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04 Discover Hull at Your Pace 06 Museums & Attractions Welcome 10 Theatres 12 Shopping A visit to Hull is always the start of a 14 Food and Drink great story. Located on the banks of 16 Ghostly Tales the Rivers Hull and , Hull is a 18 Things To See 20 Open Spaces city steeped in history and culture 22 Sport combined with an exciting and 24 Tourist Information eclectic nightlife. A visit provides the 25 Events Listings 26 Nearby Neighbours perfect opportunity to sample all the 28 Hull Map city has to offer including the nearby neighbours of the Wolds and the stunning East Yorkshire coastline. Why not come and see what the region has to offer?

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Learn about Hull’s history and entrance hall and see how architecture and explore the interiors would have been in Old Town with tour guide, buildings during Hull's Paul Schofield, or just wander trading heyday. around with one of the free The walkway, maps available from the which runs behind the Tourist Information Centre. buildings on High Street and Follow the fishes on follows the banks of the river, The Seven Seas Fish Trail. is where the earliest settlers Starting outside the Tourist lived and moored their boats. Information Centre are 41 You can follow the river to the unique pavement sculptures picturesque Marina which of life size representations of houses numerous yachts and all kinds of fish, from a tiny small sailing craft. Walk anchovy to a 10ft ray. Obtain around the Marina to Victoria a free map and follow the trail Pier where the Ferry used to through the historic Old Town go to the South Bank before - great fun for all the family. the was built. Walk along the cobbled Corporation Pier opened in High Street in the Old Town, 1847 but was renamed which was once the medieval Victoria Pier in 1854 after hub of the city, where quaint Queen Victoria left from this old buildings and olde-world port following her visit to Hull. Discover Hull pubs have stood for years Finally, just a short distance and four museums bring from the Marina and the history back to life in the Museums Quarter, no trip at your pace Museums Quarter. Set to Hull would be complete around beautiful gardens, the without a visit to . The best way to explore the museums offer a fantastic There are thousands of fish day out for all the family. and sea creatures on show city and learn of Hull’s heritage Also on High Street in Hull is including spectacular sharks the fine merchant’s house, and rays - watch the sharks in an exciting and interesting Maister House which was being fed every day! The way is to walk the routes or rebuilt in 1743. Owned by the Deep’s a great place to National Trust visitors can keep the kids amused trails around it. view the staircase and for several hours.

4 Hull Mini Guide Hull Mini Guide 5 visithullandeastyorkshire.com visithullandeastyorkshire.com Hands On History Museum Museums South Church Side Tel: 01482 300300 & Attractions Situated in the old Grammar School which is a listed building Hull is home to many free museums, mostly situated in the Old where Town and centre of Hull. The museums regularly host events studied, the museum houses the and exhibitions, so there’s always something new to discover. story of Hull and its people. Hands (All opening times correct at time of going to press.) on History includes a fascinating glimpse into Victorian times and also features an Egyptian Gallery with a genuine 2,600 year old Rear of Streetlife Museum, mummy and unique replicas of High Street King Tutankhamun’s treasures. Tel: 01482 300300 Open: Please check website for up to date opening times. Moored on the River Hull is Hull’s Admission: Free last sidewinder trawler. Now a museum, you can join the crew and learn about deep sea fishing and the treacherous sea. Open: Please check website for up to Hull & East Riding Museum date opening times. Admission: Free 36 High Street Tel: 01482 300300 This museum of archaeology is The Deep the place to see a horde of Viking Tower Street treasure, walk through an Iron Age Tel: 01482 381000 village, enter a Roman bath house and see a majestic mammoth. Hull’s award-winning aquarium is the world’s only submarium and Open: Please check website for up to date opening times. Europe’s deepest viewing tunnel! The spectacular building is home to over Admission: Free 3,500 fish including sharks and rays. Open: 10am-6pm daily except 24-25 Dec. Admission: £10.50 adult, £8.50 child Hull History Centre Worship Street Dinostar - The Dinosaur Experience Tel: 01482 317500 28-29 Humber Street The City and Tel: 01482 320424 have united their archive and local studies collections under one roof Visit Hull’s interactive dinosaur museum. in a pioneering partnership. Visit See a fascinating collection of dinosaur the Centre for education, research exhibits - touch Triceratops bones, see or just to enjoy discovering about a T-Rex skull and hear a Raptor roar! local history. Kid’s workshops feature interactive, Open: Please check website for up to hands-on sessions. date opening times. Open: 11am - 5pm Admission: Free Sundays and School Holidays only. Admission: £3 adult, £1.50 child/senior citizen

