The North Yorkshire Coast is home to many pretty towns, including Whitby, Ravenscar & Scarborough. This area of Britain’s Coastline is known as Yorkshire’s Dinosaur Coast and is a perfect spot to hunt for fossils while enjoying breath-taking views all around. Also celebrated as a foodie hotspot, the area houses a fantastic breadth of local produce found both in the pubs and restaurants as well as local suppliers and delicatessens, bursting with an array of mouth-watering goodies.

Five places not to be missed: Whitby Harbour, Scarborough Sea Front, 199 Steps, Scarborough Open Air Theatre (Seasonal), Robin Hood’s Bay.

An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The Howardian Hills covers 79 square miles of North Yorkshire countryside. It is a unique and captivating landscape with its wooded rolling countryside, patchwork of arable and pasture fields and scenic villages. It is, of course, also home to Castle Howard - one of Britain’s finest stately homes, set in a thousand acres of sweeping parkland dotted with statues, temples, lakes and fountains.

Five places not to be missed: Castle Howard, Kirkham Priory, The Black Swan at Oldstead, Eden Camp, Nunnington Hall

York is a city which offers a diverse mix of culture and history, where chocolate, Romans and ghost stories collide! Where modern day meets ancient and numerous secrets and experiences can be found around every corner. The variety of attractions and museums are world renowned, and feature alongside a combination of character filled independent and high street shops, as well as an array of dining options, all amongst the stunning historic surroundings.

Five places not to be missed: York Minster, York’s Chocolate Story, York Art Gallery, Jorvik Centre, Shambles Food Court.