Library Square, York YO1 7DS, UK
From the arrival of the Romans to the birth of the KitKat, you'll get to find out the complete story of York on this small group walking tour! With no more than eight people per group we keep it personal - we love questions and you'll never be stuck at the back. Wander through 2000 years of history in the company of a friendly and fully-qualified guide and see all of York's highlights including the Minster, city walls and world-famous Shambles. You'll also go off the beaten track and deep into the medieval labyrinth of Snickelways, a collection of narrow
streets and paths (as well as learning why they're called that of course). It's the heart of York that few visitors get to see and is only accessible by foot!
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Know in advance:
Infants (age 0-2) can join the tour for free. Please remember to reserve your free ticket when you book the tourCancel within 24 hours of your booking date for a 100% free refund.
For the tour, itu2019s suggested to dress comfortably and consider the weather in York. Layering is advisable, with comfortable shoes for walking. Be prepared for potential rain or sun, ensuring a pleasant exploration experience.
Food samplings and beverage pairings are not included in the tour. However, travelers can explore local culinary delights independently during free time. This small-group walking tour focuses on historical landmarks and personalized guidance.
Participants can capture photos during the tour. They should be mindful of photography etiquette and cultural sensitivity. Respect for private property and locals is essential. Enjoy documenting your experiences while being considerate of the surroundings.
There are no specific age restrictions for participants on the tour. The small-group dynamics cater to a personalized experience suitable for all ages. Guides offer engaging insights into York's history for a memorable tour experience.
The tour is designed to accommodate individuals using wheelchairs & families with strollers can easily navigate the tour route.
