Churches Conservation Trust
The CCT cares for more than 300 glorious historic churches which are no longer used for regular worship. All are places to visit. They are listed by county an a Church Gazetteer, and 50 have been selected for a Featured Churches section.

Churches Tourism Association
CTA is ecumenical; it networks those who open their church building for visitors. It represents Church Tourism to government, media and church. It makes available to others the good practice of its members.

City of York Council

English Heritage
Custodian of many historic buildings, including Rievaulx Abbey.

Harewood House

Hull
A Top Ten City for working, enjoying, living

Humber Bridge
How it was built, how it's run, why it's worth a visit...

JORVIK
York's world-famous recreation of life in its Viking past

Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge
World-famous symbol of Middlesbrough and its engineering prowess - and still very much there, in spite of what you may think you saw on television!

National Railway Museum, York
Winner of the European Museum of the Year award, 2001 - an outstanding day out.

North York Moors National Park
Discover this special place - which lies entirely within the Diocese of York.

North Yorkshire Moors Railway
Steam trains run for 18 miles through the heart of the North York Moors National Park. As featured on ITV's 'Heartbeat'.

Open Churches' Trust
The Open Churches Trust was founded by Andrew Lloyd Webber in July 1994. The purpose of the Trust is to promote by every means possible the opening of locked places of worship to enable those who need a haven for peace, solace and prayer, and those who like to visit, access. Everyone would prefer all our churches to be open all the time but burglary, arson and vandalism has forced many to be kept locked between services. The Open Churches Trust has found huge support for opening such churches.

Selby Abbey

Sneaton Castle Centre, Whitby
Christian Centre owned by the Sisters of the Order of the Holy Paraclete is set in spacious and picturesque castle grounds near the North York Moors and in the ancient port of Whitby. Ideal venue for Parish Weekends, Conferences, Day Events, Retreats and Quiet Breaks.

The Deep - Hull
AQUARIUM OF THE FUTURE - The extraordinary and unique submarium in Hull - a day out in its own right.

Wydale Hall
The Diocese of York's own centre for retreats, conferences, holidays and away days, set at the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors.

York 360^o
A guide to the attractions of York including 360^o panoramic movies.

York Christian Youth Holidays
York Christian Youth Holidays (YCYH) is a non-profit making voluntary organisation with many years experience of running such holidays and events. The organisation is non-denominational and financially self-supporting.

York Minster Library Catalogue
York Minster Library and Archives are the largest cathedral library in England. Situated in Dean's Park beside the Minster, this national treasure is open to the public and free to access.

York Minster
The largest gothic cathedral north of the Alps and one of the best-loved buildings in Britain. The York Minster website contains visitor information, an online tour of the interior and historical information. The site also features a secure online gift shop.

York Mystery Plays
York's world-famous cycle of Mystery Plays is performed on a fixed stage every four years as part of the York Festival. Parts of the cycle are now performed at the intermediate two-year point on 'waggons', re-creating the original concept of individual plays performed by local groups at a succession of points around the City centre. A unique and extraordinary way to see and think on the story of the Bible and the life of Jesus.

York, Spurriergate Centre
An eating place and a meeting place with a difference...

Yorkshire Historic Churches' Trust
The Trust was formed in 1988 and is non-denominational, covering all Christian faiths. With generous help from Donors and Members, it aims to help places of worship within the old boundaries of the Yorkshire Ridings with funding for repairs. Membership is open to individuals, households and businesses and all members are invited to enjoy lectures and other events to help the Trust with its task.

Yorkshire Tourist Board