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I loved it here! They had so much too offer other than fish ranging from different amphibians and a section dedicated to penguins. They had some many different kinds of marine animals like sharks, jelly fish, fish, and clams. I came here with my little sister and she loved being able to see penguins up so close. Would definitely recommend and can't wait to come again.

Brilliant day out for all. We've been going for 13 years since our daughter was 18 months and even now as a teenager she loves it. Animals and information amazing, the café is superb and good value plus the price of a ticket includes as many return trips as you can make in a year. Simply the best!

This place is truly fantastic. Quite pricey for tickets initially but when you factor in that they can be used for a whole year, it means it's amazing value. A great mix of history, geography, geology and biology that would get the most disinterested person interested. So many different animals can be seen and it is obvious that they are all extremely well looked after. The gift shop is very well priced with lovely friendly staff. Would give this place a 100% approval rating!

Great afternoon, no queues, booked a 1pm slot. Great exhibits, really enjoyed seeing the themed areas. Food & drink averagely priced & plenty of choice. Parked in overflow car park, £4.50 on top of ticket price.

We had a fantastic time at the deep. Our two kids loved it. It was so good we made use of the yearly pass tickets and went back the following morning. I would like to specially thank Mia who sat and talked our two kids for ages. Telling them all about the fish in the shallow reef tank. You really made the day memorable for them. Thank you so much.

Flawless aquarium, provides great info on the evolution of marine life. Also great views of the Humber. Best part is the annual pass so you can visit at anytime for a year. Great gift shop as well (I particularly enjoyed the tracker bracelets.) Will definitely be visiting again.

Decent aquarium attraction, great that you can visit for a year for free though unfortunately we aren’t local enough to take advantage. Disabled access is superb & it’s also a bonus that parking is free for blue badge holders.

Wonderfully curated gallery. Only downside was the calm (I think it was called, the upper gallery space) exhibition which had great potential, thwarted by the narrated mindful audio guides insisting that you take a seat when there wasn’t a seat to be found. That and the jet turbine effect noise from the inflatable installation, below the gallery, altogether counteracting the calm.

This was on our to-visit list for our brief visit to Hull. I do find local art galleries interesting, especially as feature local artists and paintings, and this didn't disappoint. Lots of different styles and eras with a large ongoing exhibition of contemporary works. Don't miss the 'calm gallery' on the first floor. Contains a shop and cafe. Free to visit but donations appreciated.

It's a fantastic city Art Gallery with many important works of Art. Especially the Dutch Masters Gallery. Also Marine and contemporary art collections. We worth a visit.

A remarkable collection, beautifully curated. I loved Drapers, "Ulysses and the Sirens" and Fraser's "Blue Seascape". However, there are plenty of other fabulous works that it's easy to send a few hours there. The food in the cafe was excellent, I can't wait to return.

Nice art gallery but brilliant exhibition on for children. Lovely items to play with, dress up and great interactive art installations.

This is a fantastic place with some arresting art. I enjoyed my visit and it is free. Definitely go here when in Hull.

A wonderful art gallery near Hull city centre, displaying mainly classical works of art. Their is also a children's and modern section, a gift shop and cafe. Entry is free, but I do suggest that you make a donation into one of the gift boxes, so that it can continue to be an asset to the city.

We visit this park quite often. My kids love the variety of things to do here ☺️ Usually we take a ball and frisbee onto the big field or they'll bring their scooters to scoot round. The play park can get busy especially on nice days and school hols but when it's not too busy it's good for the kids to go on. We used to visit the animals when my kids were younger, they liked talking to the parrots. The splash park is a big hit with us , the kids love going in there! The only downside is there are no opening times anywhere for it. Online it says it's closed for the season but doesn't say when it reopens :( the cafe is good, has lots of vegan options although some are not always available. My hubby has got some great pics here of the wildlife, especially the squirrels 🐿️. His page is Ravenscape Photography 📸 found on Facebook and Instagram.

This is a great and wonderful place with lots of recreational, historic and fun filled activities for people of all ages including children and adults alike. Very nice large public park in east Hull, off Holderness Road. The library in the cafe was open and always open with lots of educational and resourceful books there. Friendly staff with conducive environments. There were beautiful water fountains in front and back of the cafe with reasonable priced wonderful food and drinks in the cafes; available public toilets facilities were also there. A very nice place of relaxation. There were lots of free events and activities to enjoy especially for kids ranging from playgrounds, gymnastics, relaxing areas, land events like football fields, and other sports, etc., together with the wonderful animal rescue area(zoos) where you can see parrots, wallaby, llama, goats, peacocks, guinea pigs and various other animals. There were also lots of paid events and activities which were readily available; though, little bits on high side for the price (£3 per token per person per ride). You can get discount if you buy 8 tokens for £21 or 12 tokens for £30. All tickets purchases from the office there. You can use those tokens for train rides, bouncing castles, swans pedalo’s rides, colourful beautiful carousel rides, etc. There is also live horse riding racing for £3 each ride and an amazing boat splashes rides for £2 each ride. The fishing lakes were also located in the arena for fishing activities if it interest you. There were lots of free crafting activities and animals education going on at the animal education centre located in the park between 10:30am to 2pm Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays this summer. Great experience. There were lots of free parking spaces in and around the park with most prominent via Woodford sports centre carpark. The playground has lots of most modern and fantastic play equipment for children which spread across children of all ages, eg. climbing frames, swings, etc. There were always something to do in the playground and environs. In fact, my kids loved the park. The train will take you round the park where you see lots of lovely scenery in the park. You can also walk around yourself and explore the entire area. The bridge viewing point and cave pathway were also amazing 🤩. You can walk your dogs around the park. Some places, you can free your dogs; some other places, you must put them on leashes and lastly, some restricted areas for dogs like playgrounds. There were wheelchair entrances and wheelchair accessibility areas all around the park including wheelchair accessible roundabouts, large seated swings, and accessible changing and toilet facilities for wheelchair users. There were several art instillations and gardens which were eye catching such Star Gardens, The Maze & Village Gardens, mini golf, etc., with other amazing wildlife. The squirrels were very tamed and friendly. They can feed out of your palm if you have some monkey nuts with you. The lake and aviary area were beautiful with lots of amazing and wonderful wetland birds.

