Only In York | Only Two Hours From London With LNER
Where cobbled medieval streets and Georgian architecture tell the stories of the people and its history.
A city where chocolate, Romans and gruesome ghost stories collide offering an eclectic mix of culture and history. Modern day meets old, there are hidden gems and unique experiences around every corner.
Home to world-class museums and attractions, independent shops full of character and local produce, and a mouth-watering range of food and drink experiences, ranging from world street food to fine dining in stunning historic surroundings.
All this less than 2 hours from London by train with LNER! Create your own adventure and become part of the #OnlyinYork story.
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This advert does a good job of selling York. The National Railway Museum seems to exceed everybody's expectations, even people who aren't that interested in trains.
I was surprised by the SWARMS of bachelorette parties in York last Saturday, until I saw all the brides-to-be posing for their wedding pictures around York on Sunday. They chose a wonderful setting, and it's a fantastic place to visit.
Visiting from the USA, we LOVED York!!! Experienced all these things, except Howard Castle. Guess we will have to go back! Put on your walking shoes and GOOOO!
@stephentaylor8843
3 жыл бұрын
I moved up from London to live in York best decision I ever made glad you liked our city your be most welcome back
Hello. I’m traveling soon this year to London, and within my itinerary am heading to York for one day trip. I been just browsing what train line operates, and found tow: Grand Central and LNER, came across LNER is more expensive, one round trip, one passenger around 80-90 £, the cheapest. Am I right on it? Cuz have seen videos ppl they say got tickets for 25£. On the other hand, Grand Central ain’t recommended by users things went wrong and have experienced cancellation of their tickets. People, can y’all help me with that? What do you know about it currently ? I’ll appreciate any help as a replying
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