Best places: Tourist attractions in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

The riverside remains of a medieval abbey form the focal point of an 18th-century landscaped garden.

Iconic 19th-century railway viaduct noted for its photogenic span of 24 stone arches.

👍👍 Beautiful walk and scenery. Has various difficulty levels for every walker from the stroller to the energetic one. I chose the medium as I had family with me. Love this walk and the sunset was perfect. My pictures don't do it justice at all.

Subterranean passages, caverns and waterfalls, an eco-friendly visitor centre and a Dales-view cafe.

11th-century abbey ruins in the North York Moors National Park with a cafe and visitor centre.

CofE place of worship, founded in 672AD, with a Saxon crypt, Perpendicular-style nave and a library.

👍👍 Had a great afternoon at Stump Cross Caverns, I highly recommend a visit. You start by having a safety brief but also information on the cave which was well presented. You then head down grab yourself a helmet and follow your map. The map is easy to read and the caves are easy to follow. The floor...

👍👍 A great area for a picnic in nice weather. Caution if you have small children though as there are drops into fast flowing water falls. A short walk away is Knights Table where you can sit down for food or a drink. Closed on Tuesday but check before you go.

👍 Lovely little walk, quite a short/low incline path. Many walks from the top where you can walk for miles and not see anyone! Views are stunning even in rain! You can see roseberry topping from the top too. Picnic tables at the bottom but no toilets! Parking can be difficult when sunny (as it gets bu...

Picturesque parkland featuring scenic peaks & valleys, trails, farms, waterfalls & wildlife.

Museum in a former Victorian workhouse with vagrant cells, dining halls & a restored kitchen garden.

👍👍 Might be best to leave your car in Settle and walk up, a small lay-by next to the entrance to the woods only holds about 2 cars. You don’t need to walk far to see the falls you can hear it before you see it.. but there is a nice dedicated bench which over looks the falls. You can get better views...

👍👍 Fantastic place to visit. Lovely woodland walking paths and bike tracks too. Parking is a £3 honesty box. Roads up to it can be narrow depending on the way you come. Will definitely be visiting again

Serene local park known for its Victorian bandstand concerts, nesting birds & tree sculptures.

Building by premier Baron of England, with ornate oak mouldings, portraits and a memorial garden.

👍👍 Absolutely stunning place. Back to back waterfalls both with deep enough water for you to jump if you wish. We went the wrong way!! Being our first time there lol so here's how you get there.. Park up at rukins. Walk back out the way you drove in and down a foot path directly opposite. When the path...

👍👍 Excellent place for a day out with family, camping or just walk around. Dont miss the opportunity to climb hills surrounding the tarn. And watch for them cows :))) P.S. about an hour walk from Malham.

👍👍 Stunning! Breathtaking views, and walk! We started our walk from inside Dalby Forest, parked at the Bridestone car park. Following the trail take the right fork up the steep side of the valley, watch your footing as its a long drop. Once at the top follow the warn path up over the Moor. You will soo...

👍👍 Beautiful waterfall and stream. Perfect for an afternoon dip. Not too deep beneath the fall but just enough to jump off the top for those brave enough, and the rockpools are shallow enough for children to play safely under supervision. Beautifully surrounded by the Dales.

👍👍 Lovely walk from Low Mill, very well kept path all the way, kept immaculately clean by the fantastic team of National Park volunteers who were litter picking, (this should not be necessary please be responsible for your own rubbish and dog poo). The Daffodils were just passing their best but still w...