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Discover the best top things to do in Richmond, United Kingdom including Lucy Pittaway, Stacey Moore Art Gallery, Gem, No 19 Richmond, Arthaus Gallery, York House Antiques, Lucy Pittaway Art Gallery, The Station, Richmond Indoor Market, King Street Kitchen & Gift.
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1. Lucy Pittaway
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 52 reviews
Visit the 'UK's Most Popular Selling Published Artist 2018' right here in North Yorkshire! The Lucy Pittaway Art Gallery showcases original works of art, prints, canvases and stunning high quality gifts an merchandise by Award Winning Yorkshire Artist Lucy Pittaway. You can also find beautiful greetings cards, notebooks, calendars, tea sets and ceramics, textiles and homeware, perfect for gifting or a reminder of your trip to Yorkshire! Artwork is guaranteed to brighten any room, in any home, with homeware and gifts perfect for him and her, or just yourself! Three time Tour de Yorkshire Official Artist Lucy Pittaway also showcases striking cycling artwork depicting the beautiful Yorkshire landscapes of the race through her cycling themed art and gift collections. If you are looking for a reminder of your stay in Richmond, Birthdays, Mother's Day, Christmas or just something for yourself, we guarantee to brighten someone's day!
Reviewed By HappyChappy70 - Durham, United Kingdom
Lucy has captured a new market with her delightful paintings and the associated merchandise produced from her designs. Whether a unique greetings card or a large painting suitable for wall decoration you will find your answer here. I just love her textiles and ceramics and regularly store one or two away in preparation for that sudden need for a charming gift
2. Stacey Moore Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Gem
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Located on Rosemary Lane, in the quaint market town of Richmond, Gem is a leading local stockist of hand-crafted gemstone jewellery.
4. No 19 Richmond
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Our products include original art, solid silver jewellery, costume jewellery, home accessories, handbags, ceramics, toiletries, candles, diffusers and soaps, fused glass, ironware, scarves, and lots more. You won't fail to find a special gift for you or your loved ones. We also have a glass topped medieval well.
5. Arthaus Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Mackenzie Thorpe's personal gallery, Arthaus, was established in 1989 and is a leading attraction in the charming market town of Richmond North Yorkshire, visitors come to see us here from all around the world.
6. York House Antiques
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By markleadbetter - Lowton, United Kingdom
A really fascinating place you could get lost in for ages. Every time you go back there’s something different to see, even if it’s later in the day there’s bound to be something that you missed. It’s packed to the rafters like Aladdins cave with gifts and ideas. From vintage stuff to handmade crafts. If you see something you like, buy it! You may not get a chance like it again. Lovely helpful staff on hand to guide you to items and wrap them for your journey onwards. Will certainly be back again if I’m in Richmond. Really happy with my our purchase, it’s become a talking point at home.
7. Lucy Pittaway Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Visit 'The UK's Most Popular Selling Published Artist 2018' here in Richmond, North Yorkshire. The Lucy Pittaway Art Gallery showcases original works of art, prints and canvases by Award Winning Yorkshire Artist Lucy Pittaway. You can also find beautiful gifts such as textiles, quirky ceramics, delightful notebooks, calendars, mugs and more, perfect for gifting or a reminder of your trip to Richmond! Lucy's Artwork lights up the corner of Finkle Street off the market square, with bright and colourful window displays, and helpful staff guaranteed to brighten up your visit to Richmond!
Reviewed By johnhouston2 - Knaresborough, United Kingdom
I had seen examples of Lucy Pittaway art in various other galleries in the UK, but hadn’t realised the Richmond connection, so it was a most pleasant surprise to find the gallery and shop as we wandered up Finkle Street. In keeping with the style of her art, the shop is delightfully bright and cheerful, and there is an excellent range of cards, calendars, giftware etc to augment the wide selection of prints. There is also a wide range in pricing, so even if you are on a limited budget, you can find something to buy for yourself or as a gift. Personally, I thought that the prices across the board very very reasonable indeed. This is a lovely place to browse and I would include it in any “must visit” list if you are coming to Richmond.
8. The Station
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 559 reviews
From 13 April, The Station, including the gallery and shop, will reopen to the public. The Station and The Station Cafe | Bar - including a new takeaway menu and outdoor seating area - will be open 6 days a week (closed Mondays) 10am - 4pm. The toilets will also be open to customers. It is hoped that The Station Cinema will be able to open in May.
Reviewed By SandraW641 - York, United Kingdom
On a staycation in York, but having days out, one of which included a day trip to Richmond. As we drove into Richmond, we saw the impressive and sympathetically restored 'The Station' building, sitting near the banks of the River Swale. We parked up, went for a lovely long walk along the river and viewed lots of new born lambs. On our return we called into The Station for a look around at the art works on display. We enjoyed a great value and great tasting cup of filter coffee, freshly baked and tasty lemon drizzle cake and carrot cake. Excellent friendly customer service in the cafe, with staff unobtrusively buzzing around clearing tables and cleaning them. There was an amazing Alice in Wonderland knitted display all along the banister rails. We sat there trying to identify the individual characters. The site offers cinema, paintings, a small brewery and assorted additional shops and there is a swimming pool nearby too. This attraction could well keep children and adults occupied all day. Totally recommended.
9. Richmond Indoor Market
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Njhggfff
Lovely small market not too far from the city centre. Easily accessible by bus 65 from Richmond station. Takes approximately ten minutes by bus or you can enjoy a pleasant 25 minute walk. Small market with a variety of stalls selling home made cakes, cookies and other delicious savouries. Couple stalls selling all health and well-being products, a scarf stand and couple delicious food stands such as falafel and noodles. Located along the waterfronts (Thames River) with spectacular views. Nice place to eat lunch and walk along the river side. Boat rides can be taken from the waterfront side too. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit.
10. King Street Kitchen & Gift
Independent kitchen accessory and gift shop stocking a range of high quality brands including Emma Bridgewater, Orla Kiely and Thomas Kent Clocks together with Kitchencraft and Mason Cash vintage kitchenwear
