Durham Cathedral. There's almost 1000 years of life in those walls - so glad that they decided to make them look vibrant and full of energy.

York is calling this long bank holiday weekend! 🌼✨ Wander historic streets, explore hidden gems and tuck into something tasty along the way. Make the most of the bank holiday in a city where every corner has a story. Start planning your perfect weekend:

Walking into the great hall at Middleham Castle, Yorkshire 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 absolutely massive inside and would’ve seen some parties 🎉

#hadrianswall #nationaltrail at Housesteads in the N'land National Park

RT’d for #SignalBoxSaturday The platform signal box at #York Railway Station built above a bookstore

Discover the Hidden Gems of York 🔍 Step off the beaten path and uncover secret spots, tucked-away treasures and stories from the city's ancient past. What will you discover? Start your adventure: visityork.org/itineraries/hi…

Greetings from Holy Trinity Goodramgate on St George's Day. St George is one of the saints featured in the East Window dating from c. 1476. There will be a brass rubbing activity available in the church all week if you are looking for things to do. Free, but donations welcome.

St George slaying the dragon from the the medieval wall paintings in the Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul in Pickering which are believed to date back to around 1450. They were almost lost forever when they were covered with whitewash in the Reformation.

🪽Have you noticed the angels that adorn the Quire, suspended from intricate carvings beneath the organ? 🐭Have you found any adorable wooden mice, carved by Robert 'mousey' Thompson? 🐦 Have you spotted our tiny wren, chasing a spider through a 15th century stained glass window?

You could take me all over the world to see many different places, but nothing would ever be like the feeling I get when I return to #York. It is a city I love, with a station I adore, and being here is always like wearing a comfortable pair of shoes. Hello York.

🏥Marvel at the ruins of St Leonard’s Hospital, believed to have been the largest hospital in the north of England during the medieval period. 📍Get off at stop 21 to view the stunning remains, including the vaulted crypt with a chapel above! #UltimateYorkTour #MedievalYork

Apr 29: Feast of Wilfrid II (†744), bishop of York. He studied at Streanæshalch (Whitby) under Hild. He later became the disciple of John of Beverley, whom he succeeded at York. He had a zeal for education. Ecgberht succeeded him. 📸Paul Lakin

View south west from the tower of York Minster dominated by the offices of Aviva Insurance Company. In the foreground medieval tenements in Blake Street with 18th century Assembly Rooms behind. #ArchitecturalIllustration #pencil #drawing

Morning 5km run Beautiful morning, already very warm, and a gorgeous start to the day. Into town, past The Minster, by St Peter's School and along the river. Happy Wednesday! 😃🏃‍♀️ #York #Running

👣Step underground to see one of York’s best hidden attractions, the Roman Bath Museum, located in the basement of a pub. 🔨Builders uncovered the remains of a ‘caldarium’ from York’s Roman period in 1930. 💸Visit the small museum and get £1 off entry with your bus ticket!

York station, 1960. I post photographs taken by me since 1954. One of 180 scenes of the British Isles to be included in a book "Forgotten Times" to be published this year. A limited number now available to pre-order from Amberley Publishing. #York

Morning 5km run A lovely lap of the walls before the clouds came in. No matter how many times I run on the walls, I always forget how many blooming steps there are! 😂 Happy Monday! 😃🏃‍♀️ #York #Running

Heading back to work from a Bank Holiday like you are Freya the Apprentice Stonemason and you need to finish a pinnacle. 💫

Echoes of tradition in York today as a thunderous gun salute honours the King 🤴 Pride, pageantry & precision mark this ceremonial tribute in the heart of the historic city #NorthernGrit #Bethebest #Yorkshire #Gunsalute #York

Beautiful #York