Thirsk is a small market town and civil parish in the Hambleton district of North Yorkshire, England. Historically part of the North Riding of Yorkshire, it is 8 miles (13 km) south-south east of the county town of Northallerton.
Restaurants in Thirsk
5.0 based on 13 reviews
St Mary’s Church Leake is a beautiful grade 1 listed church in the shelter of the North Yorkshire Moors. It is a place of calm next to the busy A19 as it connects York to Teesside. We warmly welcome our “second congregation” who break their journeys here. If you are passing, do call in to explore our long history or to take in the quiet of this special place. There are a lot more details on our website. This includes a description the history of this amazing building, directions of how to find us, and services and events that may interest you.
4.5 based on 399 reviews
Interesting, this huge landmark can be seen for miles. Lovely walk up the side or walk along the ridge to view it from above and watch the gliders taking off and landing.
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Vibrant, family friendly venue with a cafe (selling homemade soup, quiche, cakes, refreshments etc) and shop/gallery stocked with a wide range of beautiful, individual and affordable ceramics, jewelry, textiles, cards, gifts and much more. We also offer a programme of arts workshops, exhibitions, events and performances for all ages and abilities.
Delighted to attend the Scott Arts Foundation Centre Exhibition here. Super place and a real gem. Cafe available during the day.
4.5 based on 126 reviews
Due to the current health pandemic, St Mary's is unfortuatley clsoed until further notice. Please do still join us online at www.thirskparishes.org or via our facebook page facebook.com/Thirskparishes. St Mary's is an active church in the center of Thirsk. The building has been described as a fine example of a medieval church. We love the building and want to allow others to enjoy it as well, either to meet with God, enjoy the architecture or soak up the history. Our team of volunteers look forward to welcoming you!
We came here for a quick visit and stayed for communion. Very welcoming parishioners (the lady in particular who welcomed us as we entered) and a charming vicar.
4.5 based on 372 reviews
For a fun free day out, head to Sutton Bank National Park Centre, less than 30 miles north of York. Soak up England's finest view on easy walking trails, including the popular White Horse, while thrilling bike rides set off straight from the door - there's year-round bike hire and a mix of family cycle routes, which follow the spectacular Sutton Bank cliff edge, or more adventurous off-road thrills. Kids can go wild in the natural adventure play area, with stone castle and huts, swamp, tree house and mud kitchen. Inside, a fascinating hi-tech exhibition will take you on a journey through time to discover how this iconic landscape was created and the influence it's had on people through the ages. There's an Information Centre, gift shop specialising in local produce and crafts, and tearoom. We also run children's events in the school holidays. Admission is free. Pay & Display parking.
Another a beautiful stroll in the place so dear to the hearts of our family. Great facilities for families, and enjoyed a picnic in beautiful surroundings before taking in the stunning views across the Vale of Thirsk.
4.5 based on 12 reviews
We offer Luxury Antiques, Fine Silver and Quality Ceramics both online and in our showroom at Thirsk, North Yorkshire We also have a large range of collectables including clocks, glassware and scientific instruments. As well as a unique collection of period furniture. Our inventory is constantly being updated so please keep checking the website for our latest offers.
Situated in an old converted barn, the quaintness is evident before you even step inside. A lovely array of antiques, furniture, Object d'Art, clocks, etc in a non-cluttered setting. The owners are very helpful without being overbearing, and will happily let you browse. Well worth a visit!
4.5 based on 105 reviews
Brilliant little museum, we were given lots of information by the volunteers who run the establishment, lots to learn about Thirsk, good local history.
4.5 based on 95 reviews
We are 30+ volunteers providing a full information service for residents and visitors. We are open 51 weeks of the year, six days a week (also Sundays in July and August).
Everything you need to know about Thirsk and the surrounding villages in one place. Helpful, knowledgeable volunteers will steer you in the right direction. They can sort accommodation too.
4.5 based on 36 reviews
We recently visited Thirsk after seeing some photos online of Thirsk Yarnbombers 'Happiness' display. I highly recommend you take a drive here and have a look yourself! as the knitting was absolutely amazing! Such bright colours and fun designs - they really do inspire happiness :-) The Yarnbombers have put their display around the town square in the centre of Thirsk, so you can't miss it! We parked across the road, paying £1 at the machine, then a short 1 minute walk to the central area. If driving nearby or if you live locally, definitely make sure you pop by before the end of April to see this fabulous fun display!
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