Northallerton formerly Alvertune is a town within the local government district of Hambleton, Shire County of North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. It is situated within the Vale of Mowbray north of Vale of York and experiences a maritime climate. Its earliest history of human activity is believed to have dated during the Roman occupation in England due to the Roman road and archaeological findings that was found near the area. Northallerton today is popular for being one of its country's prime retail centers, facilities and cultural heritage.
Northallerton (the County Town of North Yorkshire) is the largest market town in the district located in the Vale of Mowbray between the North York Moors and the Yorkshire Dales National Parks. Northallerton is renowned for its twice weekly traditional market held along both sides of the broad High Street, on Wednesdays and Saturdays. It also offers a wide choice of independent and national retailers.
Top Attractions within and nearby Northallerton
Big Sheep and Little Cow Farm lies within North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. It is a private owned farm that welcomes anyone who wishes to see, have fun and learn about nature and animals. Its highlights include the opportunity of feeding animals, interesting creatures like hedgehogs, farm produce (beef burgers, ice cream and etc.), pony rides, buggies and the barrel train ride. For more information kindly visit
www.farmattraction.co.uk.
Falconry UK Ltd. is located within Sion Hill Hall, Kirby Wiske, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. The venue offers falconry courses whilst housing a large number of birds of prey such as owls, eagles, falcons and hawks. Visit
www.falconrycentre.co.uk for more information.
Moulton Hall sits within Moulton in proximity with Richmond, North Yorkshire. It is a 17th century manor house with impressive landscape design and famous carved staircase under the management of the National Trust. The public can visit the estate on a certain time.
Mount Grace Priory can be found in Staddle Bridge, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. It is a preserved medieval Carthusian ruin surrounded by woodlands that was established sometime in 1398 by Thomas Holland the 1st Duke of Surrey. The site used to home several monks who prays for the royals and noble men such as the Duke of Surrey. A visit to the priory offers a chance to have a glimpse in the past.
North Yorkshire Record Office homes large number of legal documents such as administrative paperwork, legal documents, researches and so much more wherein some even dates hundreds of years back. It is located within the County Hall of Northallerton in North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. The venue is one of the finest places to visit to learn a lot about the area and its people.