A great place to spend an hour or two with your family. Plenty of attractions, animals and birds, rides and even fishing!

A lovely spacious park, the best in the town. Spacious, nice and cosy. There are also a playground, library and jungles.

Really great venue for a outdoor concert. Park is neat and tidy, spacious and easy to get to. We left our car at the hotel as the bus drops to you right outside the park gates. It was a lovely atmosphere and we had a great time!

What a great park , such a shame the kids water play area wasn't in operation 😔.. lovely cafe , parking, next to leisure centre, boating lake and activities. Great and well worth a visit if in the area.

Really nice park and parkrun course, very friendly

Just like in my home city of Glasgow, museums in Hull are free. I'd so wanted to see their maritime museum, but it's closed for refurbishment, so I'll have to return in the spring. Anyway, there's more than enough to fill a couple of hours at the Streetlife museum. Lots of old transport to see, a nice recreated street scene from the 60's, plus a ride in a Royal Mail coach. Although I have a French (and Spanish) degree, I never knew that 'chauffeur' is the French word for stoker, as in the lackey who fed the fire in the steam-powered cars of the early 1800's. Every day is a learning day, even at 72!

This is free to visit and part of the Hull Museum Quarter. There are several old shop interiors, which have been rescued from throughout the city and these have been recreated into a street scene complete with old trams along with exhibitions of other old transport types such as horse carriages and bicycles. Good for all ages.

Absolutely amazing place, very interactive and free to enter, made a donation of course 🚃

An absolutely brilliant day out looking around all the museums, the street life has a amazing collection and some very well designed scenes, well worth a visit #History #Hull #Daysout

Iv been taking my grandson to the museum to do the activity sessions in the holiday and he's been loving the crafting sessions that are on at present . The sessions are brilliant and the volunteers and staff have been wonderful and patient with him . He is very shy and nuero divergent so he has trouble interacting with people , they have adapted to his needs and he is always wanting to visit . Beautiful museum.. We love looking round all the displays. Very well presented with things to do to educate both young and old. Well done .

Absolutely amazing museum! Such fabulous theming. Was so interesting seeing all the different old shops and transportation.

Great museum, free, has to be visited when in Hull. Very informative in places too. Kids will love it.

It's been a number of years since I last visited and enjoyed it just as much. Really good insite to the city's past Martine history. There is two floors of interesting exhibit.

It's still closed unfortunately. Hull is a nightmare to drive around cycle wands everywhere you need to turn left but the gap in the wands was 200m from the traffic lights with no warnings. I'm sure the museum will be great once reopened but it's been ages

A quaint but one-of-the-kind museum set in UK's cultural city. An ode to the city's whaling past, this museum is one of the unexpected gems that I've come across during my travels. This museum is located centrally in Hull and hard to miss. It has two floors packed with myriad objects- from gunny sacks used for packing flour, accurate models of maritime vessels, paintings, Whaling harpoons, a blubber pot and more interesting things. It is well curated and makes for an interesting hour or two to learn about this city's vibrant past. Don't miss it if you are visiting Hull.

Great history & education of many working ships, from fishing, war , docks , pirates, etc ,this museum used to be the old docks offices before they redirected the rivers . Volunteers there are very knowledgeable of area & great to chat too.

Very informative place to bring young kids and students and it's all free to visit.

one of the places you must visit while you are in Hull. It is located just within the city centre. and situated in a very nice building. Free entry and it’s pack of information about the maritime history. Definitely recommended for everyone.

Well ran and informative, nice walk through history. Hopefully they can live without anymore whale hunting

The White Hart pub is an absolute must go to. Fabulous pub.

A fascinating destination to explore is a quaint town with a historic charm that feels like stepping back in time. The Hull old town area is particularly captivating, with its cobblestone streets and vintage architecture. Among its highlights are several pubs that date back to 1729 (picture attached), each exuding a unique character and offering a cozy atmosphere, making them delightful spots to relax and soak in the local culture. The entire region is remarkably picturesque. This visual appeal has not gone unnoticed by filmmakers, as it served as one of the filming locations for the popular movie "Enola Holmes."

This is a very popular area with tourists-little cobbled back lanes, access to the river and over to the Deep, the Museum Quarter… it has become a popular location for filming with the streets transformed to war time Britain.

This is an absolutely great place. Really underrated. Loads of great museums (streetlife and Wilberforce recommended) and some interesting back streets with coffee shops and eateries. Can't believe we waited this long to visit such a cool place.

Hull's old town is a small area of the city bordering the river Hull. It's where the city grew up in the Middle Ages along High Street with warehouses and merchants homes. Because of the old buildings and cobbled Streets it is often used for TV and movie sets. There are a lot of old historic pubs in this part of the town. It is also known as the museum quarter, with the street life Museum willberforce house and the Hull and east riding Museum all next to each other and free to enter.

Hull's historic old town is a fascinating mix of architectural styles, quirky pubs, old narrow cobbled streets, the old fruit market, and a lovely 'boardwalk' trail alongside the River Hull, the Arctic Corsair (though at the time of writing the ship's been moved for restoration work and to a new home), The Deep aquarium, and skirting the old town and around to the marina.

