York Minster
For over a thousand years, York Minster has been the principal place of worship in York and its surrounding areas. The largest Gothic cathedral in Europe, this impressive building is open to the public and visitors can enjoy the peace and beauty of the interior of the church and its many stained glass windows, including the well-known Rose Window. Visitors are also able to marvel at the fascinating ancient remains held beneath the church, in the Undercroft, and to enjoy the spectacular views from the top of its 275-step tower. Audio tours are available and York Minster also has its own gift shop, as well as a restaurant and café.
Address: Deangate Street
E-mail: info@yorkminster.org
Website: www.yorkminster.org
Telephone: 0844 939 0011
Transport: Within easy walking distance of York Train Station
Opening times: Open for sightseeing from Monday to Saturday, from 9am to 5.30pm (from 9.30am between November to March), and on Sundays from 12pm to 3.45pm. Early services are at 7am daily
Admission: For access to the Cathedral and Tower: £14 (adults), £3.50 (children). Note that children under 8 years of age will not be allowed to climb the Tower
