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Very beautiful woodland walk.

The church dates to the late 12th or early 13th century, but very little remains of that early medieval building. The church was comprehensively rebuilt in the 15th century and restored in 1859.

A very impressive building. This is actually a hotel and very dearly priced, I am sure! The estate is a 20,000-acre one and one of the largest privately owned estates in England (which is quite possibly saying something...) The hotel itself benefits from 200 acres of gardens. You're probably not going in... but it's nonetheless a fabulous building to look at: it has been owned by the Cunliffe-Lister family since the 1880s.

On a bike - Best to approach from Church St & The Bull Inn as steps at end of small path from North.

Mowbray Castle is a mock ruin. It was built in the mid 1700s as a feature within the picturesque woodland. It was probably designed as a folly to be viewed from a distance.

Snape Castle was originally built as a manor house in the 13th century but upgraded to its current castle status in the 15th century and later added to in the 16th century. Catherine Parr spent much time here at Snape Castle prior to her marriage to Henry VIII with her then husband John Neville who died in 1543. The west wing of the castle is available to rent out as a holiday let,

The castle is a big landmark as you approach the town.

Middleham Castle is spectacular to look at. It is remarkably well preserved given that the central keep is the from the 11th century and extensions were added up to the 15th century. As you cycle past there is a great view from the road, but if you take the road heading south to the east of the castle, Canaan Road, there is an even better view. Unfortunately Canaan Road is a dead end. Middelham Castle was the childhood home of Richard III and is now owned by English Heritage. See their website for further details, opening times and prices https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/middleham-castle/