Good atmosphere yet not overly busy. Excellent museums with no entry charge but you can leave a donation if you wish. Arcade and large indoor food market (closed Sunday). Plenty of good choices for a drink and / or a bite to eat.

Beautiful building and the tower tour is very well recommended. Jon the verger is a brilliant tour guide,informative and humorous.

Didn't get chance to climb the tower but had a lovely quiche and wedges in the cafe! All staff seemed kind and knowledgeable, definitely worth a visit

Nice place with a local event going on whilst I was there. I enjoyed walking round.

Today we visited the Hull Minster and paid £7:50 to climb the bell tower. What a great experience. The escorted tour takes about 2 hours, the guide was friendly and very knowledgeable, both about the building and the history of Hull. The stairs are steep but if you are able I recommend you give it a go. Learning about the Bells, the clock mechanisms and the views are amazing too.

Beautiful place..Very big .. Lovely stained glass windows..lots to see inside.. Lot's of informative staff handy to show you round and explain thinks...Well worth a visit..

Beautiful church. Welcoming and informative volunteers. 600th Anniversary. Lots of activities scheduled at the Minster this year.

Our first time and it was amazing! We loved hearing all our favourite Ed Sheeran and Coldplay songs. The venue looked amazing by candlelight. We thoroughly enjoyed it and will be back again. Thanks for a great night.

This forms part of Hull's Museum Quarter and is free to visit. The house is the birthplace of William Wilberforce and was the family home. The ground floor deals with his life and campaign for the abolition of slavery. Moving upto the first floor, the exhibition covers the grime reality of the slave trade so some parts might be unsuitable for younger children, but otherwise very educational for junior aged children and onwards. There are further local themed exhibits at an adjoining house.

Wilberforce House is one of the many amazing places to visit if you want to learn about Hull’s history and in particular the importance of William Wilberforce. It’s a free museum situated in the Museum Quarter in the Old Town and just a short walk from the Minster, the Market and Whitefriargate. The building itself is beautiful with so much information to absorb! I really like the gardens , complete with mulberry trees. At the bottom of the garden it’s possible to look out onto the walkway and the River Hull although it’s no longer possible to go out that way. Right next door is the Streetlife Museum.

Good museum. The upstairs area is more comprehensive with explanations of the history of the slave trade. Good place to go and free to enter.

This is a fascinating and important museum. It is housed where William Wilberforce was born. It looks at the history of slavery, the abolishon8st moment and the work that still needs to be done.

A really interesting and thought-provoking museum. Very well presented, with obviously some shocking documents and relics of slavery, but the history of the anti- slavery movement was very inspiring and heart-warming. I went back for a second time because there was so much to take in. I didn't take any pics because it didn't seem appropriate.

The house itself is nice enough without being anything outstanding. The information on Wilberforce & the slave trade though makes a visit here a must whilst in Hull.

Very informative & some recordings led by the Black folks along with mentions of Black abolitionists. What felt weird for me was the ceremonial mask that was offered to anyone (predominantly kids) to be played with.It was what made it a 3-4 for me. I’ve added a pic of it here. Another thing is little information on Hull’s involvement in the trade of goods made by the enslaved. It was a business & there is definitely more information like the actual numbers of these products. The anti-slavery medallions/coins were very interesting but I was again left with more questions. I think this section could be easily extended. Certain items were romanticising slavery & I didn’t feel like there was enough criticism of that

Lovely big informative museum! Mammoth replica is a great attraction, as is all of the interactive ‘touch this’ and ‘smell this’ throughout. Wonderfully interesting and unique. I think you’d struggle to entertain children in ALL parts of the museum, but there isn’t a lack of interaction to keep them occupied. Great day out alongside the street life one. Wish they had specialist magnets with the name or something. Gift shop was a bit lacklustre, but i loved the mammoth stuff.

This is a huge museum in the Old Town of Hull and part of the Museum Quarter. Usually when I am doing the museums this would be my third stops and I would be flagging; today I made a point of this being first. The exhibition is extensive and chock full of artefacts from the local area. Lighting is dim but there is a footpath trail around the site. There are steps and changes of level throughout but there are lifts available. At the front of the museum there is a small gift shop. Entrance is free but donations are invited. Lots of interactive stuff so great for kids. PS It’s free!

From the outside, you don't realise the size of this museum and it is quite a warren of different rooms. This forms part of the Hull museum quarter, with each one being free to visit (but donations appreciated) This is also the Museum of Archaeology so the rooms take you from the dinosaurs to the middle ages but all from a local perspective. I do really enjoy visiting local history museums and I did come away with a greater knowledge and understanding. I was particularly impressed with the Roman mosaics. Good for all age groups and there are lifts for pushchair/disability scooter users.

Highly recommended and free! Lovely gardens with pond, outdoor games. The museum is much larger than I thought and covered a lot. A very fun educational trip out

Free to enter, very interesting museum focusing on archeology

We specifically searched out free musuems and came across the Musuem Quarter in Hull. Parking was nearby, and wasn't extortionate (though the current road works meant we had to go over a bridge to back on ourselves, but I digress). From the moment we walked in, the staff were super friendly and welcoming - happy to allow us big kids to do the trail. Straight away, you walk through to a huge wooly mammoth and the exhibition is a walk through the beginning of time. Really great for kids, really interactive and lots to see. Staff are really friendly and helpful all the way through and a great trail to keep kids entertained! Makes for a great day out and theres a beauitful courtyard, so pack a picnic and enjoy these great (FREE!) museums for a great full day out!

