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For those looking to combine a town and country experience,
HOME AT FIRST also offers apartments in the small, prosperous
city of Harrogate, between the Dales and York. The apartments are within a short walk (5
minutes or less) of shops, restaurants, and the rail
station, making rail trips to York and other British cities
attractive and convenient.
Harrogate Apartment Bedroom
Photo ©
HOME AT FIRST
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York,
namesake city and regional capital of Yorkshire, contains a great medieval old city
center, crowned by arguably the greatest of Gothic cathedrals in Europe, York Minster. The
old city is very walkable, and full of attractive shops, restaurants, open-air markets,
and museums. Best of all,
York is an easy day trip (about 60 minutes drive) from
HOME AT FIRST's cottages on the southeastern edge of the
Yorkshire Dales, or 45 minutes from our apartments in Harrogate.
Photo
Credits: York Minster at dusk; Statue of a King from York Minster's
great screen; and Statue of a 17th century parishioner © HOME
AT FIRST.
York Minster facade courtesy britainonview - Doug McKinlay.
York Minster from the Railway Hotel courtesy
www.britainonview.com.
York Minster detail: Angels on high courtesy britainonview - Martin Brent. |
York's Cathedral is the
crowning medieval glory
of England's north. |

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England's glory is also
found
among the hills, dales and
moors of North Yorkshire.
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Explore pretty
villages with names that leave you giggling. Visit a working farm. Discover Wensleydale
Cheese (England's best?) by car or
by train and
vintage bus. Climb the ramparts of Richard III's castle ruins at Middleham.
Nose through a castle still inhabited at Skipton. Ride and walk to Bolton Abbey using the
Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway. Go to market at Knaresborough (every Wednesday
since 1310). Walk the trails of Yorkshire Dales National Park. Stop for high tea in
picturesque Grassington. Become a regular in the local pub. Find a new favorite restaurant
daily.
Photo Credits: Naturelle Whole Foods Market, Sheep above
Wensleydale, Rural Church, and Cow in the Dales © HOME
AT FIRST.
North
York Moors Railway courtesy britainonview - McCormick-McAdam.
Castle Howard courtesy britainonview - Ian Shaw. |
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"Excellent trip!
Directions wonderful! Thanks for suggesting the Yorkshire Dales. It was awesome!!!!"
M. Leagans, Pennsylvania
"If I were to tell you about all of the
wonderful things we saw
and
did and the people we met, it would fill a book!"
— F.
Kirk, North Carolina
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HOME AT FIRST
guests in Yorkshire receive our exclusive England Activities Guide, full of suggestions
and maps for day trips and other activities for your visit.
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CLICK HERE TO SEE A SAMPLE
DAY TRIP FROM
HOME AT FIRST'S EXCLUSIVE "ENGLAND ACTIVITY GUIDE: |
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Steam locomotive at York's
National Railway Museum.
Photo ©
HOME AT FIRST
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Drive the hills and the Dales. Explore pretty
villages. Poke around craft shops. Hunt for antiques in Harrogate. Spend a day at York's
National Railway Museum
the world's largest. Don't miss Ripon Cathedral (dating from the 7th
century) or Fountains Abbey. Encounter Britain's Viking past at the Jorvik center in York,
and take at ghost walk through medieval York at night. Discover and enjoy local pubs
and fine restaurants throughout the region. |
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Should we bring the kids along? Are
you kidding?! There are great parks,
steam train rides and
boat rides better than in any amusement park, and, oh yes, amusement parks, too. Want
history to come alive for your kids? Why not take them where so
much history has been made? Worried about being away from McDonald's and TV? Don't be.
Kids of all ages can get their burgers, fries and CNN all over Britain. And, who knows,
maybe the kids will discover new tastes: fish 'n chips, ice lollies, and
the fun of exploring thousands of
years of English history from the Roman Emperor Constantine and the
Jorvik Viking Center in York
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Yorkshire's rich history
and intriguing
geography make it a natural playground
for children of all ages. Shown are teens
skipping on the strange exposed limestone
formations found near Malham
in the Yorkshire Dales.
Photo
courtesy
britainonview.com — Martin Brent |
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city,
to early medieval Richmond Castle, to riding the North York Moors
(steam) Railway. |
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SEE OUR FAMILY
TRAVEL PAGE FOR FULL INFORMATION! |
KIDS STAY
FREE
WITH HOME AT FIRST! |
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PRICES ARE DOWN BY AS MUCH AS 30%
BELOW LEVELS OF THREE YEARS AGO!
