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Beverley

This bustling market town boasts an attractive blend of past and present with lots to see and lots to do.

The medieval town of Beverley is famous for its 13th century Minster, its market and its music.

Take a step back in time and discover what life was like in Medieval Beverley by taking a stroll along the Beverley Town Trail. The trail covers most of the market town, from the North Bar to the Beverley Beck, showing you the diversity of skilled workers including carpenters, butchers, jerkin makers, musicians and armourers - to name just a few!

Toll Gavel, Butcher Row, Ladygate, Hengate, Wednesday Market and Saturday Market, the street names alone conjure up images of life in Medieval Beverley.

Today, tucked away down these narrow streets are antique shops and craft arcades, and on every other corner is a pub full of history and atmosphere. And market day is as lively and colourful as ever.

At one end of the town stands the magnificent Minster and the other equally as breathtaking is St Mary's Church. On the edge of town is the lovely green pasture land of Beverley Westwood and the Racecourse where, as well as regular flat race meetings, a whole host of other events take place throughout the year.

Beverley's annual festivals of early music, chamber music and folk music attract visitors from far and wide and celebrate the town`s ancient tradition as a centre of musical excellence.

A scenic drive from Beverley explores the villages and countryside of the surrounding Yorkshire Wolds.

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Beverley and the surrounding area, has dining options for all - from traditional English to truly international cuisine. Being a coastal region, specialities include freshly caught seafood and many establishments use locally grown produce and award-winning meats so visitors can savour a taste of real Yorkshire. There's also a selection of town pubs, country pubs, riverside pubs to modern wine bars with a vibrant upbeat feel.

Fast gaining a reputation as a 'festival town' Beverley plays host to a diverse range of specialist events, from the Beverley Folk Festival and the Early Music Festival to other favorite events like Beverley Races and the Saturday Market.

Beverley is filled with many attractions giving visitors and locals plenty to see and do. Visit Beverley Minster which is one of Britain's finest examples of medieval gothic architecture by following the Beverley Town Trail or take a stroll on Beverley Westwood for a perfect picnic with the family including the dog, also home to Beverley Racecourse and Beverley Golf Club.

Beverley provides an upmarket shopping experience in a beautiful and historic setting amongst cobbled streets and charming courtyards. The town centre has many high street names including Monsoon, Jaeger, Burtons, Lakeland, Laura Ashley, M&S not forgetting Saturday Market with it's vibrant and friendly atmosphere. There's also many smaller independent shops including specialist shops and craft arcades.

With many traditional market towns East Yorkshire is a great place to enjoy the history of the region. Visit Beverley's Saturday Market which dates back to the Middle Ages and has a vibrant and friendly atmosphere or visit Driffield, known as the Capital of the Wolds, Driffield is a thriving market town and annually holds the finest one day agricultural show in Britain.

One of Britain's finest examples of medieval gothic architecture. Features 68, 16th-century misericords, saxon sanctuary chair, Percy tomb canopy and a large collection of medieval musician carvings in stone and wood.

An exciting season of racing awaits you at Beverley Racecourse, from sipping champagne in the stylish Premier Enclosure to enjoying a picnic right at the heart of the action in the Course Enclosure, there really is something for everyone at Beverley Races!

The Treasure House provides a service for the enjoyment of the East Riding's heritage and culture. There is a research room for studying the archive and local studies collection, an exhibition on local heritage and a fantastic view of Beverley from its tower.