We divided our Things to do in York with Kids Guide into seven sections – so if you’re looking for the best things in the York City Centre, something further afield or just somewhere to eat, use the links below to jump to the right section.
There are so many things to see and do with kids in York it’s hard to know where to start. York is a fairly small city and easy to get around on foot, you can see plenty of the main sights easily. We listed 10 of the main attractions you could visit in our list of the best things to do in York city centre with kids. If you looking for even more ideas of things to do with kids in York, we have even more listed in our Days Out section.
Enjoy a tour of York from a different perspective along the River Ouse. Enjoy hearing fascinating facts about York and its river from the live commentary by one of the local skippers. Refreshments, toilets and covered and uncovered seating areas are available.
There is also a fleet of fourteen Self-Drive Red Boats if you fancy exploring the river yourselves (available Feb – November, 1 hour (max. 8 passengers per boat).
What do Mumbler’s think?
“The staff seemed to truly care about us having a great experience. It was very exciting for the kids ‘climbing aboard’. The toddler was ‘safely contained’ and the toilets etc were clean and easily accessible. Spacious inside, plenty of room to move around and truly enjoy the experience.”
📍 Where is it? Lendal Bridge, York, YO1 7DP/ King’s Staith, York, YO1 9SN
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? All ages
⏰ How long should we spend there? A choice of a 1 hour and a 45-minute cruise are available.
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about City Cruises & Red Boat Hire on York Mumbler
At DIG you can discover exciting artefacts from 2000 years of York’s history. It is a unique hands-on archaeological adventure. The tours last for one hour and there are four special indoor excavation pits to explore.
Your visit also includes a talk from an archaeologist and the chance to see some real artefacts.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“Just want to recommend Dig! My daugher loved digging up the artefacts and we got lots of information. The woman who took us round was really good with my little girl and adapted how she did the tour to suit her. Definitely worth it!”
📍 Where is it? St Saviour’s Church, St Saviourgate, York, YO1 8NN,
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? DIG is great for children aged 5 -12 years.
⏰ How long should I spend there? Up to 2 hours
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about DIG on York Mumbler
Enjoy 9 magical golf holes and the World’s Most Magical Golf Course in York! With bubbling cauldrons, a giant picture frame where you become part of the paint and the opportunity to do a Light Spell, there is magic everywhere.
At the end of your adventure, you will find out if you have the magical powers of a Serpent, Basilisk, Unicorn or Wizard and every player will receive a magic potion gift to take home.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“My eldest is a HUGE Potter fan & she loved this magically inspired place. The service was excellent & we had a full explanation of how it all worked. The attention to detail in this small but perfectly formed attraction was excellent. As well as the mini golf, there was a clue trail to solve as we went around. Highly recommended!”
📍 Where is it? 14-16 Coppergate Walk, York, YO1 9NT
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? The minimum age to play is 3
⏰ How long should I spend there? Up to 2 hours – 9 holes with 6 players takes about 1 hour 15 minutes
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about the Hold in Wand on York Mumbler
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Travel back in time to 10th century York, to experience what it was like living in the city. The sights, sounds and even the smells of the Viking Age are brought vividly back to life as you journey back 1,000 years.
Situated on the site which revealed some of the most astounding discoveries in modern archaeology. You can get up close with some of the most beautiful and rare Viking artefacts in the world. Even a fossilised Viking poo!
What do Mumbler’s think?
“It was my 6 year old daughers first visit to Jorvik and she was mesmerized all the way around. She loved the section that sent her back through the ages. it really gave her the sense of going back through history, and of course unique smells of the Viking past will be something she’ll remember for ages!”
📍 Where is it? Coppergate Centre, York, YO1 9WT
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any age but children aged 8+ will appreciate the history elements
⏰ How long should I spend there? Approximately 1 hour should allow you to see and do everything
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about JORVIK on York Mumbler
The Mansion House in York is the oldest purpose-built home for a Lord Mayor in the country. Beyond the grandeur of the impressive exterior of the house, lies a home that was built for entertaining royalty.
