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One of Britain's finest Adam houses with Chippendale furniture, Gobelin tapestries and classical statuery. With 25 acres of garden including one of Europe's largest double herbaceous borders, a woodland walk & contemporary sculpture park.

• Type: Historic Site
• Price: £7.20 - £10.20

• Place: Ripon
• Tel Number: +44 (0)1423 322583

An interesting church with a splendid aspect overlooking the Swale. As early as 627 AD, this site was used by Paulinus to baptize converts in the river, and this connection is reflected in the dedication of the side chapel. Although a churc

• Type: Church/Chapel
• Price: No prices available

• Place: Easingwold
• Tel Number: +44 (0)113 244 3413

Built by William Burges in 1871-76, Christ the Consoler stands in the grounds of Newby Hall as an extravagant memorial to Frederick Vyner who was murdered by brigands while travelling in Greece.

• Type: Church/Chapel
• Price: No prices available

• Place: Ripon
• Tel Number: +44 (0)113 244 3413

Pre-dating the Norman Conquest, this remarkable Grade I listed church reveals its long and fascinating history in its fabric. A true hidden gem, the late Anglo-Saxon nave contains a total of eleven Anglo-Saxon stones, some built into the ir

• Type: Church/Chapel
• Price: No prices available

• Place: Richmond
• Tel Number: +44 (0)113 244 3413

Built in 1878, this small unassuming village church is lovingly cared for by an active congregation. Inside, the eye is drawn to the beautiful east window by Capronnier of Brussels, which depicts the Ascension. Recent additions include a de

• Type: Church/Chapel
• Price: No prices available

• Place: Harrogate
• Tel Number: +44 (0)113 244 3413

Set near the pretty village green, this neo-Norman church was built in 1843. Appealingly simple both inside and out, the barrel-vaulted interior is enlivened by a curious collection of furnishings - a Jacobean pulpit, 17th century communion

• Type: Church/Chapel
• Price: No prices available

• Place: Ripon
• Tel Number: +44 (0)113 244 3413

Set on a bend in the road, in a landscape that is still in keeping with its 18th century parkland origins, this charming church was once attended by Anne Bronte and may be referred to in her novel 'Agnes Grey'. With its striking 18th centur

• Type: Church/Chapel
• Price: No prices available

• Place: York
• Tel Number: +44 (0)113 244 3413

A church at Great Ouseburn is mentioned in the Domesday Survey and fragments of early stonework found near the church may date from this period. The present building has 12th century origins which are revealed by its impressive unbuttressed

• Type: Church/Chapel
• Price: No prices available

• Place: Knaresborough
• Tel Number: +44 (0)113 244 3413

An interesting Grade II* listed church of Norman foundation with an Early English chancel and tower. Largely rebuilt in the 17th century and heavily restored in 1888, it includes seating and fitments made by local craftsmen, good stained gl

• Type: Church/Chapel
• Price: No prices available

• Place: Easingwold
• Tel Number: N/A

An ancient church at the heart of the former Roman town of Isurium Brigantium, the present building, which has its origins in the 14th century, is the third church to occupy this site. Possibly built on the site of a Roman Temple of Mercury

• Type: Church/Chapel
• Price: No prices available

• Place: Wetherby
• Tel Number: +44 (0)113 244 3413