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6 Hours In Richmondshire

So you've got six hours in Richmondshire - that's great news. Let's see how you can best use your time while you're here. Last updated 2nd January 2024

What Should I Do With Six Hours In Richmondshire?

If you have six hours or a half day to spend in Richmondshire, here are some things you can do:

  • Richmond Castle: This well-preserved castle dates back to the 11th century and provides a glimpse into English history. You can easily spend a couple of hours exploring the castle, including the dungeons, great hall, and keep.
  • The Georgian Theatre Royal: This beautiful Georgian theater is one of the oldest and most preserved theaters in England. They offer tours and sometimes have shows or events.
  • The Green Howards Museum: This military museum has impressive displays, artefacts, and photographs tracing the 300-year history of one of England's oldest regiments.
  • The Station: This former railway station is now an art center and community hub with a cinema, gallery, and cafe. You can catch screenings, view exhibitions or participate in workshops.
  • Richmond Market: This weekly market, held on Saturdays, sells fresh produce, baked goods, clothing, and crafts. It's a great place to enjoy some local flavor and pick up some souvenirs.
  • Easby Abbey: This stunning abbey ruin is only a short walk from Richmond and includes a church, cloisters, and chapter house.
  • Walks: Richmondshire has stunning countryside perfect for picturesque walks, so why not go for a stroll to enjoy the landscapes on offer?

Remember to plan your trip in advance, and be sure to double-check timings and opening hours for any attractions or activities you plan to visit. Enjoy your half day in Richmondshire!

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