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Pickering is located between four major Yorkshire towns Whitby, Malton , Helmsley and Scarborough (map). About 27 miles from Pickering is the historic city of York, where you can spend the day enjoying attractions like and the amazing York Minster and the National Railway museum as well as other world class muesums and a wealth of Roman, Viking, and Medieval heritage. Scarborough and Whitby are two very pleasant seaside towns and great places for days out. Pickering is well known as the southern terminus of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway and 'Gateway to the Moors'. It is reputed to be one of the oldest towns in the area dating back to 270BC when founded by Peredurus - King of the Brigantes. The skyline of Pickering is dominated by the magnificent spire of the Church of St Peter and St Paul of Pickering, which contains some remarkable 15th century murals. Whilst hidden high above the town, the ruins of Pickering Castle harbour a rich royal history. Other attractions include: Walks in the North Yorkshire Moors
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Please call 01954 212135 for accomodation details |