The Flying Scotsman York is proud to announce that the iconic Locomotive The Flying Scotsman will be here in York from the 25th of February 2016 until the 6th March 2016. The events scheduled for this spectacular locomotive are ones not to be missed from The Inaugural Run to an impressive Arrival Dinner. There are of course other smaller events planned including The Opening Ceremony and Photography Events. There is also the Welcome Home Event where you will see the newly restored loco on public display until 10pm in The National Railway Museum. This is proving to be very popular so to book your break at our bed and breakfast here in York just visit our website. You can also […]

 It’s Back By Popular Demand The Railway Children  is here again in York until the 5th of September 2015 so there is still plenty of time yet to see this magnificent play set in such a breathtaking place The NRM. The performance is just electric it’s not to be missed and what a backdrop. So to book your tickets just visit The York Theatre Royal you will have an amazing time and what’s more it’s great fun for all the Family. From our bed and breakfast here in York it couldn’t be easier to get to The NRM. You can walk via the riverside walk and pick up  The City Walls. Or you can catch a direct Bus from our […]

Fun For Everyone Its a great day out for all the family at The York Maze during the summer from the 11th of July until the 7th of September 2015. Did you know that that the Maze is made from one million living growing maize plants. Wandering around the Maze just brings back the big kid in you its just fantastic. 20 different rides and attractions make this a real fun experience for all the family. So come on you know you want to !!!!! From our bed and breakfast its just a 20 minute drive away. Or you can jump on a bus (No 46M EYMS) from The York Train Station. Don’t Forget That our Food And Drink Festival […]

   The York National Railway Museum Is pleased to be hosting an important play about George Hudson the King of Railway’s he was born just outside York. He had a vision  to put York firmly on the rail network between London and Edinburgh. His legacy still lives on but sadly later in his life his railway companies owed so much debt that he fell out of public favour. He fled to France where he was imprisoned. George Hudson died in 1871. It was his wish that his body be returned to York to be buried in a small Churchyard in Scrayingham. Thanks to The York Theatre Royal from the 26th June – 11th July 2015. The National Railway Museum will be […]