The ancient city of York in England, with a history of nearly 2,000 years, is one of the most famous ancient cities on the British Isles. There are many ancient buildings here, covering cultural elements and architectural remains from different periods in Britain. It is an ideal place for tourism, which can increase your knowledge and expand your knowledge. Here is a detailed travel guide for you.

York is the most cherished place in the UK because it is an ancient city that integrates the history and culture of different eras in the UK and is equivalent to Lijiang in China. I like this retro and historical city very much.

I arrived in York city center at 9 o'clock in the morning. The attractions in York are basically concentrated here in the city center, and I can walk all the way there. Seeing that there was no queue at the famous Bettys Cafe, I rushed in without hesitation and had breakfast first.

You must know that this is a century-old British afternoon tea that is famous in the UK. Generally, you have to queue up outside to get a seat. My friend and I ordered two portions and started planning our trip. Then we looked out the window and started lining up, proving that we were right to come early.

Bettys tastes delicious, much better than the ones in London, and the prices are very affordable and very cost-effective. After eating, you can buy tea in the store as a gift.

Ruins: The cobbled medieval streets are home to Harry Potter’s Diagon Alley. Fans from all over the world come to worship every day. This street is also the oldest of the many streets in ancient York, and is even the best preserved medieval street in Britain and Europe. Now there are many small shops selling souvenirs and gifts on this street.

York Cathedral: As the largest medieval Gothic church in Europe, York Minster is still a beautiful and shocking building. The key is that there are few people, its appearance is majestic and the king's momentum is overwhelming. There are many patterns on the church, all made with love, very loving.

Unfortunately, I couldn’t go in because it wasn’t open for a week. It is said that the stained glass inside is very beautiful, there is a choir, and you can climb to the top of the mountain to overlook the entire York scenery.

Stone Street: Many medieval houses have been preserved and it is also a good place for shopping. Each store has its own unique architectural style, and the products sold are mainly local souvenirs. It is not only the most complete preserved medieval building complex, but also a specialty store of high-end porcelain and crystal.

In addition, there are many pubs in York. It is said that there are so many bars in York that you can visit one a year. If you have enough time, you can also go to the Sybil Church where Jay Chou and Quinlivan got married.

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