You can also enjoy a fully functional, recreated 18th-century kitchen. It shares its basement home with the butler’s pantry and meat stores. A visit is like stepping back in time.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“Just wanted to recommend the Mansion House for entertainment value, if anyone’s run out of holiday ideas! Half price if you’re a York resident, loads to see, a trail for younger kids, dressing up, crafts, brass rubbings and of course a mummified cat in a cupboard. There’s also a very good interactive thingy of the history of St Helen’s Square.”
📍 Where is it? St Helen’s Square, York, YO1 9QL
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? All ages are welcome – additional fun activities are provided most suitable for 5 & over
⏰ How long should I spend there? Up to two hours to see everything, longer if you do the trails and other child activities.
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about York Mansion House on York Mumbler
Rainbows are situated in the heart of York, just minutes from York Minster and around the corner from York Art Gallery. They provide a fun and relaxing environment for people of all ages to come and express their creativity.
They have a vast selection of pottery and all the stamps, stencils, sponges and paints you need to help you and your children get creative. You simply select the item you would like to paint, think of a design and get painting. There are plenty of samples and books if you need some inspiration. All paints are water-based and non-toxic.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“I took my 3 year old to Rainbow Ceramics and had a good time painting a small plate and cup for him. They were very helpful. I LOVE Rainbow Ceramics, always very helpful, friendly, relaxing.”
Also, see Mumbler Jenny’s full review of Rainbows Ceramics when she visited with her baby & 2 year old.
📍 Where is it? 15-17 Bootham, York, YO30 7BW
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any age. Even if your children are too young to paint, you can create a keepsake with a print of their foot or hand.
⏰ How long should I spend there? On average about one and a half to two hours but it can take longer. Younger children tend to take less time than older ones. You are welcome to stay as long as you like.
💰 How much is it? Ceramic items start from £10.00. Your finished item will then be ready to collect in 1 week after it has been glazed and fired. Your item can be posted to held longer if you are visiting York. You can also paint in acrylics so you can take your item away the same day.
Find out more information about Rainbow Ceramics on York Mumbler
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York Castle Museum is brilliant for families as there is so much to explore. Kirkgate is a Victorian street that really brings history to life. You can visit York Castle Prison, as the museum building were once a Georgian Prison – watch out for the most notorious inmate of all, Dick Turpin!
Explore ‘1914: When the World Changed Forever’ an exhibition which tells the fascinating and moving stories of the Yorkshire people who lived and died during the war they said would end all wars. You can then jump to the swinging Sixties exhibition which recreates the spirit of this exciting decade. There is a lot to explore and discover at York Castle Museum.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“York Castle Museum is fab – I’ve been taking my little boy there since he was very young. The Toy Gallery and play area is great, as is the Victorian street.”
📍 Where is it? York Castle Museum, Tower St, York YO1 9RY
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? All ages, school-age children will find it really interesting.
⏰ How long should I spend there? At least two hours, but easily longer.
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about York Castle Museum on York Mumbler
Experience three floors of chocolate exploration on a fully guided tour. Unwrap the secrets of chocolate making and even make a chocolate treat yourself! Discover the stories behind the greatest names in chocolate, on a journey through the city where chocolate made history.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“We took our then 4-year-old and she loved it. A few chocolate samples and got to make a chocolate lolly at the end, it was her perfect day out.”
📍 Where is it? King’s Square, York, YO1 7LD
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? All ages and anyone who loves chocolate! Children aged 4+ will find it really interactive & interesting. It is pushchair friendly and has baby change facilities.
⏰ How long should we spend there? Allow at least 90 minutes for your tour/visit.
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about York’s Chocolate Story on York Mumbler
It’s impossible to miss the imposing York Minster on a visit to York, and walking around the outside to admire stained glass windows and intricate details has to be on your must-see list. Exploring the inside of York Minster is equally as breathtaking.
It is one of Europe’s most magnificent cathedrals and inside you will be able to learn about its Roman roots and its role in Viking history.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“I just want to recommend York Minster as a free trip out with little ones. We’ve just been this morning and it was marvellous. The toilet and changing facilities are also very good. It really was excellent.”
