Besides visiting England’s oldest tourist attraction – Mother Shipton’s Cave, there are lots of reasons to take a visit to Knaresborough.
Located in North Yorkshire just a short bus or train journey from Leeds you’ll find a small picturesque town with lots of history.
What I loved about this place besides it being noticeably pretty, all the houses were very unique.
That’s one thing I love about England. Everything is very cute and looks like it has been plucked straight from a storybook.
Knaresborough offers you a chance to try your hand at rowing!
Besides there being a lot of beauty in the town to admire there is also plenty of history.
Mother Shipton’s Cave I’ve covered in a separate post yesterday. You can read about it here. Well worth a visit during your time here.
Besides this, there is also a castle in Knaresborough!
You can head up here for colourful gardens to walk around.
Or far reaching views!
A lot of Knaresborough appears to have been dolled up for Tour de Yorkshire so now is a great time to visit to see it looking so picturesque.
I really enjoyed my visit here and living in West Yorkshire it wasn’t far from home!
Amazing what you can find on your doorstep.
I love visiting Knaresborough!
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