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Set in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, Middleham is an ideal starting point for the walker, cyclist or nature lover. The many dales, moors, rivers and small attractive dales towns and villages offer endless possibilities on a year round basis. Nearby attractions also include: |
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Middleham Castle built on the site of an original Norman Motte and Bailey construction, Middleham castle was completed in the 12th Century. Many modifications were made over the years. Middleham castle is famous for being the favourite home of Richard III. Now managed by English Heritage, the castle is open throughout the year. Several special events are run throught the summer months.  Visit website |
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The Gallops on Middleham Low Moor (just outside the village). Each morning the numerous racehorses from stables in and around the village are exercised on ‘The Gallops’. There are fabulous views from Middleham Moor – a 360 degree panorama of the surrounding dales. Visit website |
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Forbidden Corner is a unique labyrinth of tunnels, chambers, tunnels, follies and surprises created in a four acre garden. Recently voted the best childrens' attraction in Yorkshire and also "The best 20th Century European Folly". Wonderful for ‘children’ of all ages. Visit website |
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Wensleydale Railway runs throughout the year between Leeming Bar and Redmire passing through 22 miles of delightful countryside. The train also stops at Bedale, Finghall and Leyburn. Visit website |
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The Little Chocolate Factory (Near to The Tea Pottery) For all chocoholics, not to be missed. See the chocolates being made, and choose your favourites to take home. Visit website |
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FOR GARDEN LOVERS. The Dales offers any number of wonderful gardens to visit, and many of them are attached to beautiful and historic buildings. The following are just some of those within easy travelling distance of Middleham, and well worth investigating. All have their own websites giving up to date information; opening times etc. |
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CONSTABLE BURTON HALL GARDENS. THORP PERROW ARBORETUM. NEWBY HALL AND GARDENS. RIPLEY CASTLE AND GARDENS. HAREWOOD HOUSE AND GARDENS. |
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FURTHER AFIELD. Within in 50 miles of Middleham there are endless possibilities. Amongst them are: |
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York a historic city with its medieval town walls and cathedral; award winning Jorvic Viking Attraction; many National Trust and English Heritage properties, and much more. Visit website |
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Harrogate is a famous spa town with beautiful Georgian architecture; lots of galleries and antique shops, and of course the world famous Betty’s Tea Rooms. Treat yourself to a morning of pampering in the newly restored Turkish Baths. Visit website |
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Fountains abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden. National Trust owned World Heritage Site. ‘One of the most remarkable places in Europe’. Visit website |
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Bradford with the National Museum of Photography,Film and Television and some of the best curry houses in England. Wander through the ‘little Germany’ district, with it’s fascinating architecture from the days when Bradford was the foremost weaving town in the country, and visit The Colour Museum for a unique insight into the development of dying and weaving. Visit website |
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Saltaire near Bradford, and now a World Heritage Site, was developed as a model town by the industrialist Sir Titus Salt. Today, the impressive Salts Mill houses permanent Galleries of the works of David Hockney as well as many superb shops and restaurants. Visit website |
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Haworth home of the Bronte Sisters and inspiration for their novels. Visit the Bronte Parsonage and ‘Wuthering Heights’ on Haworth Moor. Visit website |
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Kendal in the lake district, with a castle, many museums and links to Wainwright; and gateway to all the major lakes. Visit website |
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