📍 Where is it? Deangate, York, YO1 7HH
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any age
⏰ How long should I spend there? The Minster is vast so you could easily spend an hour or more enjoying it.
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about York Minster on York Mumbler
The Yorkshire Museum has galleries showcasing treasures from the city’s Roman, Viking and medieval past.
Don’t miss the ground-breaking exhibition Yorkshire’s Jurassic World, opened by Sir David Attenborough. Take an epic journey back through 150 million years of Yorkshire to discover lost giants and the changing worlds they inhabited in.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“Yorkshire Museum is fab – there’s dress-up areas and books to look at.”
📍 Where is it? Museum Gardens, Museum Street, York YO1 7FR
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? All ages, school-age children will find it really interesting.
⏰ How long should we spend there? At least an hour or two
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about the Yorkshire Museum on York Mumbler
Day trips and short breaks can start to get expensive, so if you are looking for some free activities to keep everyone entertained, we’ve listed the very best free things to do in York city centre with kids. You can enjoy a full day out in York and not spend a penny!
The National Railway Museum is a Mumbler favourite and a good option on a rainy day. It is a vast museum that kids will love exploring! It’s filled with locomotives, has indoor and outdoor play areas, model railways and much more!
What do Mumbler’s think?
“We took our son who’s 20 months 2 weeks ago and he loved it! The model train set is fab and the little railway outside was a hit with my son. There’s also a great little play area inside.”
Also, see Mumbler Jo’s full review of the National Railway Museum when she visited with her 2-year-old daughter and baby.
Find out more information about the National Railway Museum on York Mumbler
Walking around York City Walls gives you the opportunity to see York from a different and unique perspective. This circular walk is about 2 miles in total and takes around 2 hours to do the whole thing. The walls are open to walk on from about 8.00 am to dusk daily, except in conditions when repairs/maintenance, snow or ice may make them dangerous.
There are a lot of steps and you have to enter and exit the walls at various Bars, so they are not really pushchair friendly. For more information see the York Walls website.
If you want even more ideas for walks in and around York, then we have over 50 ideas of family-friendly walks in York which is one of our most popular blog posts.
The York Museum Gardens are botanical gardens situated in the heart of York and offer an oasis of tranquillity. They cover an area of 10 acres of the former grounds of St Mary’s Abbey which are fun to explore.
There is often an ice cream van and coffee van available for refreshments and in fair weather, there is often a Bird of Prey display.
Children might enjoy taking part in the Squirrel Trail which provides a good opportunity to explore the whole gardens.
The Museum Gardens also make the perfect spot for a family picnic in fine weather.
There are over 20 cat statues hiding on many historic buildings around York. The Cat Trail gives you a brilliant opportunity to walk around York and look up at buildings you might have missed, in your quest to find all the cats. You can download and print the Cat Trail here.
What do Mumbler’s think?
” I can highly recommend the York Cat trail. The map has clues of where cats are on buildings around the city of York. My 4 year old and I loved it today. Highly recommended.”
If you enjoy trails and treasure hunts, then we’ve got a post listing all the best trails in and around York.
There is a fantastic library in the centre of York (close to the Minster and Museum Gardens) that also has a lovely family-friendly cafe.
So if little legs are getting tired, or you just fancy a sit-down and a cup of tea, we can highly recommend a trip to York Explore Library.
You can enjoy reading a few books together, escape the hustle and bustle of the city centre and enjoy a treat in the cafe.
Find out more about York Explore Libraries in and around York on York Mumbler.
If you fancy a day out with the kids near York, there’s a brilliant range of activities and fun to be had just outside of the city centre. From farms and wildlife parks to soft play and treetop climbing, there is something for everyone. We’ve listed some of the York Mumbler community favourite activities beyond the city walls below.
Based at Askham Bryan College, York the park is open at weekends and school holidays. There is an indoor exhibit with freshwater turtles, tropical fish, reptiles and nocturnal animals. The rest of the animals are outside and include meerkats, otters lemurs, wallabies and raccoon dogs. There is also a large aviary section, farm animals and tortoise section.
