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Revolving exhibits and extensive permanent collections make this museum Harrogate’s center for fine art from the 19th and 20th centuries.

Within this rounded redbrick building lie Harrogate’s great range of theatrical delights, from fun children’s shows to upscale operatic performances.

Swing your clubs on this Alister MacKenzie-designed course, among the oldest in Harrogate, or stop at the colonial-style clubhouse for the famous Sunday lunch.

Piece together works of art, maps and letters to see the first major European expeditions through the eyes of its master.

Within this rounded redbrick building lie Harrogate’s great range of theatrical delights, from fun children’s shows to upscale operatic performances.

Revolving exhibits and extensive permanent collections make this museum Harrogate’s center for fine art from the 19th and 20th centuries.

Go on a journey through history, from the Jacobean era to the Swinging Sixties, in this museum located in the former prison of an 11th-century castle.

Piece together works of art, maps and letters to see the first major European expeditions through the eyes of its master.

Revolving exhibits and extensive permanent collections make this museum Harrogate’s center for fine art from the 19th and 20th centuries.

Sample the best of Whitby in a park that features stunning gardens, views of the town, a fascinating museum and a popular gallery. 

Browse relics that date back to medieval times in this former spiritual and political hub with majestic chambers and gardens.

Browse relics that date back to medieval times in this former spiritual and political hub with majestic chambers and gardens.

Sample the best of Whitby in a park that features stunning gardens, views of the town, a fascinating museum and a popular gallery. 

Sample the best of Whitby in a park that features stunning gardens, views of the town, a fascinating museum and a popular gallery. 

Piece together works of art, maps and letters to see the first major European expeditions through the eyes of its master.