Best places: Historical landmarks in Kingston upon Hull, United Kingdom

England's largest parish church, built using fine medieval brickwork with a 17th-century organ.

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

👍👍 Lovely pub. Very interesting interior and great beer garden

👍👍 Great day to get away from it all now all the lockdown fatties have gone. Peace and quite fresh air sun on your head what more do you want.

Vast park including a walled garden, a sensory garden, a guinea pig 'village' and sculptures.

Remains of religious site including historical displays, large grassy areas and space for picnics.

👍👍 Beautiful views over the humber bank and a fabulous quiet place to watch sunset, small layby and roadside parking only. A small walk along the top path to the left towards Burton Stather, leads along an ancient wall where Roman's may have stood watch. Through the opening in the trees on the left, ab...

👍👍 Brilliant sight to see, very different. Easy to walk to.

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

👍👍 Interesting never knew it was there. Mow looking for the springs which have been listed. Can be muddy. Lovely walk along the old railway. If you go to the well take ribbons to tie onto the tree. Which looks very colourful. Afraid not for wheelchair.

👍👍 An English Heritage monument which is free to enter, via cow pasture and over two stiles. Norman castle dating from 1086, among the first raised in Yorkshire. Though it is now over one mile from the sea, when it was built, it was on an inland harbour. The castle building itself was destroyed in 1221...