Day Planner
What to do on site?
Which English Heritage properties are nearby?
Which other places of interest are nearby?
See York from above
Enjoy the best views of the historic city of York atop the tower’s battlements, sweeping views of the river, Minster, racecourse and beyond will give you an amazing king’s-eye-view of the city. The tower was once the central stronghold of York Castle, the tower has survived turbulent centruies of fire, siege and attempted demolition. Don’t forget to take a camera to capture some amazing photographs of York.
Fascinating tours
Explore the part Clifford’s Tower played in the history of England with special hidden history guided tours throughout the holiday periods.
Browse the shop
Remember your day at Clifford’s Tower with a souvenir from our shop. Purchase unusual gifts for that someone special, from gifts for Grandma and books for history buffs to unique jewellery for Mums and English jams for Dads you’re sure to find something to suit everyone’s tastes!
Which English Heritage properties are nearby?
York Cold War Bunker
Distance: 2 miles
English Heritage’s most modern, most unusual and perhaps most spine-chilling site, ‘No.20 Group Royal Observer Corps HQ’ is a semi-subterranean bunker which would have monitored nuclear explosions and fallout in the Yorkshire region. A fascinating insight into modern history with a fully guided tour.
Kirkham Priory
Distance: 2 miles
The riverside ruins of an Augustinian priory, picturesquely set in the beautiful Derwent valley near the Yorkshire Wolds. Discover the secret park Kirkham played in World War Two.
Tourist Information
The nearest Tourist Information is located at the De Gray rooms, opposite York City Gallery, in York City centre, call 01904 646940.
For more information on things to see and do in the area please see
www.visityork.org.
For more information about things to see and do in Yorkshire please see
www.Yorkshire.com.