Edwin Lascelles commissioned the building of Harewood House in the mid-18th century with money his father Henry made. It has been home to the Lascelles family ever since, reflecting the changing tastes and styles of the past 250 years.

Harlow Carr is a garden dominated by water, stone and woodland and is very much part of the surrounding Yorkshire landscape.Harlow Carr seeks to push the boundaries of design and planting styles.

Wetherby has thrived and flourished becoming one of the Country’s leading jumping tracks. The Racecourse has embraced change and modernisation whilst maintaining the finest traditions of its steeple-chasing heritage. Now, Wetherby is a subtle blend of old and new, with some of the most modern racecourse facilities available, nestling in 300 acres of park and farmland, adjacent to the A1.

Located in the heart of the beautiful North Yorkshire spa town of Harrogate, smack-bang in the middle of the UK, Harrogate International Centre (HIC) is one of the most impressively integrated conference, exhibition and events venues in Europe.

The Great Yorkshire Show is the country's leading agricultural event. Held in Harrogate, normally three days in July with over 125,000 visitors who will enjoy this celebration of agriculture and country life.

Famous for its breathtaking views of the Nidd Gorge, the town is made up of numerous ancient walkways, cobbled alleys and secret passages, all of which reward careful exploration.

Actioned packed day for all the family. Including England's Longest Rollercoaster - The Ultimate, the theme park is very popular for the thrill seekers. The park also boasts a Bird of Prey Centre and a Valley Shopping Village.

Yorkshire’s first World Heritage Site is a huge estate of beauty, contrasts and surprises including the largest abbey ruins in the country and one of England’s most spectacular Georgian water gardens.

Yorkshire’s first World Heritage Site is a huge estate of beauty, contrasts and surprises including the largest abbey ruins in the country and one of England’s most spectacular Georgian water gardens.

Yorkshire’s first World Heritage Site is a huge estate of beauty, contrasts and surprises including the largest abbey ruins in the country and one of England’s most spectacular Georgian water gardens.

People have been coming to worship and pray at Ripon for more than 1,350 years. The Cathedral building itself is part of this continuing act of worship, begun in the 7th century when Saint Wilfrid built one of England’s first stone churches on this site, and still renewed every day. Within the nave and choir, you can see the evidence of 800 years in which master craftsmen have expressed their faith in wood and stone.

A visit to York Minster is your moment in the long history of northern Europe's greatest gothic cathedral. You'll see traces of every age from the Roman occupation of York onwards to the future of this working and worshipping church.

For a family day out to experience falconry shows, horse shows, including real jousting with knights in armour doing combat in the Tiltyard. The museum in Leeds is a multi-million pound purpose built building. It houses a large part of the national collection of arms and armour, and displays over 8500 objects throughout its five themed galleries.

Choose from any number of luxury treatments or just spend time unwinding in the beautiful steam rooms and feel the stresses and stains of life just melt away.

The Yorkshire Wolds are low hill in the countries of East Riding of Yorkshire and North Yorkshire. One of nine National trails in England, the Yorkshire Wolds Way is a long distance foot path which runs the length of the Wolds from the Humber Bridge at Hessle to Filey on the coast. It is managed by the Countryside Commission.

Travel in style from York to Scarborough for a Summer day trip, across beautiful Yorkshire countryside. This service runs from 16th July to 29th August 2013 on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday's. The route takes about 2.5h.