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Hull Maritime Museum 23-25 High Street Tel: 01482 300300 Tel: 01482 300300 Situated in the old Dock Offices Being the birthplace of William of Hull, the Museum tells the story Wilberforce, famous campaigner of the town’s maritime heritage. against the slave trade, the museum Discover the whaler’s craft of tells the story of the transatlantic Scrimshaw and see a full sized slave trade and its abolition, as well whale skeleton alongside superb as the impact of contemporary ship models and stunning artefacts. . The permanent displays Open: Please check website for up to include journals and items that date opening times. belonged to Wilberforce. Admission: Free Open: Please check website for up to date opening times. Admission: Free Lightship , Castle Street Tel: 01482 300300 For almost 50 years the Spurn Queen Victoria Square Lightship guided ships safely Tel: 01482 300300 through the treacherous River The gallery's permanent collection Humber. Having recently been of paintings and sculpture spans refurbished it is a great place to artistic periods from medieval discover what life onboard was times to the present day. There’s a like and how it was used as a regular programme of events, navigational aid. guided tours and changing Open: Please check website for up to exhibitions, so there’s always date opening times. something new to explore. Admission: Free Open: Please check website for up to date opening times. Admission: Free Streetlife Museum of Transport High Street Red Gallery Tel: 01482 300300 19 Osborne Street Experience some of the first modes of transport. Board a tram, www.red-gallery.com enjoy the pleasures of a carriage RED opened in 1997 and provides ride and walk down a 1940’s high Hull with an independent exhibition street, with all the sights, sounds space and 'laboratory' for and smells of the past. contemporary art. RED is a non- Open: Please check website for up to profit making initiative, run date opening times. collectively by a small group of Admission: Free local artists. Visit their website for details of exhibitions.

8 Hull Mini Guide Hull Mini Guide 9 visithullandeastyorkshire.com visithullandeastyorkshire.com Theatres Let Hull For those looking for culture and entertainment, the city has several theatres with regularly Entertain You! changing shows and events to enjoy. If you’re looking for culture or a Kingston Square night’s entertainment during your Tel: 01482 226655 www.hullcc.gov.uk/hullnewtheatre stay, look no further than the Features the best in musicals, opera, exceptional theatres available in ballet, drama, children's shows and Hull city centre. one night performances, with a highlight of the year being the annual Hull offers theatre goers a venue. In 2009 it was spectacular Christmas pantomime. wide mix of venues and rehoused in a £14.5M new events. If you want to see building on Ferensway and some of the musicals and the new 440 seat theatre classic shows that have still retains the intimate 50 Ferensway graced the West End visit style and charm of the Tel: 01482 323638 Hull New Theatre. The original. Its productions www.hulltruck.co.uk theatre regularly hosts regularly tour around the dramas and musicals country. Watch the latest plays and stand featuring well known actors up comedy in one of the country’s Fruit, Hull’s newest venue is and household names as leading production theatres. Hull a refurbished fruit well as showcasing opera, Truck has an excellent reputation warehouse which ballet and the ever popular and always puts on the best showcases ground-breaking Christmas Pantomime! contemporary dramas as well as new artists and cutting great work from great playwrights. is Hull’s most edge work. It showcases versatile venue and offers comedians, performance rock and pop concerts, and theatre and also hosts Hull City Hall comedians and hosts an contemporary art and annual International Masters photography exhibitions. Victoria Square orchestral concert season So, whether you want to see Tel: 01482 226655 drawing major British and up and coming new talent, www.hullcc.gov.uk/hullcityhall European orchestras. artists, comedians or top Hosting a variety of comedians, Hull Truck is renowned for established names all the concerts and events from classical, the John Godber style high venues host a variety of rock to pop to local choirs and quality dramas and started shows and events graduations. out as a very small, intimate throughout the year. Fruit 62-63 Humber Street, Tel: 01482 280018 www.fruitspace.co.uk Hull’s newest and most exciting home for performance, theatre and arts. Hosting a variety of cutting edge theatre, cinema, comedy, music, art and photography exhibitions and fashion shows.