Iv been taking my grandson to the museum to do the activity sessions in the holiday and he's been loving the exhibition that are on at present . The craft sessions are brilliant and the volunteers and staff have been wonderful and patient with him . He is very shy and nuero divergent so he has trouble interacting with people , they have adapted to his needs and he is always wanting to visit . Beautiful museum. Very well presented with things to do to educate both young and old. Well done. We love sitting in the gardens and having our lunch or snacks . Games have also been in the gardens through the school holidays too. Well done to all the museums.

AVOID. Overpriced and poorly maintained on-campus accommodation that basically bleeds you of your loan, leaving you no choice but to pick up a part time job. No career coaching for future ambitions you might have for your degree and a lot of staff members are keen to high road you when you come to them about issues you might have. And other students seem to thing running a society makes you above everyone for some reason?

I rang the phone to speak with a representative regarding my CAS status, the lady on the phone was extremely rude and aggressive and kept saying that she can’t discuss that with me and I have to wait… We paid money to get the best service and education and not having to wait for your mercy. Not recommended at all!

Attended Middleton Hall for BBC's Question Time. Easy to find, easy to park.

Hull university cancelled my application, design graphic, is because I'm not black or Muslim or lgbt, Portuguese people don't have access to education in UK, Thank you so much for helping me

Lovely facilities, friendly and helpful students and staff.

It a beautiful school with awesome view and a perfect place to study

It is the most worst university in the UK. It wastes the time of the students, who reply after months. Moreover, when the student's visa is rejected, they do not refund the fees either.

A night out to see 7 Drunken Nights. Quick and easy entry with very helpful staff to point you in the right direction for your seat. Famous old building , plenty of leg room once you are seated. A great show telling the story of how The Dubliners were first formed and some of the great songs they sang. Great singers and musicians, the atmosphere was great.

I had a fantastic experience at Hull City Hall! I've attended several events there, including performances by Jimmy Carr, Paul Smith, and a Christmas concert. Most recently, I enjoyed a brilliant Classic Rock Concert on Friday. The venue is easy to navigate, and most seats offer a good view of the stage.

Been lucky enough to visit the City Hall on numerous occasions mostly for live music events. Every time the venue has been great with no issues at all. Like how the staff let you leave the venue in between bands to let you visit some of the local pubs. Most recently visited to see Shed Seven who were brilliant.

Brilliant venue, the building is absolutely beautiful, warm, great bars and the staff lovely. The only downside was the front steps were littered and wet, we had walked past earlier and there was a group who clearly had drunk too much sat on the steps. They had obviously been moved however the steps could have done with a clean. However when we left I have to say the town was really quiet and felt relatively safe

Went to see The Drifters tonight Saturday 13th September. having a brilliant night stand by me came on so myself and my mother in law stood up to dance. A man behind us decided this was his opportunity to tap us on the shoulder and tell us to sit down. Not ask Tell. We carried on dancing, he then proceeded to punch me in my back (I am currently 20 weeks pregnant) he again told us to sit down as he had paid for his ticket and could not see we told him to get up and join us and dance but no instead he hurled abuse at us calling us selfish. (My mum had bought me tickets to see the drifters with her for my birthday. unfortunately my mum could not make it as she has terminal cancer and is currently in hospital.) my mother in law rightly went and told a security guard who advised us we could dance if we wanted to. We then advised them of the assault on myself and the abuse, said man was kicked out but not before he caused a scene, denying any wrong doing even after people in front of us and behind us advised the hull city hall team that he had been abusive. All of the staff where absolutely brilliant making sure I was ok bringing coffee and water, we also got moved to the balconys so we could enjoy the rest of the show. Well done all staff and thank you for everything. I so wanted to go home but you all made the rest of my evening so special.

Bootleg Beatles excellent, good atmosphere, really enjoyed the show. Cirqui de Celine wasn't as good, not impressed with the sound, couldn't tell what the singer was singing. The cirqui part in the advertising was a reason for booking tickets, this was a big letdown, not really cirqui just a bit of "dancing". All in all a mixed weekend.

Beautiful theatre. No leg room on the first row of the circle though. The council need to sort out car parking. Cash AND card facilities in the parking. Get rid of the app payment system, it's rubbish.

A Great vist to the Restored Fort Paul Heritage Site n Museum,plenty to explore n see,with steps n tunnels n secret rooms,n like today many different Events to be held throughout the year,worth a visit with the Family young n old. All thanks to hard work from 2 Nick's n others, n passion n dedication,to restore it for many to enjoy 😃

Just one of the most interesting places to visit. Tons of history and a really friendly set up. Definitely worth a visit

I visited a summer market. It was wonderful, lots of independent stalls with interesting items. I enjoyed still being able to look around Fort Paull, inside the bunkers and learn about the history. I do miss the big plane though.

Love this place. It’s so peaceful and interesting. The hard work that the team are putting into restoring it to former glory is clear for all to see. The team are also very friendly and more than happy to talk to the visitors about what’s already gone on with the restoration and what future plans they have. The events that they put on are always good and a great way to meet new people. Keep up the good work and I can’t wait for my next visit

It's a pity all of the exhibits are gone and the place is a shadow of its former self. Still, it's amazing people are looking after the site and opening it once again. Definitely worth investigating.

The last review mentions “dirty toilets” the ones at the back were spotless with hot running water and soap? Maybe that guy needs look past his nose, the site looks fantastic! So much progress has been made since the last time I visited 6 months ago, the place feels like you’re stepping back in history, we visited on Sunday to watch the Lancaster bomber fly over, it’s the 1st time I’ve seen this and it was awesome to watch while enjoying food from the vendors that had been organised for the weekend. I can’t wait to visit again to see even more progress that has been made to a previously neglected piece of history. Keep up the fantastic work nick, nick and all of the volunteers that keep this place going.

