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Beverley Town Trail

Wilbert Lane, Butcher Row, Beverley, HU17 0AB, Tel: 01482 391672, Email, www.beverleytowntrail.co.uk

Take a step back in time, discover what life was like in Medieval Beverley. Stroll from the North Bar towards the Beverley Beck, discovering the trail's 39 unique sculptures which depict the guilds and trades of the area.

Town Trail

Beastly Beverley North Trail

Norfolk Street, New Walk, Beverley, HU17 7DR, Tel: 01482 391672, Email

Walk Route: Norfolk Street > New Walk > North Bar > Tiger Lane > Tiger Inn > Beverley Arms > St Mary's Church > Hengate > Norwood House > Ladygate > Saturday Market > Dyer Lane

The Beastly Beverley Trail is made up of two outdoor trails exploring the darker side of Beverley's history. The North Trails begins on Norfolk Street - you can start the South Trail from Beverley Minster.

Town Trail

Beastly Beverley South Trail

Minster Yard North, Beverley, HU17 0DP, Tel: 01482 391672, Email

Walk Route: Beverley Minster > Beverley Friary > Old Petrol Station, Eastgate > Wednesday Market > Wilbert Lane > Well Lane > Treasure House > Register Square > Guildhall > House of Correction > Toll Gavel > Lairgate > Landress Lane > Saturday Market

The Beastly Beverley Trail is made up of two outdoor trails exploring the darker side of Beverley's history. The South Trail begins at Beverley Minster on Minster Yard North - you can start the North Trail from Norfolk Street.

Town Trail

Elwell Trail

Butcher Row, Beverley, HU17 0AB, Tel: 01482 391672, Email

Walk Route: Butcher Row > Well Lane > Lord Roberts Road > Highgate > Friars Lane > Walkergate > Hengate > North Bar Within > Wood Lane > Sow Hill Road > Ladygate > Dyer Lane > Lairgate > Well Lane

Discover the paintings of Fred & Mary Elwell as you walk through the centre of Beverley.

Town Trail

Beverley Minster

Minster Yard North, Beverley, HU17 0DP, Tel: 01482 868540, Email, www.beverleyminster.org.uk

One of Britain's finest examples of medieval gothic architecture. Features 68, 16th-century misericords, saxon sanctuary chair, Percy tomb canopy and a large collection of medieval musician carvings in stone and wood.