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Hull Marina Local Information
Beverley Guildhall (8 miles)
It was none other than Guiseppe Cortese that decorated the stunning ceiling of Beverley Guildhall. Features such as this have ensured that this seat of local government is a grade 1 listed building. Beverley’s history, together with that of its environs, is detailed in two exhibition rooms. Open to the public on Fridays, these rooms are augmented by a fine Mayor’s Parlour and a sandstone portico inspired by the Temple of Apollo.
Tel: +44 (0)1482 392776
For more detailed information, please visit:
Web: www.aboutbritain.com/beverleyguildhall.htm
Elsham Hall Gardens and Country Park (10 miles)
Philanthropists Captain Elwes and his wife created Elsham Hall’s attractive lakeside gardens. Their plan was to help boost appreciation of arts, crafts and natural history. As such there’s an animal farm and a butterfly garden in addition to an impressive arboretum. There are more modern features too like an adventure playground, a sensory garden and lakes with both trout and carp.
Tel: +44 (0)1652 688698
Web: www.elshamhall.co.uk
For more detailed information, please visit:
Web: www.aboutbritain.com/ElshamHall.htm
Hull & East Riding Museum (1 mile)
You can visit Roman baths or explore an Iron Age village at the Hull and East Riding Museum. It has some of Britain’s most striking displays both of archaeology and natural history. There are dinosaur bones, middle age treasures and warriors from the Bronze Age. It’s a museum like no other – engaging, educational and great fun! There are full facilities including disabled access and baby change provision.
Tel: +44 (0)1482 613902
Web: www.hullcc.gov.uk/museums/hulleast/
For more detailed information, please visit:
Web: www.aboutbritain.com/hullandeastridingmuseum.htm
Normanby Hall Country Park (14 miles)
The impressive Normanby Hall is to be found set amidst peaceful North Lincolnshire countryside. Designed by Sir Robert Smirke, this Regency Mansion is at the heart of parkland stretching to more than 300 acres. There are many different facilities and attractions to enjoy here, from pony trekking through the park to exploring the interior of the Hall itself with its fine period furniture and fittings. There are various fascinating buildings dotted around the parkland, fitted out to play the roles they would have in times gone by. The museum of farming shows how agriculture was undertaking here through the years.
Tel: +44 (0)1724 720588
Web: www.northlincs.gov.uk/NorthLincs/leisure/museums/normanbyhall/
For more detailed information, please visit:
Web: www.aboutbritain.com/NormanbyHallCountryPark.htm
Pleasure Island Theme Park (18 miles)
There’s fun on offer at Pleasure Island Theme Park for all the family. White knuckle rides, fun rides, shows and themed areas – it’s all here. Tinkaboo Town is a tot’s delight, a play world themed around candy. Alternatively, the undercover play jungle in the ‘Masai Retreat’ offers shows, safe play, picnic facilities and rides. For the more gung-ho, there’s the Hyper Blaster, the Terror Rack, the Para Tower and more. There are full facilities available at the park with disabled support, baby changing, picnic areas and more. Dogs allowed on a lead only.
Tel: +44 (0)1472 211511
Web: www.pleasure-island.co.uk
For more detailed information, please visit:
Web: www.aboutbritain.com/pleasureislandthemepark.htm
Underground RAF Bunker Tours (16 miles)
Appearances can be deceptive, as you’ll find out at RAF Holmpton’s Underground Bunker Tour. What initially seems like a small, quaint guard room-cum-cottage turns out to be just the tip of an ultra-secure, underground figurative iceberg. In fact, the underground facility covers a similar floor space as a modern supermarket, yet it’s so well concealed and is so secret that even few Withernsea locals knew of its existence until recently. The bunker was opened to the public in 2004 and the organised, guided tours offer a fascinating insight into this command centre, the cold war and more.
Tel: +44(0)1964 630208
Web: www.rafholmpton.com
For more detailed information, please visit:
Web: www.aboutbritain.com/UndergroundBunker.htm