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Junction 46 A1 M Kirk Deighton, LS22 5GT
If you want to discover York, Wetherby, Leeds and Harrogate, the warm and welcoming hotel Days Inn Wetherby is a great starting point. This modern, very well finished building was built in 2009 and... Read more
Walshford, LS22 5HS, Wetherby - North Yorkshire
The Bridge Hotel & Spa is located in Wetherby, a nice spa town in Yorkshire. In the surroundings of the hotel are situated the Tock with Motor Sports Centre, Allerton Castle and Wetherby Golf Club. Read more
Leeds Road , LS22 5HE, WETHERBY
Mercure Wetherby Hotel is close to many shops and tea-rooms. Just 2 km from Wetherby Racecourse and 10 km from Harewood House. Read more
Trip Lane, Linton, LS22 4JA, West Yorkshire
Wood Hall Hotel & Spa is the perfect place for a pleasant vacation but also for a business trip, thanks to its many services. The hotel offers to its guests many services such as: lift, 24 hour room... Read more
Leeds road, LS22 5HE, WETHERBY
Mercure Wetherby Hotel is close to many shops and tea-rooms. Just 2 km from Wetherby Racecourse and 10 km from Harewood House. Read more
Discover Wetherby
Wetherby is the ideal place to spend a relaxing vacation in the West Yorkshire, in the centre of the tringle Leeds-Harrogate-York.
Thanks to the optimal position, you can easily and quickly reach the cities of Leeds and York, which are about 19 km/12 miles from Wetherby, while Harrogate is 12 km/8 miles away.
Originally it was the city where people travelling from Edinburg and London in the past centuries used to stop; today Wetherby is a nice city that has lots to offer to its visitors.
What to see in Wetherby
In the historical centre of Wetherby there are several buildings of historical interest, marked with a blue tag.
Among such buildings are: the Brunswick House, built in 1824 as a couch and horses shelter; the Georgian Bath House, built more than 200 years ago; and the Wetherby Town Hall, which was built in 1845 and used as a courthouse until 1960.
The Shambles is also historically interesting: the building was built in 1811 upon the Duke of Devonshire’s command. It used to be a covered market where farmers could sell their products. Today, The Shambles host some independent shops.
Speaking about must-see churches, you can’t miss St. Joseph’s Church: founded in 1872, it won an award for its peculiar architecture in 1987. The Wetherby Parish Church is another important local church: the oldest part of the building dates back to 1839. Before school became mandatory for everyone, this was the place for teaching school to kids whose parents couldn’t afford proper education.
You can’t miss a walk along the Wharfe River, which runs across the city of Wetherby. In the centre of the city there are several shops, restaurants, and places where you can enjoy a good tea or coffee.
How to get to Wetherby
The closest airport is Leeds Bradford International Airport, while the closest train station is the one in Leeds.