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East Yorkshire encompasses city, coast and countryside. Unspoilt countryside and rolling hills, traditional market towns and quaint villages alongside up and coming cosmopolitan areas and the vibrant heritage of Hull, there's no wonder the area has such wide appeal.
Discover the breathtaking views on the East Yorkshire Wolds and let the character of the friendly Yorkshire people capture your heart.
So, you've made the decision to stay in East Yorkshire, now you can choose your accommodation, decide which attractions are a must see and find out what's on while you're here. Use the links below to ensure your stay is the best possible!
Browse East Yorkshire's attractions
Browse East Yorkshire's accommodation
Eating and drinking in East Yorkshire
The East Yorkshire Good Food Guide - click for a pdf
Download the 2008 Guide to The Yorkshire Wolds, featuring maps for the market towns and information on the Wolds Villages.
In East Yorkshire
Enjoy the medieval market town of Beverley as it becomes a festival hub with annual events that celebrate literature, jazz, and folk.
Explore a dramatic landscape from the chalk uplands and woodlands, leafy lanes, and old railway lines to the soaring cliffs of Flamborough and Sewerby above the crashing waves of the North Sea. Discover elegant promenades in the breezy seaside resorts of Bridlington, Hornsea and Withernsea, and admire the full beauty of the East Yorkshire coast along the famous Yorkshire Wolds Way National Trail.
Market Towns
Download details of Farmers Markets in East Yorkshire. For details on individual towns, use the links below:
Beverley
Home to the stunning Beverley Minster the town oozes historic charm. Popular with all ages, Beverley has pubs, bars, restaurants, shops and cafes to suit all tastes.
The Humber Bridge
The Humber Bridge is now the fourth largest single span suspension bridge in the world, and carries traffic between the North and South banks of the River Humber.
