Hull

The City of Hull has many pubs, cafe bars and restaurants. With such a vast range, there is something to suit all tastes and pockets. With an array of Old Town pubs and cafes; traditional ales, foreign beers and fine wines are readily available. Sit outside and enjoy a 'riverside' atmosphere at one of the many dockside bars and cafes.

Resting on stilts above the waters of an historic former dock the architecturally stunning Princes Quay Shopping Centre provides a whole three decks of stores including high-street names such as Gap, the Disney Store and Hull's very own Gadget Shop. Stylish designer shops are located in nearby Savile Street.

Relax and unwind in the area around Trinity Square, with continental style atmosphere and over twenty pubs, bars and restaurants.

Hull's Trinity Quarter, at the heart of the historic Old Town offers a vibrant shopping experience, including a traditional indoor market, and speciality shops situated in the shadow of Holy Trinity Church.

Trinity Market provides an enjoyable and traditional shopping experience within an Edwardian Grade 2 listed building. A wide range of quality goods and services are available within this unique shopping experience. The beautifully restored Victorian Arcade built in 1894, offers a wide range of specialist shops, catering for all shopping requirements.

Explore Holy Trinity Church, one of England's largest parish churches dating back to 1284 or visit the popular Hands on History Museum.

Hull's largest park is home to 6 bowling greens, 2 playgrounds, 2 football pitches and a 30-acre lake. Hull's oldest and most popular park features the Victorian conservatory, which is home to snakes, fish, birds, and tropical plants.