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If shopping’s your bag, visit Prospect Centre also offers the city of Hull where you’ll a wide range of shops under find an abundance of cover. For classic tailoring shopping areas all within and trendy designer names, walking distance of each the cobbled Savile Street other. The swanky main to the north of Queen shopping centres all have Victoria Square is the place convenient parking to make to shop. Wander down life easier for you! Whitefriargate for more high Amongst them is St street brands. Next to the Stephen’s. Situated next Indoor Trinity Market is the to the train station on beautifully restored Victorian Ferensway, this is Hull’s Hepworth’s Arcade which newest glitzy shopping and houses various alternative leisure centre where you can retail outlets with a retro feel. shop ‘til you drop, enjoy a For an instant fix of retail Shopping lunch or catch a film. therapy, you’re sure to find Over towards Victoria all you need in Hull. You can Hull is a great place to shop with Square is the architecturally wander from one end of the three shopping centres, familiar stunning city centre to the other and shopping centre built on see a wide range of familiar high street brands and numerous stilts over a former dock. high street stores and Over the four decks there specialist shops to cater for independent shops all located within are over 100 shops and a your every need – whatever the city centre. Shop ‘til you drop! cinema – take a break and the weather! view the latest releases!

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There is a wide range of restaurants with outdoor cuisine on offer including areas to make it a vital Italian, Indian, Chinese, Thai, destination when visiting Mexican, Mediterranean, the city centre. Turkish, as well as There are many bars and traditional English fayre. restaurants located outside Sit by the waterfront on the city centre area in the Princes Dockside and eat al trendy quarter around fresco in one of the many Princes Avenue and cafés and pubs. Enjoy a Newland Avenue which delicious pub meal and soak are well worth a visit. up the atmosphere in the This area offers a vibrant, Old Town or visit Trinity bustling atmosphere at Quarter, the site of the old any time of day with bars market square in front of and pubs virtually next to Holy Trinity Church. This each other. For a unique area has benefited from experience why not dine recent sensitive restoration with the sharks at the Two including seating and public Rivers Restaurant within art, as well as a great The Deep on a Friday selection of small cafés and or Saturday evening?

Food and Drink Hull has a wide selection of superb family friendly restaurants and cafés, as well as numerous bars, traditional pubs and exciting nightlife.

