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York Dungeon

Buried deep beneath the streets of York is the most horrifying museum in the north of England. York Dungeon is a journey through the past of York - the dark, terrifying past. The exhibits recount horrifying deeds and doers, from the graphic torture of York native Guy Fawkes to the death of highwayman Dick Turpin.

There are displays of torture and punishments including branding, boiling, beheading, roasting and drowning. Walk through a recreation of the Black Plague in York, and peer into a medieval dungeon cell. The York Dungeon is not for the faint of heart.

ADDRESS:
The York Dungeon
12 Clifford's street

OPEN:
Apr-Sep daily 10am-5.30pm (last admission). Oct-Mar 10.30am-4.30pm (last admission). Closed Dec 25.

ADMISSION:
Adult £9.95
Child 5-14 YRS £7.95
Concession £8.95 (Students and Senior Citizens)
Family Ticket £33.95 2 Adults 2 Children

Phone: (01904) 632599
Web site : www.thedungeons.com
e-mail: yorkdungeons@merlin-entertainment.com

Note: Admission details are correct at time of publishing, but may change without notice.

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