NOTE: Any included airfares
are subject to change until tickets are issued and may
be subject to fuel surcharges and tax increases.
NOTE: Any included car rentals may be subject to any locally charged taxes & fees. |
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PRICES PER PERSON |
2
PERSONS |
3
PERSONS |
4
PERSONS |
5+
PERSONS |
SUPPLEMENTS
& REDUCTIONS |
1 Week
FULL
PACKAGE
2012 PRICES AS
MUCH AS
13.43%
UNDER 2009 RATES! |
$1867
PER PERSON
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$1787
PER PERSON |
$1689
PER PERSON |
$1684
PER PERSON |
HI
SEASON
+$310/prs. |
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ECONOMICS 2012: WIN TWICE WITH TWO-TIERED PRICING:
1.
YORKSHIRE Fixed Package Prices are as much as
30% below 2009 rates!
2.
Instant Discounts
can save you hundreds more under these 2012 rates!
Call or email us for a quote on your
dream trip to England for 2012.
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INCLUDES:
R/T Flights NYC/PHL to LONDON or MANCHESTER + 1 Week Lodging & Car
Rental. |
LO SEASON
–$230/prs. |
Extra Week
SAME LODGING
2012 PRICES AS MUCH AS
29.05%
UNDER 2009 RATES!
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$495
PER PERSON |
$425
PER PERSON |
$340
PER PERSON |
$333
PER PERSON |
HI
SEASON
+$140/prs. |
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INCLUDES:
One Additional Week at the Same Lodging & Car Rental Extension. |
Extra Week
DIFFERENT LODGING
2012 PRICES AS MUCH AS
30.09%
UNDER 2009 RATES!
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$545
PER PERSON |
$474
PER PERSON |
$388
PER PERSON |
$379
PER PERSON |
HI
SEASON
+$140/prs. |
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INCLUDES:
1-Week Occupancy at a Different Lodging + 1-Week of Car Rental. |
1 Week
GROUND ONLY ARRANGEMENTS
2012 PRICES AS
MUCH AS
19.71%
UNDER 2009 RATES!
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$880
PER PERSON |
$838
PER PERSON |
$750
PER PERSON |
$741
PER PERSON |
HI
SEASON
+$140/prs. |
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INCLUDES:
One Week of Lodging & Car Rental. |
1 Week
LODGING ONLY
2012 PRICES AS MUCH AS
15.21%
UNDER 2009 RATES!
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$737
PER PERSON |
$667
PER PERSON |
$619
PER PERSON |
$610
PER PERSON |
HI
SEASON
+$140/prs. |
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INCLUDES:
One Week of Lodging;
No Transportation Items. |
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SEASONS: |
HIGH SEASON: JUN
1– SEP 1, 2012 |
MAIN SEASON: All Other Dates |
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LOW
SEASON:
NOV 1 – DEC 18,
2011 and
JAN 7 – MAR 28, 2012 |
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NOTE: Prices subject to
change. |
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Estimated Connecting Costs per person from
NORTH YORKSHIRE to: |
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SCOTLAND |
ENGLAND & WALES |
IRELAND |
Central Highlands, Borders,
Edinburgh,
and Glasgow |
Inverness & Northern
Highlands |
Other
England Locations |
Northwestern
Wales and
Mid-Wales |
Central
Ireland |
Counties
Cork & Kerry,
Donegal & Sligo, and Antrim & Londonderry |
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$25–$135 |
$30–$150 |
$50–$175 |
$20–$50 |
$300 |
$200–$335 |
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DEALS
PAGE TO REVIEW
THE LATEST
MONEY-SAVING SPECIAL OFFERS ON HOME AT FIRST TRAVEL! |
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A
hearty lunch awaits you
in the Yorkshire Dales.
Photo © HOME AT FIRST
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WITH
HOME
AT FIRST'S VACATIONS
TO NORTH YORKSHIRE?
You get all the elements your
trip requires. You don't get more than you need. Your trip comes with
the independence and flexibility that will let you travel at your own
pace and explore according to your interests.
CLICK HERE
FOR COMPLETE
DETAILS!
HOME AT FIRST helps you do it all with its
exclusive, expansive
ENGLAND ACTIVITY GUIDE,
plus a current calendar of events
happening in the North Yorkshire region during your visit. |
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CLICK HERE to begin your
HOME AT FIRST
travel adventure to
NORTH YORKSHIRE!
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