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HARROGATE PREVIEW
Out and about in Harrogate
Nursery Industry teams up with Harrogate
Theakston Breweries and Visitor Centres and go back in time at
Ripley Castle and Newby Hall. Ripon is the cathedral city of the
Borough Council to find out what this exciting
dales and the fascinating Yorkshire Law & Order Museums are
spa town has to offer visitors to the Fair....
based here and the nightly tradition of setting the watch‚ still
continues every night in the market place.
Harrogate is a classic English floral town owing its cosmopolitan
One of the best views in Yorkshire is from the grounds of
charm and character to a heritage as a popular Victorian Spa town.
Knaresborough’s medieval castle and the town overlooking the
Modern Harrogate is a major conference and exhibition destination
river Nidd, viaduct and surrounding countryside. Enjoy idyllic
and the Harrogate International Centre is located in the centre
of town.
Harrogate is a lively mixture of fabulous shopping, café culture,
fine restaurants and plenty of green open spaces. Relax in the
opulent Turkish Baths, amble up through the Valley Gardens to the
RHS Garden Harlow Carr and soak up some culture at the Mercer
Art Gallery, Royal Pump Room and Theatre. Visitors are also
attracted to Harrogate’s status as the Antiques Centre of the North‚
with a wealth of antique shops and arcades.
Get out and about and discover more of the Harrogate District.
Visit the World Heritage site of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal
Water Garden, one of the National Trust’s most popular attractions.
Sample some traditional Yorkshire beer at the Black Sheep and
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www.nursery-industry.co.uk
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