Yorkshire in the summer

Some of the most important Yorkshire are Leeds, Bradford, Sheffield, Hull, And logically York. Although not the only thing to see, here the urbanites have a perfect hideaway where to shop, enjoy cooking classes with professional or just an excuse to see some of the most interesting museums in England as the Jorvik Viking Centre in York Museum of the Bronte parsonage in Haworth, Home of the writers Charlotte and Emily Bronte.

But a visit to Yorkshire is well worth a stroll through the countryside and smaller towns. Some of the places where the photo is essential are the Scarborough Castle more than 2,500 years, the Roche Abbey in South Yorkshire, set in a valley artificial tower Middleham Castle, One of the highest in England, the whole Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Gardens and, of course, Whitby Abbey where supposedly lived in Count Dracula during his visits to England, where, they say, is buried.

In addition, the county of Yorkshire offers several hiking for the more active. One of these pathways is that Dales High Way from Saltaire and reaches Appleby and covers more than 120 kilometers of nature, history and English culture, to return to Saltaire (declared World Heritage by UNESCO) by train.

The animal lovers have a place in Robin Hood’s Bay, Which has no relation to the famous thief of Sherwood Forest but has the Farsyde Riding Centre, which organizes Horse visits along the coast and forests of the area.

One of the easiest and cheapest ways to visit this English county is participating in the contest being organized by the tourist office in Yorkshire. Through it are drawn three trips inspired by literature, notably Wuthering Heights, Agatha Christie and Count Dracula.

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