Explore this historic coaching town and its surrounding landscape for a truly relaxing day out in Yorkshire.
Boroughbridge can trace its history back to the days of the Romans and the curious standing stones on the edge of town hint at an even more distant history. The town’s position on the Great North Road, exactly halfway between London and Edinburgh, gave this trading post and coaching town an added significance and established a long-lasting tradition in hospitality.
Newby Hall & Gardens
Designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1690, with some of Britain’s finest Robert Adam interiors, Newby Hall is home...
Beningbrough - National Trust
The National Trust cared for Beningbrough, on the outskirts of Harrogate, with its eight acres of gardens, historic rooms...
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Modern day Boroughbridge retains this charm with a vibrant High Street, beautiful walks across the fields or alongside the idyllic River Ure and many points of historical interest.
Two nearby stately homes with magnificent gardens each provide a great experience with play areas for young ones to burn off energy.
Dunesforde Vineyard
Tucked away in Upper Dunsforth, North Yorkshire and only six miles from the A1M, Dunesforde is a boutique vineyard...
Way of the Roses - Coast to Coast Cycle Route
The Way of the Roses is the most stunning and also the newest of the 8 Sustrans Coast to...
Boroughbridge Town Trail
An easy stroll through the centre of old Boroughbridge and out to the town’s boundaries takes you on a...
Butter Market Museum
The Butter Market located in Hall Square is an open-fronted building dating back to the 18th or early 19th...
Devil's Arrows
Reach back in time and wonder at the mysterious Devil’s Arrows, three huge standing stones on the western outskirts...
Aldborough Roman Settlement
For an interesting day out visit Aldborough Roman town, among the northern most urban centres in the Roman Empire...
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Boroughbridge Tourist Information Centre
Boroughbridge is an historic town at the heart of Yorkshire, surrounded by pretty villages and within easy driving distance of the Dales, the North Yorkshire Moors, the Wolds, and the coast. Bustling open air markets are held weekly in nearby Ripon, Thirsk and Northallerton and daily in the centre of York. The River Ure flows through the town and provides excellent navigation for pleasure craft, capable of taking boats up to 54ft with a 14ft...
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Events in Boroughbridge
Great Ouseburn Beer and Music...
Harvest, at NT Beningbrough
Harvest Heroes
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Blogs in Boroughbridge
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10 Winter Walks around...
Remember, remember the 5th of...
Leave the car behind:...
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Enjoy a long weekend fit for...
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Half Term and Halloween Fun
Find the colours of Autumn on...
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