Christmas Weekend Break

The City of York & Christmas Markets

Christmas Weekend Break
View Dates

Christmas Weekend Break

The City of York & Christmas Markets

York is one of the best preserved medieval cities in Europe, the rich history of York stretches out before you as you walk along the city's walls and narrow shopping lanes. The area where the Jorvik Viking Centre is situated was excavated in the 1970's and visitors can now take a tour of the homes, shops and streets found by the archaeologists. Standing out  above all is York Minster, the largest Gothic Cathedral in England, whilst close by is the medieval shopping street known as “The Shambles”, one of the best preserved medieval streets in the world. The city also has some fine museums including the Castle Museum and the National Railway Museum.

 

Includes:

*  Luxury coach travel

*  2 Nights accommodation

*  Breakfast & evening meals

*  Explore one of England’s finest cities

 

York is one of the best preserved medieval cities in Europe, the rich history of York stretches out before you as you walk along the city's walls and narrow shopping lanes. The area where the Jorvik Viking Centre is situated was excavated in the 1970's and visitors can now take a tour of the homes, shops and streets found by the archaeologists. Standing out  above all is York Minster, the largest Gothic Cathedral in England, whilst close by is the medieval shopping street known as “The Shambles”, one of the best preserved medieval streets in the world. The city also has some fine museums including the Castle Museum and the National Railway Museum.

 

Includes:

*  Luxury coach travel

*  2 Nights accommodation

*  Breakfast & evening meals

*  Explore one of England’s finest cities

 

The Queens Hotel - York - A very popular hotel of

The Queens Hotel is perfectly situated on the quieter, western bank of the River Ouse, in the very heart of the city, one of only two central hotels with a riverside location set beside North Bridge, opposite an attractive mix of Georgian buildings and boat moorings. Step out of the hotel and explore all that York has to offer; stroll through the Snickleways  of York, visit York Minster, take in a gallery or museum, enjoy the bustling retail centre or just relax in one of the many cafes, wine bars and restaurants. Hotel facilities include restaurant, bar, lift and all bedrooms have en-suite bathroom, hair dryer, TV, telephone, complimentary Wi-Fi and tea/coffee maker. Please note that the hotel entrance is accessed by ten steps but there is a chair lift available.

Itinerary

Fri -  Travel to York arriving lunchtime, check in at the hotel. Later enjoy your evening meal.

Sat - Today enjoy a full day at leisure in York. Returning to the hotel for your evening meal.

Sun - Enjoy your last few hours in the City before we depart the hotel and commence the homeward journey. 

 

Departing
Fri 28 Nov, 2025
Tour Ref
YORK 25
Days
3
Saving
£-
Pickup Points
  • (TBC) Colwyn Bay 3 Railway Station
  • (TBC) Denbigh 4 Lenten Pool
  • (TBC) Ewloe St. Davids Park
  • (TBC) Holywell 1 Baths Main Road
  • (TBC) Llanddulas The Fairview Inn
  • (TBC) Prestatyn 7 Junction Fforddisa/ Lon Goed Bus Stop
  • (TBC) Rhyl 17 Tynewydd Est Entrance
  • (TBC) Voel Depot Voel Coaches
View
Rooms
View
  • Twin Room
Seats
Price From
£249.00
Departing
Tour Ref
Days
Saving
Pickups
Rooms
Seats
Price From
 
Fri 28 Nov, 2025
YORK 25
3
Pickup Points
£-
View
  • Twin Room
£249.00

3 Days from just £249.00

The Queens Hotel

York is one of the best preserved medieval cities in Europe, the rich history of York stretches out before you as you walk along the city's walls and narrow shopping lanes. The area where the Jorvik Viking Centre is situated was excavated in the 1970's and visitors can now take a tour of the homes, shops and streets found by the archaeologists. Standing out  above all is York Minster, the largest Gothic Cathedral in England, whilst close by is the medieval shopping street known as “The Shambles”, one of the best preserved medieval streets in the world. The city also has some fine museums including the Castle Museum and the National Railway Museum.