So happy to see new life being given to this historic site! Such a huge amount of history nearly lost at one point. The Nick’s have worked their socks off to organise so many events to bring the community together and preserve interest in the site. Kudos lads.

Brilliant for children of all ages and great value for money

Interesting little dinosaur museum. Interesting and interactive. Something of a labour of love it seems. Inexpensive and fun.

Fun little museum, great for young kids. Quite educational and lots of interactive exhibits. It's only small and doesn't take long to look round but we still really enjoyed it.

Lovely little museum. My dino mad 5 year old enjoyed wandering round and playing with the dinosaur toys upstairs. A good variety of exhibits and information. Great to combine with The Deep as it's a short walk away.

Lovely little museum with plenty of hands on activities for kids. Set on 2 floors with a little inexpensive gift shop. Worth the entrance fee of Adults £3 children £1.50.

This was great, its only a small place but don't let that put you off, I think the children have had more fun here than any huge museum. Was there for over 2 hours, well worth it. Parking is on nearly roads, found with a five min walk.

Disappointed when I arrived we had to pay £3 adults,£1.50 kids entry after reading it was free entry.Decent enough place for kids upto 10 years old I would say. Myself and kids who are 6 and 11 stayed for just over and hour which was more than enough time.

I visited Hull from the US to look up information on ancestors in Hull. I arrived in Hull on Thursday afternoon to discover that it closed at 4:30 and would not reopen until the next Tuesday, after I had left Hull. I had only one hour there and the staff were amazingly helpful, but I could do so little in one hour. I understand that funds are limited and the Centre can only be open part-time; however, I don't understand why they can't offer any evening or weekend hours.

An invaluable venue and learning/research hub, with friendly helpful staff. Highly recommend, and you can follow them on social media too.

I consider it a public library. A lot of information, and reference material availalable if you are interested in history. The friendly staffs are very essential and amazingly helpful to point you in the right directions.

Great location offering a one stop shop for researching family history and finding out about the local area. Great architecture and impressive building with lots of character. Public toilets available and the centre also has some great exhibitions featuring some interesting topics.

An amazing repository of local history

My experience today was not so special. I couldn't find some microfilm and the member of staff found it for me. I then was searching for 2 books which I knew I had taken out of the centre before but again I couldn't find them. The staff member also couldn't find them and I was prepared to go home and come back another day with the relevant details and said so. The member of the staff didn't take this defeat and continued to seek out my books which he eventually found filed on the wrong shelf. Oh, and of course, the information stored in this building is so vital to the history of hull that it could not be replaced. Couple that with helpful and knowledgeable staff, well, what's not to like?

We went to the medieval craft event this morning and it's been brilliant. Lots of things for the kids to do and they have had a great time. The staff were warm and welcoming and very helpful. X

This is an interesting free museum in a former scho, that focuses on how local people lived, plus a gallery on ancient Egypt.

The hands on History Museum is a great place to visit there's quite a few interactive things for young children to do. The exhibits are arranged over two floors in this old former Grammar School. Some of the replicas of Tutankhamun's treasures that were exhibited on the second floor are currently on display in the ferrens art gallery. There used to be a little victorian wooden roller coaster that children used to love playing on unfortunately it was removed for health and safety reasons.

An absolutely great place to visit, lots of interactive things for kids to engage with and lots of interesting information of the older visitor to absorb.

Free entry, suitable for children family to visit but the mummy is a bit scary.

Interactive museum for kids with local history. The Old Grammar School of William Wilberforce and Andrew Marvell. Opens every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month.

Great museum for kids to actually get involved, sitting at victorian desks in a victorian classroom rather than the usual rope barrier and 'do not touch' signs. Then it's almost a polar opposite in the Egyptian exhibit upstairs with a real mummy. A bit spooky for the little ones, but it's really well presented. The final bit showing the way we've developed locally over the last century is equally as interesting, and incidentally seems to be exactly the same as I remember it when I visited the old grammar school museum (as it was called then!) as a child. I honestly don't think there's anywhere else around here that offers that variety, it's a real shame its open so infrequently.

Such a great, interactive place in Hull that helps to present the location in which it is found. It is in Old Town Hull, everyone that visits Hull should visit here to expand their knowledge and fascination of Hull and the surrounding area. Very close to the centre of Hull with only a five minute walk. The walk present the history and culture of this city. Hands on history museum is a go to place for any family in Hull or visiting Hull. It is further surrounded by pubs, restaurants and cafes, all with good food so it easy to fit into daily plans. Hull offers a variety of leisure activities for families with museums, art galleries, many place to wine and dine, cinemas, bowling, clothes shops and whatever you need. Should definitely visit this place. I have visited this with my family and children for the last 16 years and they’re still excited to go back an interact. Lovely place

This is a peaceful and clean park, perfect for walking and unwinding. The surrounding nature offers a calm and refreshing atmosphere. One thing that could improve is the small lake next to the park, as the water has become quite dirty over time. With a little care and attention, this park could become even more beautiful.

It was a lovely park that formed part of my rat hunt around Hull. Easy to locate with on street parking. Stunning entrance gate. A fab little cafe (cash only) for a quick cuppa and elevenses, good clean toilets. Hosting a lake, conservatory, and several statues. Perfect for picnics and lots of young people and adults alike enjoying the sun. Popular with dog walkers, too.

