A summary of What’s on, what to see and do in York over the next 7 Days. Updated 10 July 2020
Information courtesy of Visit York
See also – Festivals in York throughout the year
Things may be a little different, with measures like pre-booking now often required, so it’s worth making sure you have the most up-to-date information on the things you’d like to see and do before you set out. Check out What is Open in York page on Visit York
Get clued up on “We’re Good To Go”, the Visit England scheme which many York businesses are adopting, showing they adhere to Government and public health guidance, and allowing you to enjoy days out with confidence.
When spending time in York we ask that you be considerate and observe social distancing to allow yourself and others to enjoy the city safely.
Visit York Visitor Information Centre
Our award-winning team are back to give you great advice on making the most of your time in York. You can even pick up great York themed gifts and locally made products.
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York Early Music Festival Online 9-11 July
This online festival features performances and talks from an exciting line-up of musicians which includes headliner Iestyn Davies, the internationally acclaimed countertenor.
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York Army Museum Reopening 10 July
The York Army museum is home to some of the UK’s most important regimental collections, with 300 years of global history. There’s no need to pre-book, but other measures are in place for your welfare.
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Ghost Bus Tours Reopening 10 July
Take a spooky ride around the city’s ghostly streets. Please wear a mask so that no one can hear you scream…
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York Minster Reopening 11 July
The majestic Minster reopens its doors to pre-booked sightseers this Saturday. We’re Good To Go measures are in place to ensure you can experience its grandeur safely.
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JORVIK Group Attractions Reopening 11 July
The world-famous JORVIK Viking Centre, hidden gem Barley Hall, and archaeological adventure DIG are back, allowing your family to encounter York’s history once again. They all have We’re Good To Go.
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York City Sightseeing Reopening 11 July
The open top red buses are back. Hop on and hop off as you please, getting a unique perspective of York in the process. They have We’re Good To Go.
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Allerthorpe Lakeland Park Reopening 14 July
From pedalos to paddle boards, there’s buckets of aquatic adventure waiting for you at Allerthorpe Lakeland Park. Capacity is limited, so book ahead to avoid disappointment.
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These events have been hand picked by Visit York.
Go to Visit York’s What’s On page to see a full list of things to do in York.
