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GETTING TO YORK


Enjoying the benefits of excellent rail and road networks, York is undoubtedly one of the most easily accessible cities in the UK.


JOURNEY TIMES BY CAR


LONDON: 4 HOURS MANCHESTER: BIRMINGHAM: NEWCASTLE:


EDINBURGH: 4 HOURS


1 HOUR 25 MINS 2 HOURS 30 MINS 1 HOUR 30 MINS


JOURNEYS BY RAIL EDINBURGH GLASGOW M8 A74 A1 NEWCASTLE


Bergen Slavanger


NorthNor SeaSe


Irish Sea


YORK LEEDS LIVERPOOL M62 HULL MANCHESTER M6


BIRMINGHAM M5


M4 BRISTOL M5 LONDON


SOUTHAMPTON PORTSMOUTH


PLYMOUTH M20 M2


FOLKSTONE DOVER


English Channel


NOTTINGHAM SHEFFIELD


M1 A1 HARWICH


Hook of Holland Hamburg Goteburg


Dunkirk Calais


York is within easy travelling distance of six international airports:


Manchester (0161 489 3000), Leeds/Bradford (0113 250 9696), Newcastle (0871 882 1121), Humberside (01652 688456), Durham (01325 332811), Robin Hood (Doncaster 01302 801010)


JOURNEYS BY AIR


Zeebrugge Rotterdam


LONDON: 2 HOURS MANCHESTER: BIRMINGHAM: NEWCASTLE: EDINBURGH:


EAST COAST:


www.eastcoast.co.uk CROSS COUNTRY TRAINS:


www.crosscountrytrains.co.uk


FIRST TRANSPENNINE EXPRESS: www.tpexpress.co.uk GRAND CENTRAL:


www.grandcentralrail.co.uk


1 HOUR 30 MINS 2 HOUR 20 MINS 1 HOUR


2 HOUR 20 MINS


JOURNEYS BY SEA


Jet2.com is the North of England’s favourite low cost airline. It flies to and from 38 European destinations into Leeds Bradford Airport, in the heart of Yorkshire and less than an hour by road from the beautiful city of York. Visit www.jet2.com to book.


P & O Ferries operate daily overnight crossings from Zeebrugge and Rotterdam direct to Hull with a coach link to York. www.poferries.com


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