8 Insta-worthy photo spots in York

In this blog post I am sharing with you some of my favourite instagrammable locations in York. Obviously there are many more beautiful places in York, however this was my first time there and only had a couple of days to explore.

1. York City Walls, Station Road (opposite The Grand Hotel)

2. The Shambles

3. York Minster

4. Coffee Yard (linking Swinegate with Stonegate)

5. Low Petergate

6. York Museum Gardens

7. York City Walls (overlooking Gray’s Court)

8. York Magistrates Court

9. Castle Museum (interior and exterior)

10. St Olave’s Church

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