With so many historical and romantic locations in North Yorkshire you and your loved one are guaranteed to have a wonderful Valentine's no matter where you go. If you are still unsure where to go and what to do for this Valentines don’t worry. Here is a list of some of North Yorkshire’s Top 10 Romantic Places to Visit.
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1. York Cocoa House
Give the one you love more than just a box of chocolates this Valentines with York Cocoa House.
Experience chocolate as you have never done before with York Cocoa House’s Chocolate Café. Indulge in homemade desserts, cakes, hot chocolate and much more. You and your loved one are guaranteed to have a truly wonderful experience.
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2. Aysgarth Falls
How about a romantic walk around magnificent scenery this Valentines?
Aysgarth Falls in The Yorkshire Dales National Park is the perfect place for you and your significant other to fall in love with the countryside. Take walks around the National Park Centre and visit the wonderful waterfalls on the River Ure that will take your breath away.
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@yorkshire_dales3. York Minster
Reunite your love with York Minster – the largest Gothic Cathedral in Northern Europe. North Yorkshire legend says that if you kiss under the Heart of Yorkshire at York Minster you are guaranteed to stay together forever.
What could be more romantic than that?
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4. York Museum Gardens
Keep it simple this Valentine’s Day.
If you are wanting a peaceful and quiet Valentines visit the York Museum Gardens. The gardens are open daily to everybody and have stunning surroundings of the medieval ruins of St. Mary’s Abbey. Enjoy a romantic and peaceful picnic whilst being surrounded by some of York’s most beautiful architecture.
5. Dalby Forest
If you and your beloved love the outdoors why not do something a little different this Valentines?
Dalby Forest offers a range of activities for you and your loved one to do. Go for a romantic bike ride this Valentines in one of Britain’s best places for off-road biking. From picnic sites, viewing points and a state of the art visiting centre you and your loved one are sure to have a wonderful time and you will want to do it all over again.
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6. Castle Howard
Treat your valentine this year by visiting the grounds of Castle Howard.
You and your loved one can have a romantic picnic with fantastic views and discover the magnificent flowers and wildlife that Castle Howard has to offer. Complete the day by enjoying an ice cream or a sweet treat and fall in love all over again.
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7. Bettys Tea Room
If you have a spare afternoon in York City Centre why not have traditional tea at Bettys?
Go back in time this Valentines and be served traditional English tea in a teapot and indulge in handmade cakes, scones and more, all delivered on a silver cake stand at Betty’s in York City Centre. This is the perfect location for you and your loved one to spend an unforgettable romantic afternoon.
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8. Cleveland Way National Trail
Discover North Yorkshire all over again with your loved one this Valentines.
Explore North Yorkshire’s beauty with Cleveland Way. The trail following Helmsley to Filey allows you to see North Yorkshire’s finest views. From castles, fishing villages and dramatic coastlines you will see it all and are guaranteed fall in love with the countryside.
9. Sutton Bank
Explore one of the finest views in England at Sutton Bank.
Looking over the Vale of Mowbray and the Vale of York, James Herriott, the famous vet described Sutton Bank as one of his favourite places. Take a romantic stroll along the many trails this beautiful place has to offer.
And if you have time what could be more romantic than watching the sunset here with your valentine?
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/suttonbank10. Riverside Walks
Finish off your Valentine’s Day with a romantic riverside walk. From the River Ouse to the River Foss there are many beautiful walks you and your loved one can take after a long day. A river side walk is the best way for you to end a perfect day.
What could be more romantic than a North Yorkshire riverside walk?
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We hope these gave you a few ideas on how to spend your Valentine’s Day. Spread the romance this year by sharing with us on Facebook and Twitter how you are celebrating Valentine’s Day this year.