UK York Citywalk | Christmas Magic World
| Christmas Magic World. UK York Citywalk | Christmas Magic World
🖤 This is Diagon Alley and Butcher Street in Harry Potter, the largest medieval Gothic cathedral in Northern Europe, York Cathedral, and Howard Castle where Jay Chou's grand wedding was held. This is the largest Yorkshire in the UK, with a history of more than 2,000 years, known as the 'City of God'~
👣Tour route:
Howard Castle-Butcher Street-Christmas Market-York Cathedral-St. Mary's Monastery-Viking Center-Clifford Tower
🏰Howard Castle
As the venue for Jay Chou's century wedding, Howard Castle (Castle Howard) is definitely a must-visit holy place for JAY fans and British drama fans when they come to York. The castle is surrounded by lakes and large lawns, showing classical elegance, fountains/gardens/corridors are super out of the picture, a casual shot is 'runaway princess'. The castle is equipped with exquisite statues, Baroque style, this year's Christmas scene makes it even more beautiful, each room is decorated with different Christmas theme decorations, there are rooms full of gifts and dolls, dancing elves, as if coming to Howard Dreamland, a dazzling array of Christmas decorations and ornaments are overwhelming, the hall is decorated with a huge Christmas tree, full of Christmas decorations super atmospheric, sitting by the fireplace to take pictures super out of the picture, there are gift shops and coffee shops next to the castle~
🧡Butcher Street
Butcher Street is the filming location of 'Diagon Alley' in the Muggle world of 'Harry Potter', and the entire street is now dressed up for Christmas~
🎅🏻Christmas Market
York's Christmas market has already started, the streets are full of Christmas atmosphere super lively, you can sit on the carousel in the city center, the stalls are full of crafts + special York pudding + butter beer, really York! The atmosphere is stronger when it gets dark
⛪️York Cathedral
York Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral in the UK, with a whole piece of glass on the east side of the church, which is the largest medieval stained glass window in the world.
🩵St. Mary's Monastery
In the York Museum Garden, you can see the ruins of St. Mary's Monastery, and you can imagine how spectacular this monastery was when it was intact
🤎York Viking Center
This is a rebuilt Viking village, showing the culture and lifestyle of the Viking period, even the Viking period thatched house has been restored, it is worth visiting
💛Clifford Tower
One of the existing relics of York Castle, it is located on a small hill in the south of the city, and the panoramic view of York City can be seen from the top of the tower.
🚞 Transportation
Buy LNER train tickets in advance or at the station self-service ticket machine, enter the station and take the train directly to scan the electronic QR code super convenient, it takes about 2 hours to arrive in York from Kingscross station in London, first class includes catering service. Christmas season also launched a limited menu. Order a grilled toast, eat and enjoy the scenery along the way, free wifi and charging plug, you can surf smoothly~ York train station is small and beautiful, a casual shot is full of atmosphere~
There are rumors that Wimbledon Street is good to see, but when I actually went there, it was nice because there were many shops to see! I heard that the ghost shop is famous, but there was a long line in front of me, so I couldn't go in.
In addition to the train fans' favorite National Railway Museum, the magnificent medieval York Cathedral, the well-preserved ancient Roman walls, the ancient Clifford Tower (pictured in yesterday's article, a small castle on the hill), the dim narrow medieval street butchers street (Harry Potter shooting location), there are many famous attractions we didn't go to, such as York's most famous Howard Castle, because it takes time to go to the suburbs. The castle museum doesn’t look big, so it didn’t go in. At night, York has a famous ghost story explanation. At night, the moon is high, and the guide shuttles through the small medieval alley to listen to the creepy ghost stories...
York shamble is the film Harry Potter, is the place to buy a broom, walking here is a sense of fantasy, if not time constraints, I can stay here all day.
such a beautiful area with lots of shops and even a market and food area to see
Yorkshire Meat Shop Street. Crossing the back of Yorkshire Cathedral, you come to the most well-preserved street in medieval Europe. It is also the scene of "Diagonal Lane" in the "Harry Potter" series of movies. Since the 15th century, when official historical records have been made, this street has been a meatbed street, with small houses and very small intervals, close enough to shake hands across the street from the other people on the 2nd floor. Crossing medieval streets and breaking into magic diagonal alleys, Harry Potter fans who come to York must come to this street to see, this area has "ghost houses" oh.
It’s worth coming, Hami Paradise, York’s little ghosts line up a lot, about two hours, but it’s worth it.