Harrogate: The Northern Spa Town - Harrogate is perhaps best known for its remarkable floral displays, well kept parklands, and spa baths. It's a relaxing town with a quiet pace of life, offering the ideal family getaway. There's lots to see at your leisure in this family-oriented town, starting with the museums, art galleries, stately homes, parks and wildlife gardens, working watermills, the royal armoury, tropical fish aquariums, and even a working light railway you can ride on. Prices are low and hospitality abounds.
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Newcastle-upon-Tyne - As its name suggests, Newcastle is sited on the Tyne river, and a huge iron bridge spans the water. The town began its meteoric rise as a Roman military settlement, and was later built upon again by the Norman invaders from the south (hence its name, 'New Castle'). Packed with its history of Romans, Normans, and the industrial revolution, the town offers a great family break, including sights such as Earl Grey's monument, the Castle Keep, Blackfriars, St. Nicholas' Cathedral, or a simple stroll in the delightfully pretty Jesmond Dean park.
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Leeds, Home of British Trade - The famous 'city of commerce' was responsible for a number of fine northern trades, including clothing, Chippendale furniture, and that internationally famous board game, Monopoly. You'll find a family break in Leeds both relaxing and rewarding, with a variety of activities and attractions open to you day and night, including the Victorian Corn Exchange building, the Royal Armouries museum, the Leeds City Art Gallery, the medieval Kirkstall Abbey, old-time pubs and restaurants, and the Grand Theatre. The choice is yours: to relax in the welcoming hospitality of the Yorkshire people, or to get out and about and take in the sights and sounds of the city.
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Are you going to Scarborough fair? - One of the country's old tourist resorts, and much sung about by 60's singers Simon and Garfunkel, the coastal town of Scarborough welcomes you to its authentic sea-town harbour, two sandy beaches, the ruins of the old Norman castle, its cliff-top scenic walks, and traditional sea side attractions. And for the evenings, there's a variety of options including clubs, pubs, restaurants, live theatre performances, and cinemas.
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