Castle Howard, Yorkshire, nearby attractions |
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Castle Howard Part of the Britain Express guide to Yorkshire, England, highlighting attractions, history, and visitor information. | |||
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Castle Howard - nearby attractions
Byland Abbey - A ruined medieval abbey best known for its rose window and lovely geometric floor tiles. Duncombe Park - An Italianate baroque house begun 1711, set amid garden temples by Vanbrugh and William Robinson North York Moors - The smallest of the National Parks, the North York Moors comprise a high plateau bounded on the north by the Plain of Cleveland and on the south by the vales of Pickering and York. The park is at its scenic best in August and September, when the purple heather is in bloom. On the north and south the moors are etched by deep valleys, or dales, and the eastern boundary of the park ends in a spectacular coastline.
York - Exploring York's historic city centre is like taking a trip back in time. The city's rich cultural heritage dates back to Roman times, but the flavour of Viking Jorvik is still preserved, and the medieval architecture of the city is outstanding.
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