Time to get Festive in Britain's First 'Christmas City' - YORK
Is York really England's most Christmassy City? Is it true that it held the first ever Christmas Celebrations almost exactly 1500 years ago in 521AD? Where did Rudolph get his Red Nose from? Which Grinch tried to cancel Christmas? and Which famous author read his stories in York and made us a present of Boxing Day?
Banish all thoughts of 2020 as we hear tales of Christmas Past, from the bacchanalian celebrations of Roman Britain to the Midwinter Feasts of the Vikings. They have all left their mark on our festivities today
Come and get into the spirit of things in Britain's original Christmas City - and who knows? - we might even find some takeaway mulled wine!
This mark means all Government and Industry Guidelines are followed
Immerse yourself in the Spirit of Christmas, but stay SAFE, OUTDOORS and SOCIALLY DISTANCED
If Government Guidance means walks can't go ahead, there will be immediate and full refunds
Tours run Thursday 3rd December to Thursday 24th December
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4pm Everyday
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6pm on 9th, 10th, 16th, 17th, 19th, 21st, 23rd, 24th December
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12 noon on 24th December
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Private tours for family groups/bubbles of up to 6 bookable every day ( Including 25th and 26th December). Contact me for price and availability