One of eight racecourses in Yorkshire, Catterick Bridge Racecourse stages racing all year round. National Hunt (Jump) racing takes place between December and March, while flat racing is held during the warmer months between April and October. Easily accessible, the...

Easby Abbey is probably best known for its large lavish-roofed refectory that was built around 1300. There is still an active church within the precinct, even though much of the abbey itself is in ruins. Set in a...

The Georgian Theatre Museum is located in the charming North Yorkshire town of Richmond. It tells the story of this beautiful building at the heart of the town, a real piece of architectural splendour that has not changed in...

Tommy Collins, later Brigadier Collins, founded this museum in 1938 with the intention of protecting and preserving the history of this famous regiment. In 2007, the museum underwent an extensive overhaul and reopened bigger and better than ever....

Hazel Brow Farm is a 200 acre family run organic farm in the heart of Swaledale. Enjoy an interactive tour of the farm, meet & feed the animals, try some of our delicious home produced fare in the café and...

Hazel Brow is an award-winning livestock farm in the heart of Swaledale. Farming at Hazel Brow is portrayed through displays, exhibitions and a video. Visitors can walk the riverside nature trail or take the paths through the hay meadows, herb-rich...

This wonderful building in North Yorkshire stands close to the banks of the River Swale. It was once used as a 17th Century hunting lodge and then became a private home, and was in fact inhabited by the 1st...

Since 1966, the National Trust has been responsible for the upkeep and preservation of this charming country estate and manor house close to Richmond in North Yorkshire. Both inside and out, the house displays many original features that have...

Towering over the River Swale and the centre of the market town, Richmond Castle retains its dramatic strategic position it has held for over 900 years. Built by the Normans on this natural strong point, it controlled much of the...

Richmondshire Museum was opened in 1978 in a former joiners workshop, and since that time has grown into a large collection, taking over nearby buildings. The tour of the history of the community begins in a reconstructed cruck house,...