Best places: Heritage museums in East Riding of Yorkshire, United Kingdom

A heritage railway cutting through the dramatic scenery of the North York Moors National Park.

Grand country estate built in the 1560s, featuring tours & an 18th-century Cabinet of Curiosities.

Medieval castle on site of ancient stronghold with coastal views, expansive grounds and live events.

Active convent and former school, now home to local history/religious exhibitions, library and cafe.

👍👍 One of the most interesting places ever and such friendly hosts. They will answer any questions and gladly show you around. A very impressive bunker and highlight the dangers of cold wars. So much to learn about from when the place was active, how many personnel served there as well as information o...

This 1100s building has unknown origins & now contains a museum of historic artifacts.

👍👍 Shame it's gone was a great place very helpfull staff. Helped me find out about my grandads ww2 an great grandads ww1 service..

👍👍 Happened upon the centre today, above the library in the Angel building, completely by chance. Free to get in, with free parking. Normally I'm with family on the beaten track, so it was a great discovery and I will visit again. The centre has dedicated volunteers, who are kind and helpful, they're...

👍👍 Malton Museum is a fabulous local history resource that is a must see. Housing unique collections relating to the locality including archaeologic finds dating to the Roman occupation and beyond. Well worth discovering.

👍👍 Lovely place. Greeter made us feel very welcome. Pity the upstairs ceiling was damaged etc so we couldn't go upstairs. But was still very enjoyable. Play area and loads of grass for those who have kids to play on outside too. Will definately be coming back.