Yorkshire is the largest traditional county of England
Regions
Traditionally, Yorkshire was divided into the city of York and three Ridings divided (north, east and west). The West Riding was later divided into the metropolitan areas of West and South Yorkshire.
places
Other goals
- The UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Studley Royal Garden & Fountains Abbey and the industrial village of Saltaire.
- The national parks North York Moors and Yorkshire Dales.
background
language
getting there
By planeThe comparatively small airports are in Yorkshire Leeds Bradford International Airport
(IATA: LBA) and Robin Hood Airport Doncaster Sheffield(IATA: DSA).
The largest airport in the region is the one to the west Manchester Airport
(IATA: MAN) with train connection.
By boat
- Rotterdam to Kingston upon Hull P&O Ferries Overnight ferry
- Zeebrugge to Kingston upon Hull P&O Ferries Overnight ferry
mobility
Tourist Attractions
activities
kitchen
The famous Yorkshire pudding is particularly well-known, although it is not a pudding, but a side dish to meat dishes. The batter is very similar to that of a pancake. Another specialty is Wensleydale cheese made from cow's milk.
nightlife
security
climate
Like almost everywhere in Great Britain: mild winters and cool summers. However, there are major climatic differences within the region: the upper valleys of the Pennines are among the wettest, the Vale of Mowbry among the driest areas of England.
trips
- in the national parks Lake District or Norfolk Broads
- to Durham