Very nice, well kept park. A nice playground, large field and duck pond. Although there have been recent news stories of things going on there later at night/early morning so please be safe and vigilant. Took my nephew and he really enjoyed himself, and we even got an ice cream from the little cafe

Beautiful park to walk, check out for the free yoga and calisthenics classes on the Sundays at 10:00

I mean, it’s Pearson park… however its a lovely green space perfect for a relaxed day out. With a pond, play area, and plenty of paths for a leisurely walk, it’s great for families, couples, or anyone wanting some fresh air. On sunny days, you can even enjoy an ice cream while taking in the peaceful surroundings.

This is a park, North of the city centre. Between Princes Avenue & Beverley Road. There is plenty of open space, including a pond and a children's park. You will usually find ducks and other wildlife near the pond. Some now seem to reside all year round. The park is great for families or people on their own. It's just a pleasant green area within all the surrounding housing. Accessibility in all directions, to the city centre or to the university campus. Public transportation is frequent.

Really lovely park, well kept with play area, fitness area, basketball hoop, indoor plant area, pond with lots of birds and a bandstand. Nice to relax and spend an hour there, would be a great place to take the kids.

Absolutely stunning a must visit, we visited on Heratage open week 2024 the staff were wonderful and welcoming and very knowledgeable, a truly beautiful church.

St Charles Roman Catholic Church is a grade l listed building built in 1829. It is the oldest post reformation Catholic Church in the city. The interior decoration dates from 1899. The organ was built about 1812 and had been in St. wilfreds Church york. The church has a stunningly beautiful interior.

Very lovely place with an amazing priest, but its always closed for personal prayer especially on days you feel so devastated

Whilst walking around the city exploring various parts, we found ourselves walking past a set of stained glass doors. Being nosey, walked up the steps and were totally blown away. What a hidden gem of a church. Very peaceful and friendly. The ceilings and stained glass is amazing. There's some restoration going on but still beautiful. Lived her for 2 years and didn't know this church existed.

Father Maughn is excellent it’s a joy to to hear him

We had a great mass

Beautiful church inside after seeing a plain exterior built to a similar design to the ex-brewery buildings around it. The beautiful interior is well worth seeing whether you go to a Mass or just as a visitor

Nice place, cafe, good staff.

The children library is good, has a variety of books and activities for the kids. The library as a whole has no WiFi, so no research work can be done on the PC. Also, they lock their washrooms which is extremely inconvenient. Staff are sometimes too lazy to assist especially nearing closing time.

Awful. If you are lucky enough to find an area that is open, don't even bother to try and connect to the WiFi, it'll stay on for 5 minutes then go off. Also the opening hours are terrible. It should be a wonderful place to go, but it's awful and a waste of money. The best thing is the staff who are wonderful, it's a shame they have to work on such a place

Good library to visit in the centre of Hull. Easily accessible with a ramp for wheelchair users and those of us who use a rollator. There's an on site cafe for snacks and drinks. The reference library is now situated on the 1st floor and is accessible by either stairs or the small lift. The disabled toilet is accessible by lift on the 2nd flooor.

Waited more than an hour on their phoneline, only for it to hang!

Offen go here to do work. The books are limited on certain subjects but the upstairs quiet work area is a gem most days and it's rare it's noisy. I often and easily go up their and work. The staff are very knowledge and I enjoy talking to them when they aren't busy.

Well after waiting for over 1 year I was via appointment able to browse the printed music section. Had it all to myself. considering the vast space I'm sure they don't need appts to browse its similar to supermarkets. You go, browse, select and go, no difference really. Just don't let people sit and read. People can respect others and keep distance. It's not hard.

Glorious ancient atmospheric pub. Bar staff claim to have seen apparitions. Like the Golden Fleece in York, this houses a human skull. Love the place.

Love this pub. I always visit when I'm in Hull on business. Great old world charm. Usually great staff,you always get the odd one;modern world,modern values. I always have a pint of Old Peculiar. One of my favourites. Hard to find as most pubs have gone down the 'trendy' pale ale 'new' IPA route. The standard of the pint is usually spot on. Unfortunately,on a couple of occassions, it has had a very slight sour taste and smell to it. As on this occassion. Different staff members prepping? Different staff members cleaning the pipes? I don't know. But it's there,occassionally. An inconsistancy. A fly in the ointment. A lack of consistant,measurably applied standards. Great pub. Owners/ managers need to pay more attention to the details that matter.

This is one of Hull's oldest pubs. It is very atmospheric, with original wood work on the inside. With interesting decor. The bar staff are nice, friendly and polite. The bar and seating area is kept clean and tidy. It's a nice quiet bar to drink in. Drinks are reasonably priced with a good selection to choose from.

This is one of our favourite pubs to visit.. it's quaint charming and steeped in history... the staff are very friendly and there is always a good selection of real ales and beers. It's well worth a visit

A hidden gem in Hull old town, tucked away down a tiny alley which opens into a lovely courtyard where the floral displays have won several awards. A Theakston pub serving 6 real ales plus real ciders. This historic pub has a room used for plotting in the civil war, survived a substantial fire and houses a mysterious skull. I don't think there is any food? Beers in excellent condition. Friendly and we'll worth a visit.

Sam is such a lovely lady and a LIFE saver, walking home with a paper bad when it started weeing it down, bad disintegrated luckily she was there behind the bar to give me a plastic one along side wonderful service. Amazing pub and even more amazing staff, thankyou <3

Awesome selection of craft beers here at good prices and a nice chilled environment for an afternoon drink while I had a day off. Didn't try any food today but the burger menu looked to be reasonable.

This is a very tall Monument to the famous abolitionist. There isn't much information about him at the Monument, but it is only a short walk to the free museum at Wilberforce House if you want to learn about him. It is right by University buildings so it may be busy during term times.