If all those animals weren’t enough, there is also a cafe, a large play area and plenty of picnic tables.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“I would just like to recommend Askham Bryan Wildlife Park. It is really nice to go somewhere that you don’t have to travel too far out of town and it’s not too big. There is quite a lot outside and good for picnic. It is very accessible too if you have a push chair. We had a great time”
Also, see Mumbler Dawn’s full review of Askham Bryan Wildlife Park when she visited with her partner and two daughters aged 8 & 7.
📍 Where is it? Askham Bryan College, Askham Bryan, York, YO23 3FR (5 miles from York City Centre)
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any age & it’s pushchair/pram friendly
⏰ How long should we spend there? Easily a couple of hours, longer if you visit the play area or take a picnic.
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about Askham Bryan Wildlife Park on York Mumbler
With extensive gardens and grounds, plenty of picnic spots, a walled garden restaurant and a smaller cafe offering takeaways there is plenty to do at Beningbrough for the day.
There is a wilderness play area with lots of play equipment and a den building area. Inside the house, there are many galleries displaying exhibitions of contemporary and historic art.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“You can have a walk around the walled gardens, the playground is great for young(ish) children, and there’s a den building area. There’s plenty of places for a good game of hide and seek. They have a fish pond with very friendly fish as well.”
📍 Where is it? Beningbrough, York, North Yorkshire, YO30 1DD (8 miles from York City Centre)
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any age
⏰ How long should we spend there? You can easily spend a few hours or a whole day if you stop for lunch.
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about Beningbrough Hall & Gardens on York Mumbler
Better York Leisure Centre is part of the York Stadium Leisure Complex located in Monks Cross, Huntington, York. The gym overlooks the LNER Stadium pitch and offers a range of classes. The swimming area offers a 6 lane, 25-metre pool, plus a shallow learner and toddlers splash pool.
The Clip N Climb arena is a colourful and adventurous range of climbing walls, offering a fun experience in a safe and supervised environment.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“Yesterday I took my girls to Clip ‘N Climb at York Leisure Centre. We had so much fun! You get a 10 min safety briefing and 50 mins climbing. We’d highly recommend it and can’t wait to go back!”
Also, see Mumbler Emily’s full review of York Leisure Centre when she visited to go swimming when it first opened in 2021.
📍 Where is it? Kathryn Avenue, Monks Cross, York, YO32 9AF (3 miles from York City Centre)
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Swimming – any age, has a learner and splash pool | Climbing – 4+ years old
⏰ How long should we spend there? A few hours or longer if you do more than one activity
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about Better York Leisure Centre on York Mumbler
If your children love LEGO then Minifigs & Bricks is a fantastic place to visit to buy, sell and trade LEGO.
Minifigs & Bricks has the best selection of Minifigures, sets and collectables in the North of England! There is free onsite parking so you don’t need to worry about how long you spend deciding which LEGO set to buy!
It’s very close to the Web Adventure Park /Creepy Crawlies and Wired Hire Ropes so you can easily pop in before or after your adventures there.
📍 Where is it? Cliftongate Business Centre, The Fold Yard, Wigginton Road, York YO32 2RH (3 miles from York City Centre)
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any age, but probably most suited for 4+
⏰ How long should we spend there? Up to an hour
Find out more information about the Minifigs and Bricks on York Mumbler
Murton Park is an open-air museum experience like no other! It is a Living Museum with a railway, animals, playground and much more!
Set in 16 acres of parkland, which includes a Viking village and Roman Fort, an outdoor museum with a collection of tractors and a cafe, you won’t be short of things to see and do.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“There’s a lovely outdoor play area with a huge sandpit and a new mud kitchen. They also have an indoor roleplay area too. You honestly can’t go wrong as the tickets you buy are valid for a year”
Also, see Mumbler Fiona’s full review of Murton Park when she visited with her toddler.
📍 Where is it? Murton Lane, Murton YO19 5UF (4 1/2 miles from York City Centre)
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any but toddlers upwards will find it a lot of fun!