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The smallest window in contains the famous ‘Plotting can be found on the Parlour’ where Sir John exterior wall of The George Hotham and others plotted Inn on a street called The against Charles I who Land of Green Ginger (named arrogantly believed the after the medieval spice monarchy had the right to do market that operated here). and take what they pleased. The story goes that the Wanting to levy illegal taxes, window, which is adjacent to ‘Ships money’, members of the gateway used by the old the gentry refused to pay. Ye mail coaches, was used as a Olde White Harte is also home lookout by those responsible to the skull of a youth. Doctors for caring for the horses. and physicians have examined Visit Ye Olde Black Boy in it and a fracture on the top High Street to see one of the suggests the youth died from few remaining old pubs in Hull a blow to the head. It is that has kept its original style. suggested an angry, drunk sea Originally opening as a pipe captain hit the boy with a shop in 1720, it has also been a pistol. The boy was discovered brothel. It became a public hidden under the staircase in house in the 1930s. There are the 19th century. This skull can many ghostly tales attached still be seen in a Perspex case to the old building. Regulars behind the Small Saloon Bar. are supposed to have photos The old Grammar School of ghostly apparitions; one became a private residence was grabbed round the neck after world war two and a few by a pair of ghostly hands ghost stories originate from appearing from the bar wall. It this time. It was rumoured that was also rumoured that a a vicar or curate wandered the previous landlord’s dog was dark corridors and could be Ghostly tales traumatised by spending a seen floating past the first night downstairs in the pub. floor windows. Whenever the Who knows what it saw? apparition was seen terrible Like any city, Hull has its own Another of the pubs in Hull events would take place. unique attractions and places of to retain its original look as Learn more about Hull’s a Grade 2 listed building is history, architecture and historical interest. Here’s some Ye Olde White Harte down explore the Old Town with Silver Street which originates tour guide, Paul Schofield. you may not know about. from the 1550s. This building Tel: 01482 878535.

16 Hull Mini Guide Hull Mini Guide 17 visithullandeastyorkshire.com visithullandeastyorkshire.com Things to See Wilberforce Monument Opposite Queens Gardens, in front of standing 31 metres high is the Wilberforce Monument - Holy Trinity Church a statue of William Wilberforce, the former Hull MP and anti-slavery This magnificent historical building campaigner. In 1834 it was situated is one of the grandest parochial on Monument Bridge but was churches in England. (It is recorded moved in 1935 as it became a traffic as England's largest parish church by hazard as the town expanded. area in the Guinness Book of Records.) Being over 700 years old it has many unique and fascinating Hull Old Town features that are well worth a visit. The font dates from 1380 and Named as one of the nation’s best- William Wilberforce was baptised preserved urban areas, Hull’s Old here. Open for both visitors and Town is packed with traditional worship. There are several cafés pubs and cafes alongside the and pubs located in Trinity Square in museums quarter, which holds four front of the church which makes it an of the city’s eight free museums. ideal place to relax and have a break. Enjoy a relaxing bite to eat while absorbing the atmosphere of the medieval cobbled streets. St Mary’s Church In Lowgate, this church is a fine Museum of Club Culture example of a medieval church which Situated in Humber Street, this © Mark Wigan has been added to over successive unique museum celebrates and generations. No one is sure when it chronicles all aspects of club culture. was built but it is referred to in Regularly hosting exhibitions and records in 1327. With years of history projects to do with club cultures and to delve into, see four medieval street styles from around the world. shields high in the east window and Elizabethan panelling in the clergy vestry. William Wilberforce’s Fruit Market grandfather was a Churchwarden here and it is reasonable to assume Take a stroll from the nearby marina Charles I worshipped here when and enjoy the city’s fruit market area. staying at Wilberforce House. The now disused fruit market stores have given way to a bohemian mix of unique venues, shops, museums, art Humber Bridge galleries and even a micro brewery. Towering 30 metres above the river Humber, the 2,220 metre long Architecture bridge used to be the longest For those interested in architecture single-span suspension bridge in the city centre has two good the world. Now in the Top 5, it is examples of ex cinemas. The Tower still an awesome feat of (1914-1978) stands on Rd. by engineering. Spend an afternoon the southern Hull Paragon taking in the views as you stroll Interchange car park and opposite across the bridge or walk under it this is the ex Regent cinema (opened at Little Switzerland. 1910), with its fine Art Deco top.

