Yorkshire is a county that is rich and diverse. The rugged moorland and inspiring coastlines both play their part in the dramatic history of this region.

It has been an inspiration for many writers and many backdrops of film and TV are here, which makes it feel like home as soon as you cross into its territory. The National Museum Of Photography and Film and TV in Bradford is a favourite with visitors.

Your imagination will be fueled as you visit historic places such as Richmond castle or the magnificent 18th century Castle Howard. The house is an example of stunning architecture and has extensive collections, splendid gardens and is well worth a visit.

York itself cannot be missed. 2000 years of history all within the cities walls. Weave in and out the winding streets that still have the atmosphere of times past or visit the Jorvik Viking Museum, a place the children will enjoy, and York Minster itself, all these make it one of the greatest cities to be seen in England. There are many guided tours on offer, by foot, bus or boat, or self-guided routes can be explored.

For many, Yorksire means exhilerating landscape. Whether you want a gentle stroll or long ramble, there are many paths and guided walks that will take you through this beautiful county. You can wander over hilltops and moors, or stroll along coastal paths for views over spectacular bays, there is so much to see.

Every visitor gets a different experience from coming here, so what will you discover next time you go?