Top Yorkshire Attractions & Museums

This prebooked York Dungeon admission helps you save time waiting in ticket lines at the entrance, so you can get to the action quicker. Once inside, there’s so much to discover—including a ride, live shows, and interactive exhibits. As you explore the dungeon’s displays, you can learn more about York’s dark history, as well as notorious figures from the past—such as Dick Turpin and Guy Fawkes.

- Explore just under a mile of adventure playgrounds and interactive sculptures in the Enchanted Forest - Jump for joy on our giant inflatable pillow, slides, and assault course - Adventure through the Playhive with our fixed entry time tickets - Take a ride on the Flying Stocksman, our land train (Additional fee on day) - Go sailing on our Buccaneer bumper boats! (Additional fee on day)

View exuberant planting of herbaceous perennials, grasses, bulbs and shrubs, and a wealth of inspiring plant combinations. Be amazed by lush moisture loving plants and eye-popping colours at the most iconic area of the garden - Streamside Garden. Let the Sub-Tropicana Garden transport you from Yorkshire to a tropical paradise bursting with bold foliage and dazzling flower colour. Lose yourself in the tranquil Woodland, where winding paths allow you to enjoy rich planting, open glades and diverse horticulture. The clashing colours, contrasting textures and the wonderful fragrance of the 315m Winter Walks makes for a sensory experience and get up close in the Alpine House – home to more than 2,000 plants all native to mountainous regions from around the world.

Movie enthusiasts, this one's designed just for you. Embark on a fascinating journey through York with an interactive tour that features movie trivia and group challenges. Along the way, discover iconic Harry Potter filming locations and enjoy additional elements such as video clips, costumes, and reenactments to enhance your experience.

The ruins of Whitby Abbey crown a clifftop over the historic fishing port of Whitby. The headland has hosted St Hild’s Anglo-Saxon monastery, the great medieval abbey and a Stuart mansion, and it’s long been the focus of myths and legends. You can find out more about the headland’s people and stories in the big Whitby Abbey museum, packed with objects and stories. Listening posts, peep-holes and animations tell the headland’s many tales: how St Hild turned snakes to stone, how Anglo-Saxon Caedmon became a poet, how the lost abbey bells are still heard beneath the waves, and how a real shipwreck helped inspire Dracula, which in turn has made Whitby the ‘Goth capital’ of England.