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It was once a train station, but now it's nothing but a stone.

It's imposing and very beautiful.

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The Valley Gardens entrance near the Royal Pump Room Museum in Harrogate provides a picturesque and historically rich gateway into one of the town's most celebrated green spaces. Situated opposite the museum, it features traditional Victorian design elements, including ornate ironwork and stone pillars, reflecting the architectural style of the 19th-century spa era. From this entrance, visitors can follow well-maintained paths that meander through the gardens, offering views of ornamental pools, cascades, and a variety of plantings, encouraging leisurely walks and embodying the restorative purposes of the original spa grounds.

The Royal Pump Room Museum showcases the town's rich spa heritage. Originally constructed in 1842 by architect Isaac Thomas Shutt, the octagonal rotunda was designed to house the Old Sulphur Well, known for its medicinal waters. An annexe was added in 1913 to accommodate increasing visitor numbers. The museum opened its doors in 1953 and underwent significant renovations in the 1980s, restoring key features such as the copper roof and the Old Sulphur Well's wellhead. Today, the museum houses approximately 20,000 items, including ancient Egyptian and Greek artefacts, and offers exhibitions that delve into Harrogate's transformation from a small village to a fashionable spa town.

It is nearly 60m metres long and has 32 arches. Completed in 1848 and is Grade II listed.

Well worth a look

It's a footpath but you can ride this and its a lovely route along the stream