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Great place to stop for a break when out cycling. Richmond market place has plenty of cafes and pubs, for bite to eat and a refreshing drink.

Just outside Richmond, this is a lovely wood for a short stroll with the family or a beginning of a longer walk. From the path running alongside the river, there are truly terrific views of the Richmond Castle.

Opening hours season 2023 (until Sunday 5 November): Kiplin is open every day except Thursday from 10am to 5pm. Doors open at 11am, last admission at 4pm. Last orders in the Tea Room 3.30pm (may be subject to seasonal changes). Entrance fees: Adults: £12 - Children £6.5 (<5yrs free) - Family tickets: £19.5 (1 adult + 2 children) or £32.5 (2 adults + 3 children)

Ravensworth Castle is a grade II listed building dating from the 14th century but with frequent changes until 1808. It is now in ruins as in 1935 coal was mined directly under the property. The intention was to create a model village from the demolished castle but only three houses were built due to the start of the second world war. Ravensworth Castle featured in the BBC Series, Restoration. Griff Rhys Jones presented the programme in which viewers voted on which neglected ruin should receive a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund. Sadly it didn't win.

Seeped in history, Richmond is a wonderful market town with a thriving market square and an impressive castle. The town was founded in 1071 with the castle being completed in 1086 so it really does offer a step back in time. It is an excellent gateway to the Yorkshire Dales National Park and there are plenty of places to stay, eat and drink plus the beautiful riverside at the River Swale.

Some amazing news of the castle can be found around Richmond town. There is some really good places for a quick snack Little little drummer been one of them.

Richmond has plenty of cafes and shops so it's a good place for a stop on a cycle tour. It's a bit of a climb up to the Market Square though - cobbles too!

Lovely market town. Highlights are the markets square, the castle and the River Swale waterfalls. While you're here, also check out Easby Abbey, a bit further to the east, via the B6271 or the shared past from The Station.