The greatest monument ever, reviewed by its size.

Epic-sized monument to anti-slave trade campaigner William Wilberforce. The foundation stone was laid on 1st August 1834, the same day as the abolition of slavery in British colonies (and the year after Wilberforce himself died). The monument originally stood for around 100 years in Prince's Dock before moving to its current location.

in fairness I had no idea there was a statue of William Wilberforce, this is striking. Statues are in the line of fire for a number of reasons, so reassuring to see a reminder of someone on the right side.

Majestic monument

Statue to remember the memory of men of Hull who lost their lives during the South African War in 1899 to 1902. You can see the reflection of what they did and the sacrifices they offered. Galant Soldiers.

Took pic today as the lighting had such a dramatic effect on the statue

Hull Cenotaph Remembering Soliders

Wonderful historical place to visit in Hull.. with guided tour..

Really interesting place and very friendly knowledgeable guides.

Excellent tour

Lovely afternoon spent here today. Beer garden was lovely right little sun trap! I had pizza was lovely for £10.95. Partner had fish and chips on a meal deal available daily 12-6 £8.95 can add alcohol drink for extra £1. Happy hour Monday to Friday 5-8. Lovely service and great staff. Highly recommend

lovely local pub been coming here for years stuff are very friendly. I was a great atmosphere recently refurbished to a great standard and all sent in old millers cottages with the original Mill which is beautiful

Sara is the beating heart of The Mill. The moment you step up to the bar, she greets you with a smile that could brighten the darkest Yorkshire day. Her service is quick, attentive, and always delivered with a personal touch—remembering regulars’ drinks without being asked and making newcomers feel instantly at home. Whether she’s expertly pulling a perfect pint, offering a spot-on recommendation, or sharing a laugh with customers, Sara brings a blend of professionalism and genuine warmth that turns an ordinary visit into something special. The Mill wouldn’t be the same without her—five stars, hands down

It’s always crazy in The Mill, our favourite local! We and the dogs are always enjoying coming here and are treated like royalty by amazing staff! 😁 Jess and Ross did their best on Wednesday, when it was boiling hot, serving everyone with smile and patience! 😁❤️ Thank you guys!

Excellent place for a drink and a bite to eat. Always receive lovely service - Mariah was incredibly helpful last time I visited. Great value for money too! Highly recommend.

Always a warm and friendly welcome. The barmaid Sara, was extremely friendly and helpful. There’s a good selection of drinks. Great mid week offers. Good food, especially the beef tacos ☺️

Mariah And Daniele both provide a top tier service, the chefs make amazing food too! i’ve tried so many different items on the menu and it’s always top notch, today I tried the hot honey chicken burger with curly fries and it didn’t disappoint. flavour was incredible!

Amazing so much to see and do! Loved the Avery, wooded walk, bandstand and anchor. I walked round the boating lake - good to see still had water in and the fountains were trying their best! Lots of side of the road parking, toilets always a plus!

Nice park area for strolling with the pooch . Meerkats and aviary are interesting, had to walk round the outside edge as dogs are not allowed with the fenced area. Still managed to see everything in the aviary. Plenty of areas outside the park to park the car. Little paths lead off in different directions. Letting you discover hidden gems like the small pond. Open grass areas allow freedom for the dogs. Beware though, there is an abundance of wild birds. Lots of young ones at the time we went and the adult birds can become very defensive. Large lake to walk around too. A nice way to spend an hour or so.

Great place to visit for families or in our case our 3yr old grandson with lots of energy to burn. Lots of activities & safe play area. Picnic area Wide open spaces. Large pond with ducks geese & swans. Overall a good place to visit for an hour or so to take away the lockdown blues.

Lovely park to visit for a few hours during the school holidays. Well maintained in comparison to others locally. A few animals to see, including meerkats, two areas for the kids to play (outdoor exercise equipment and kids play area). A large lake and lots of green space.

Beautiful Park extremely well maintained. Lots to do and loads of places for kids to go and explore safely. If you download the love exploring app you can down use this to find the Dinosaurs located around the park. Fabulous park a real gem and in my opinion the best park in Hull.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pickering Park is a lovely green space in Hull, perfect for a relaxing walk or a family day out. The grounds are well kept, with plenty of trees, open space, and a peaceful atmosphere. One of the highlights is the abundance of squirrels — they’re everywhere and not shy at all, which makes for some fun wildlife watching! A great spot to enjoy nature, stretch your legs, and unwind. 🐿🌳

Bit disappointed tbh, cycled from east hull on a beautiful sunny summer day, expecting to see adults & children enjoying green areas . In reality the park was almost empty, nothing really happening at all apart from a few lads fishing. I didn’t even bother taking any pictures. Nothing in comparison to Pearson park, east park!

The place itself is fun, but it felt a bit overcrowded when I visited. It was quite hard to find a table, and many were left with empty coffee cups and snack wrappers, which made the space feel untidy. It would be great if the staff could clean up more frequently to keep the area more inviting. Otherwise, a good spot, but some improvements would make the experience much better!

An incredible experience here. My son and my daughter both undertook a certified climbing course and they’re both absolutely loved it. All of the instructors were top-notch and made the kids feel at ease with highly recommend it to anybody.

What an amazing time we had at rock up this morning! My 5 year old son is SEN and Molly couldn’t have been anymore helpful, it’s rare to find places that give accommodations especially during the school holidays, but Molly was brilliant and ensured we had the best experience. We’ll definitely be back!

