Harrogate

Harrogate’s Royal Pump Room Museum was built in 1824 to house the Old Sulphur Well, whilst the town’s oldest medicinal spring, Tewit Well was discovered in 1571; both are popular with visitors interested in the town’s early history. More recent developments include the Harrogate International Centre on of the finest complexes of it’s kind in Europe, which along with the Royal Hall attracts thousands of visitors each year. Dining out in Harrogate is a real treat the only problem being the choice of restaurants on offer and shopping in the delightful town centre is as much an adventure as a necessity. All in all you would be hard pushed to find anywhere in the north of England to match Harrogate’s splendour and you can guarantee it will remain popular with visitors well into the foreseeable future.

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