62 from the South West. York has a mainline railway station with direct connections to many large towns and cities in England.
Facts About York
York is situated on the Ouse river. The city has a population of around 85,000 people.
York's History, Culture and Attractions
York's history can be traced as far back as 2,000 years when it was a small settlement known as Eburach. Today, York is a city of both the old and the new - modern day shops and boutiques stand amongst cobbled medieval streets with stone walls surrounding the city. York boasts one of the world's finest cathedrals and no visit to the city would be complete without seeing it. Legend has it that the York area contains one pub for every day of the year and that there is no place within the city walls where you can stand without seeing at least one pub and one church.
Where to Stay in York
When looking for somewhere to stay in York you will find choice and individuality to suit a range of tastes and budgets. There really is something for everyone, whether it be a bnb or deluxe hotel. The majority of accommodation is within easy reach of the city centre, with its many shops, restaurants, pubs and tourist attractions. Many of the hotels and B&B's are situated in clusters along the main roads leading into the city centre.
You can find more hotels and bed and breakfasts in York on the following sites:
www.findmeabnb.co.uk
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