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The Historic City of York, England can be best described as living history. Its impact on British History is immense with a history spanning back to Roman times, with Saxon and Viking influences still visible in its architecture, streets and monuments. There are plenty of must-see sights within the city’s walls. Start your tour at the city gates, Clifford’s Tower, and the Grand City Walls. Follow that with a visit to some of the many preserved churches, castle remains and beautiful Medieval and Georgian buildings including the Grade I listed Treasurer’s House, St. Michael’s Church and The Shambles. York Minster and its accompanying historical attractions including the Barley Hall and Richard III Experience are also a must-visit for any visitor. York is well connected for travelers, with road, rail and air connections allowing easy access from the UK and Europe. An array of attractions to suit different interests, from individual sightseeing to city walks, festivals and guided tours are offered year round. It’s an ideal place for those who enjoy history and culture, as well as providing many excellent photo opportunities.