A guide to York in five heritage pubs for historical interior enthusiasts

By Victoria Wells, Professor of Sustainable Management, University of York

York in North Yorkshire is a beautiful historic city with links to the Romans, Saxons and the Vikings. It’s full of architecture from medieval times, as well as Georgian and Victorian gems.

Given its history, a visitor can be kept busy for many days. But all visitors need a refreshment stop (or three). While visiting a traditional English pub for a pint, a packet of crisps and maybe even some proper English pub fare (a pie, fish and chips or a roast, for instance), in York you can get those stops in and continue your appreciation of the city’s distinct heritage.

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