Historic Yorkshire
Yorkshire is rich in history, with castles, abbeys, stately homes and historic cities all within easy reach. With it's location in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and close to the coast, Asquith Hall is a wonderful base for exploring the regions heritage.
Below are a few of the most popular historic places to visit across Yorkshire.
A charming market town with a wealth of history nearby, including:
· Helmsley Castle
· Duncombe Park
· Helmsley Walled Garden
· Rievaulx Abbey
Dramatically set on the clifftop above Whitby, the abbey ruins are one of the most atmospheric attractions on the Yorkshire coast famously linked to the inspiration for Dracula.
A beautiful historic house with centuries of architectural detail, interiors and formal gardens and a few local legends too.
One of England's most impressive monastic ruins, nestled in a peaceful valley beside the River Rye.
A spectacular UNESCO-listed site featuring the largest monastic ruins in the country alongside the elegant Studley Royal Water Garden.
One of the worlds great cathedrals and a must-see in York, with extraordinary architecture, stained glass and experiences including the tower and under croft.
A classic early Norman castle with wonderfully preserved earthworks and a long, evolving history.
An iconic headland fortress overlooking the sea - a dramatic landmark with centuries of history.
A magnificent stately home set in sweeping grounds, famed for its grand interiors, art collections and gardens.
One of England's finest Georgian townhouses, beautifully restored and filled with period detail.
A remarkable medieval guildhall and museum, offering a fascinating glimpse into York's trading past.
Stay at Asquith Hall
After a day of exploring, return to the peace of the countryside - with the Yorkshire coast close by and the Moors on your doorstep.