Cheap train tickets to York
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See all →York station opened in 1877 and remains one of the most elegant Victorian stations in England. It sits just outside the city walls, a short walk from the medieval centre. LNER's Azuma trains reach London King's Cross in under two hours, making York one of the more accessible day-trip destinations from the capital - which means Advance tickets sell out well in advance. Resale listings on SaveMyFare are a reliable alternative when direct bookings are gone.
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Things to do near York
York Minster
One of Northern Europe's largest Gothic cathedrals, with medieval stained glass and a climb to the central tower. 15 min walk from the station.
National Railway Museum
The world's largest railway museum - free entry, with original Mallard and the bullet train on display. 10 min walk from York station.
The Shambles
One of England's best-preserved medieval streets, with overhanging timber-framed buildings dating to the 14th century. 15 min walk.
York City Walls
3.4km of intact medieval walls circling the city - the most complete in England. Access near the station, free to walk.
Jorvik Viking Centre
Immersive reconstruction of Viking York on the original excavation site. 15 min walk from the station.