⏰ How long should we spend there? You can easily spend half a day exploring
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about Murton Park on York Mumbler
There is so much for kids to do at Piglets Adventure Farm! From a farmyard trail where you can meet all the farm animals, to enjoying Pigelts very own beach! You can play crazy golf, jump around on the Bouncing Pillows and much more.
There are plenty of food outlets for lunches options, snacks and ice creams, plus plenty of outdoor space for picnics.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“It’s fantastic, lots for the kids to do and you can easily spend a full day there.”
Also, see Mumbler Nikki’s full review of Piglets Adventure Farm and Mumbler Fiona’s review here.
📍 Where is it? Towthorpe Grange, York, YO32 9ST
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any age, toddlers and younger kids will really enjoy it!
⏰ How long should we spend there? Easily the whole day
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about Piglets Adventure Farm on York Mumbler
Spilmans Farm is just 20 miles from York in Thirsk and is spread across 15 acres, so there is plenty of space for everyone.
It’s not just strawberries though – you can pick gooseberries, raspberries, blackberries, potatoes and sunflowers between June – September at various different times. Check out the Spilmans website to see what’s available for picking when you plan to visit and to pre-book your entrance.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“It’’s a real working farm at Spilmans and that authenticity comes through in spades. There were LOADS of strawberries when we went, so the girls had a brilliant time picking them”
See Mumbler Emily’s full review of Spilmans Farm when she visited with her two daughters.
📍 Where is it? Church Lane, Thirsk YO7 3NB (20 miles from York)
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any age
⏰ How long should we spend there? An hour or two!
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about Spilmans Farm on York Mumbler
The Web Adventure Park in York has a large indoor play area called Creepy Crawlies, a large outdoor adventure park with a water play area, animal zone and more! The animal zone has goats, shetland ponies, rabbits, sheep, pigs and more!
The water play area is the perfect place to cool down, splash and paddle with lots of fun things to play with.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“If you have kids, this place is great value for money! Highly recommended.”
📍 Where is it? Wigginton Road, York, YO32 2RH (3 miles from York City Centre)
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any age – there is something for everyone
⏰ How long should we spend there? The minimum time allowed is 2 1/2 hours during busy times – customers are welcome to stay longer in quiet times.
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about the Web Adventure Park on York Mumbler
York FootGolf is a great outdoor activity for the whole family. Set on a 17-acre golf course, FootGolf is played by kicking normal size footballs into large golf holes using the same scoring system as crazy golf.
You don’t need any experience or equipment is needed to play and it’s suitable for all ages and abilities.
What do Mumbler’s think?
“We had such an amazing day at York FootGolf. I am not a massive fan of either football or golf to be fair, but we enjoyed the day so much. I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for a day of fun with their family in the lovely outdoors!”
📍 Where is it? Shipton Road York, YO30 1XW (3 miles from York City Centre)
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any age that can kick a ball!
⏰ How long should we spend there? The 15 holes of FootGolf takes approximately 90 minutes to complete, although York FootGolf recommends allowing approximately 3 hours to fully enjoy the experience.
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about York Footgolf on York Mumbler
If you want to escape the hustle and bustle or are looking for something off the beaten track, we’ve discovered these hidden gems in York…and we thought we’d better not keep them all for ourselves! They are perfect if you fancy something a bit more chilled out and relaxed, or good if you are looking for a trip out that suits the kids and grandparents.
Bedern Hall really is one of York’s true hidden gems as it’s tucked away behind the busy Goodramgate. You can explore over 700 years of history in this hidden medieval hall.
Children can join Stanley the Squirrel on the activity trail and a visit to the courtyard cafe and covered garden terrace provides peace and tranquillity.
📍 Where is it? Bartle Garth, St Andrewgate, York, YO1 7AL
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any age
⏰ How long should we spend there? An hour, or longer if you treat yourself at the cafe!
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about Bedern Hall on York Mumbler
Discover England’s oldest living convent and over 300 years of history at The Bar Covent. Established in great secrecy during the reformation as a convent and the first school for girls in York.