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Queens Dock was once the West Park, next to the KC UK’s largest dock and was Stadium, has also renamed after Queen undergone major Victoria's visit to Hull in refurbishment and is a great 1854. With the arrival of new place to stretch your legs Docks in the city centre, it with the dog, or to play with was filled in and became the kids. Pearson Park, Queens Gardens in 1930. between Princes Avenue You can still see the shape and Road, still of the dock from overhead resonates with Victorian and from the walls around it. grandeur and features an Sit and enjoy an ice cream excellent play area and a or sandwich in the park or conservatory filled with feed the ducks. In summer it birds, reptiles and fish. The is host to various concerts acclaimed poet and events. lived in a house overlooking East Park underwent a £10m Pearson Park from 1956 - refurbishment in 2008 and is 1974. Larkin was heavily now one of the premier park influenced by the city and venues in the north of on an autumn afternoon in England. A great place for all the park you can experience the family, there is an animal something of the particular education centre with atmosphere that pervades animals and birds, an much of his work. enclosed deer park, In the Humber Bridge Open Spaces spectacular pavilion which Country Park you can walk houses a café, two children’s below the Humber Bridge to play areas, bowling greens, Foreshore or stroll If you’re looking to have a boating/fishing lake with around the Country Park boathouse, model yacht area known as “Little picnic, have a kick about with a pond, football and rugby Switzerland”, which used to ball, walk your dog or just rest pitches, plus beautiful be a chalk quarry. The only gardens. The open parkland thing left of the old quarry your feet, there are various is used for sporting and workings is the black outdoor events, including painted mill which was used parks around the city. music concerts. for crushing chalk.

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Home to both Hull City Rovers, is located at Craven Football Club and Hull FC, the Park in East Hull. Rivalry KC Stadium is a superb state- between the two teams in of-the-art facility which holds the city is legendary. 25,000 people for matches is home to an and also hosts conferences olympic sized skating rink. and events. Watch a match or Watch a game of ice hockey take part in a tour of the here or try your chances on stadium as part of a package. the ice yourself! Beginners ice Excellent sporting facilities skating lessons and family are also available in and lessons are available. Hull around the in Arena also often hosts West Park. concerts by top rock and pop Hull’s other first class rugby groups from time to time. league team, Hull Kingston Check their website for details.

Sport For sporting things to do the choice is enormous. KC Stadium is home to football’s Hull City AFC and rugby league’s Hull FC.

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APRIL Race for Life Costello Stadium CAMRA Real Ale Festival Veterans' Weekend Hull City Centre East Park APRIL/MAY Hessle Road Pram Race Hessle Road Hull BID Fashion Week Various Venues, Hull City Centre Trinity Music Festival Hull Old Town MAY Hull Pride Make the most of your stay with our expert knowledge West Park Hull Carnival and advice. Hull City Centre Avenues Open Gardens Find out how to get here, where to stay, eat, drink, shop and The Avenues, Princes Avenue Jane Tomlinson 10K Run for All Yum! Festival of Food & Drink what to see and do while you are visiting. Our shop also sells Hull City Centre maps, books, and a selection of local and regional souvenirs. Hull City Centre National Family Week Coach drivers can call the Tourist Information team to Hull City Centre AUGUST arrange free coach parking. Springboard Music Festival Hull Motor Show Cottingham East Park

HULL TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE JUNE SEPTEMBER (OPEN ALL YEAR) Merge Arts Festival Freedom Festival 1 Paragon Street, Hull, HU1 3NA East Park Hull City Centre East Coast Run Car Rally Heritage Open Days Humber Bridge Hull City Centre OPEN Humber Bridge Half Marathon OCTOBER Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 11am-3pm Humber Bridge Hull Biz Week Glimmer: International Hull Short Film Festival Tel: 01482 223559 Various Venues, Hull Princes Avenue Vista Festival Email: [email protected] Princes Avenue www.visithullandeastyorkshire.com Walton Street JUNE/JULY OCTOBER/NOVEMBER Humber Mouth Festival Various Venues, Hull Hull Comedy Festival Various Venues, Hull JULY NOVEMBER Hull Jazz Festival Various Venues, Hull Christmas Lights Switch On Hull City Centre

