York Art Gallery
Listen to our latest York Top 10's Podcast. It's about York Art Gallery* It’s history* Our pick of the top 10 pieces of art to see there* Tips for visitingHarland Miller, York So Good They Named It Once, 2024, oil on canvasLaurence Stephen Lowry, Clifford’s Tower, York, 1953, oil on canvasGrayson Perry, Melanie, 2014, glazed ceramicLaura Knight, Early Morning in a Gypsy Camp, 1953, oil on canvasFrans Snyders, A Game Stall, 1625–35, oil on canvasWilliam Etty, Preparing for a Fancy Dress Ball, 1835, oil on canvasBarbara Hepworth, Surgeon Waiting, 1948, oil and graphite on paperDomenichino or Annibale Carracci, Monsignor Agucchi, 1603–1604, oil on canvasPaul Nash, Winter Sea, 1925–37, oil on canvasGwen John, Young Woman in a Red Shawl, 1917–23, oil on canvasIf you are coming to York to see some art and need a place to stay then check out our 3 holiday homes at www.houseofyork.orgWant to read more for your next visit to York?Then download a free copy of our book York Local Knowledge Must-do Top Tens & the vouchers to get them for less where you will discover the historic UK city of York like a local with tips, top tens, and guidance on where to find the best discounts and vouchers, so you can experience it all without breaking the bank!You can download it for free from the Apple iBooks Store hereYou can download it for free from the Google Play Books Store hereThis isn’t your average guidebook—it’s a laugh-out-loud, down-to-earth companion, packed with top-ten lists covering everything from essential attractions and hidden gems to entertainment, dining spots, walks, tours, festivals, and shopping, all enriched with a local’s insider knowledge.With insights, amusing anecdotes, and a sprinkling of puns and dad jokes, Alistair’s love letter to York will help you see the city in a whole new way. Grab a copy and start planning the York adventure you didn’t know you were missing!With over 240 pages, this guide is ideal for families and groups of friends planning a trip to York and includes:* Up-to-date information on everything in the ever-changing city of York—this is the 2025 edition.* Top ten lists of York’s best tourist attractions, entertainment spots, food and drink, walks, tours, festivals, and independent shops.* Beautiful photography accompanying every recommendation.* Answers to visitors’ top questions, from “Where’s the best place for ice cream?” to “Where can I find a great takeaway curry?”* Recommendations on where locals go for up-to-date information about York.* The best places to stay, from five-star hotels to holiday homes and houseboats.* Details on where to find discounts and vouchers for York restaurants, attractions, and experiences.Want to hear a great podcast about York?A fab podcast for tourists and locals looking to find out more about York History, must do York Top 10's and money saving tips to do it all for less.Just search your podcast app for York Must Do Top 10s or click on this link for the show on apple podcast hereBook one of our Holiday Homes for your next trip to YorkAre you looking for a great place to stay for your next trip to York. All 3 of our holiday homes are next door to each other which means you can hire them individually for up to 6 people or together for up to 12 (107 & 109 together) or even 18 people (Spencer House & 107 & 109 together).To check availability and book just visit www.houseofyork.orgWe pride ourselves on being couples and family friendly and we try to take any of the stress out of your stay so you can focus on enjoying yourselves and magnificent York. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit houseofyorkholidayhomes.substack.com