Now a Living Heritage Centre, the interactive exhibition tells you the rich and fascinating story of the convent. You can also enjoy a visit to the café whilst you are there and soak up the peaceful surroundings.
📍 Where is it? 17 Blossom Street, York, YO24 1AQ
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any age
⏰ How long should we spend there? An hour or two – longer if you want to enjoy the cafe
💰 How much is it?
Find out more information about The Bar Convent on York Mumbler
Holgate Windmill, York’s last surviving windmill and the oldest 5-sailed windmill in the country is now fully restored and producing traditional stone-ground flour.
📍 Where is it? Windmill Rise, Holgate, York, YO26 4TX. (1 1/2 miles from York City Centre)
👨👧 What ages is it suitable for? Any age
⏰ How long should we spend there? Whilst you can’t currently go up the windmill, the Mill Shop is open every Saturday and the windmill is an impressive sight! We recommend walking up to the Windmill before or after a visit to West Bank Park in Holgate (only a 5-10 minute walk away).
Find out more information about Holgate Windmill on their website
If you’re on a short break in York, you’ll want to pack in as much as you can! Here’s our suggestion for a sightseeing-packed, whistle-stop family-friendly day out in York. It incorporates some of our favourites and the must-sees from our lists above.
There are loads of places in York to eat that are family-friendly listed on our website by category. So whether you are looking for somewhere in York City Centre, or a family-friendly pub with a beer garden or where to find the best breakfast in York, we’ve got it covered! We’ve also visited a lot of places to eat and researched some of the most family-friendly venues in York. Our lists below will give you even more inspiration and ideas on where to eat in York.
Why not start your day with a decent breakfast so you’ve got plenty of energy to see all the sights! We’ve listed all the best family-friendly breakfast venues in and around York. From delicious pancakes to all-day brunch options you’ll need our list to help you choose where to go!
Fancy treating yourself? Why not enjoy an afternoon tea in York? There are so many fabulous places to enjoy afternoon tea in York, we visited five brilliant places with our small humans (much excitement at so many cakes and cream to dip your fingers in!) and have reviewed them all for you here.
After all that sightseeing and walking, you more than deserve ice cream. We’ve quested out some of the best places to get ice cream in York and listed them for you – it was a hard job, but someone had to do it 😋
If that wasn’t enough, we’ve listed some great pubs and cafes with outside seating. When the weather is fine, there is something much easier about eating with kids outside! See our list of family-friendly pubs and cafes with outside seating here.
York is easily accessible by train and only takes 1 hour 50 minutes from London, 1 hour 30 minutes from Manchester, 1 hour from Newcastle and 2 hours 20 minutes from Birmingham. To plan your journey and find out the facilities and York Station, visit the Trainline.
To plan your bus route into York or some of the places we’ve listed here that are further field, see the bus and timetable information on iTravel York.
York Park & Ride services are a hassle-free way to get into the city without having to worry about finding a parking space – with the added bonus of a trip on a bus for younger kids! There are six Park & Ride sites offering secure parking and regular buses to/from the city centre. Buses run every 10-15 minutes throughout the day. Children travel for free and all buses are adapted for pushchairs, wheelchairs and have WiFi. Find out more on iTravel York.
A list of all the York Council car parks can be found here.
“We moved to York 12 years ago before having children because we just love the city – but since having 2 mini mumblers here, we’re blown away by how great this city is for raising a family and how many things there are to do with kids here. There are so many great attractions, family-friendly restaurants and cafes and things to do with babies in York and the people are really friendly too!
I think one of the hardest things about York, is deciding what to do! Hopefully, our family-friendly guide of things to do in York with kids will give you lots of inspiration and ideas of what to do, whatever the weather and whatever your budget.
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This guide was published in July 2021. All details were accurate at the time of publication. We recommend that you check ticket prices, opening times and pre-booking arrangements before you travel.
Photo credit: Many of the images in this article are used with the kind permission of Sue Gabbatiss. Follow her on Instagram to see even more of her fabulous photos of York. Thank you Sue 💜