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The beauty of the Yorkshire packed with seabirds. See scenery can be seen from puffins, gannets, kittiwakes the many smaller towns amongst others. Spurn and villages in the Point, a unque spit of land surrounding area and along at the entrance to the river the dramatic East Yorkshire Humber, is a haven for coastline. There is so much nature lovers. Whilst visiting to see and do from small the seaside, it’s a must to villages, historic market stop off at . Visit Gardens, A trip to Beverley is a must towns and country houses the Old Town or stop to Hall, Stewarts Hall -see for any visitor. The to pleasant sandy beaches enjoy fish and chips along Gardens and Museum, quintessential market town, and nature reserves. the seafront. House and from its cobbled streets Visit the at For those with a historical Hall. lined with quaint tea shops or walk along interest, there are many Several market towns are all to the bustling stalls and the headland to nearby stately homes, in close proximity to Hull lively atmosphere of the Cliffs, the RSPB nature historic houses and gardens and make a pleasant day Saturday Market, Beverley is reserve which is literally such as Hall and out. is known as dominated by Beverley the capital of the Wolds and Minster which was built features attractive Victorian between 1220 and 1425, one architecture, historic inns, of the finest Gothic many individual shops, a churches in England. bustling street market on Mill & Museum is a Thursdays and a monthly popular attraction set over farmer’s market. an acre of countryside and is a charming commanding magnificent market town with various views over the Yorkshire pubs, shops and restaurants Wolds. Why not walk part and a farmer’s market. The of the Wolds Way which centre is characterised by passes through the the red pantile roofs, delightful village of Welton unusual street names and and the pleasant woodland twisting alleys. Market surrounding ? Weighton also has a Or by bike on one of the market, several shops, eight Big Skies Bike Rides. cafes, pubs and is well It’s a great way to soak up worth a visit. the atmosphere and beauty of the landscape.

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Parking 1 The Deep 10 St. Mary the Virgin Lowgate Hull City CP Coach Parking 2 Maister House 11 Holy Trinity Church Hotel 3 Hull & East Riding Museum 12 Hands on History Museum Entertainment Venue 4 Streetlife Museum of Transport 13 Maritime Museum Centre Map Visior Attraction 5 Arctic Corsair 14 Ferens Art Gallery Point of Interest 6 Wilberforce House 15 Spurn Light Ship

Campanile Tourist Information 7 16 Dinostar Hotel Toilets 8 Bounty Dry Dock 17 Victoria Pier

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Oresome Gallery & Jewellery Workshop

Make it - Own it - Love it Come and discover the perfect gift Oresome gallery & jewellery workshop is a creative space, situated on the beautiful Hull Marina. The gallery space stocks unique handmade jewellery, ceramics and glass from local and national artists. Come and discover the perfect gift or why not treat yourself to something special? Within the workshop we run a variety of jewellery courses from beginners to advanced, you can even come and make your own wedding rings.

Our courses include: • Make your own wedding rings • Taster days • Summer schools • 4 Week jewellery skills courses • Hot glass beading

Our services include: • Bespoke Jewellery - We will work with you to create your designs • Commissions - Discuss your ideas with our experienced jewellers • Repairs & servicing - We offer a repair, cleaning & restringing service Free estimates given.

Other services at Oresome: • Quality clothing alterations by Eleanor Frances • Portrait service by Hayley Booth

GALLERY OPENING TIMES: Monday & Tuesday closed Wed 9-9, Thurs to Sat 9-4, Sun 1-4

WORKSHOP OPENING TIMES: Monday & Tuesday closed Wed 9-12, 1-4, 6-9, Thurs to Sat 9-12, 1-4, Sun 1-4

T: 01482 213881 W: www.oresomegallery.com E: [email protected] 1 Humber Street | The Fruit Market | Hull | HU1 1TG

30 Hull Mini Guide Hull Mini Guide 31 Hull’s Award-Wining Aquarium • Over 3,500 fish including spectacular sharks & rays • Daily dive presentations & fish feeding • Glass lift ride through 10m tank • Restaurant with tank views on Fri/Sat evenings

t: 01482 381000 The Deep, Hull, HU1 4DP