What an absolutely brilliant place for a children's birthday party, the staff are so welcoming & very good at the job they do. It was my little Granddaughter's birthday & with all the apparatus & climbing frames & walls to climb they absolutely loved it. Safety is paramount with the staff so there always looking around or on hand to make sure harnesses are always worn while climbing. They have party rooms upstairs so that when there time is up the room is decked out with loads of different sandwiches & popcorn & jugs of juice there's a big long table full of food that all needs are catered for. People are welcome to bring there own banners & balloons to put up & just adds the the perfect party experience. I would certainly recommend this place if you wantvto see your children enjoy themselves enormously & without the stress of clearing up all the mess.

My second rock up experience. Instructors were great to chat to. The walls were all a lot of fun and presented some decent challenges. Going with some friends next time 💪

The staff here were brilliant with my kids. So helpful and supportive. Always there to help unclip and move to next one. My boys enjoyed it so much. The staff were so good.

Lovely place - kids loved it - think indoor play area could be better - bit small especially for older kids who don’t like climbing - bit over priced too

Brilliant venue, very well respected and rated, and it's obvious why when you visit the place. Get there at least once in your life if you like proper music venues. Decent beer too. Little beer garden out back. And very close to busy street with bars and restaurants for pre and post gig food n bevvies, and buses home ...

A really good venue for up close and personal gigs. We saw The Bug Club there tonight (31/08/24) and it was brilliant! Great sound and lighting, good ale from the bar, and respectful punters who didn't talk during the performance, mostly. The stage could do with being a tad bit higher so you can see the band over the heads of those in front, and the toilets could do with upgrading, but otherwise a super venue. The Bug Club were amazing, hope you get them on again.

I go there quite a lot. It's got a legendary status for a reason. Yes it's small, but by god it's awesome. You never have to pay the earth for tickets, you can see some amazing up and coming bands, as well as some more established ones. I would say everyone should experience the place at least once, but in reality, everyone should experience it more than once.

What can I say, absolutely fantastic club, small venue so up close and personal to see Eatstatic, highly recommended, will definitely be going back.

I attended the Night of Heritage Groove, where Highlife meets Jazz, and it was awesome. Nice environment 👏.

We had a great night at the Adelphi club. We saw Cam Cole one of the best guitar players in the world today. The support act were the Gulls they were very good too.

Great night ..live in Hull but never been here We will be back

Amazing night great music quick bar service, great music , great customers

We've never had a meal in there, but we've had some cracking boozy times. Great DJ and music and a super place to have a dance xxx

Fantastic little pub made to feel very welcome by the staff. And the regulars who had a few games of pool with my son. Highly recommended keep up the good work x

Have visited many times over the years, however the staff really let the side down on this occasion. A gentleman said I was before him, however the staff member said they didn’t have time fairness, despite the fact I gave my order straight away. I can honestly say it was the worst customer service I have encountered and I hope visitors to our city choose a different pub to spend their money. I have worked in customer service and this was anything but, we will not visit again and I will not recommend to any of my corporate colleagues

Soul and Motown. Depends on the DJ. Playing more disco than Motown so losing custom.

Great place, great atmosphere Saturdays 3pm djs have done well here with the soul, northern, Motown n disco, Boss man Jude has a great team behind the bar... 👌💛🙏

The city hotel is a traditional pub in a stunning building, the interior is mostly original and unspoiled. A wide choice of beers, lager and cider, sadly no cask conditioned real ales. Traditional bar games darts and Pool. Nice friendly staff, very busy at the weekends.

Each week, when I visit the reception( I'm talking about a specific person) to collect my weekly ticket, I have encountered rudeness from the staff member on duty. This behavior has not only been disheartening but has also created an uncomfortable atmosphere for me as a student. It is essential for students to feel welcomed and supported in their educational environment, and unfortunately, my experiences have been quite the opposite. The repeated negative interactions have affected my overall experience at Hull College. As a student, I believe that every individual deserves respect and kindness, especially in an academic setting where we are all striving to learn and grow. The lack of professionalism displayed by the reception staff has made me feel undervalued and disheartened. I kindly request that this matter be addressed promptly. It is crucial for the college to ensure that all staff members understand the importance of providing courteous and respectful service to students. Training or guidance may be necessary to improve interactions at the reception desk.

My experience at Hull College has been extremely disappointing. From the start, the atmosphere was unwelcoming and unprofessional. On my course, a tutor actually told us that we “couldn’t get anywhere in life,” which was not only discouraging but completely unacceptable coming from someone meant to be supporting and motivating students. The staff in general were often rude rather than helpful. One incident that really stood out was when I asked at reception for help in speaking with a careers advisor. Instead of giving me support, a member of staff dismissed me with the comment, “he’s not your mum.” This was completely unnecessary, unprofessional, and left me feeling very uncomfortable. The college environment overall dragged me and my friend down instead of helping us grow. I never felt supported or encouraged, only looked down on. Because of this, I’ve chosen to continue my Level 2 course elsewhere at a much better college, where I already feel more respected and valued. The only staff member in this college who was really nice and respectful towards me and my friend was Andy he was always is helpful and made us feel welcome. I’m happy to say me and my friend are on a level 2 sports course at a different college which has made us feel welcome immediately. Hull College should be a place that uplifts and inspires students, but unfortunately my experience was the complete opposite.

Quickly realised I'd made a mistake enrolling, they're over subscribed & under staffed. Class tutors hit & miss. A chaotic induction process with plenty of communication problems. There are urgent safeguarding issues to be addressed which they are aware of. We endured a militant style lecture on the culture, which left me feeling anxious about the safety and security of the campus.

Just spent 3 weeks helping out in the Plumbing department. Very welcome and friendly staff, learners are all keen to learn and very positive. Thanks, guys..

I wouldn't recommend this college to anyone as for how they handle exams, the timetables and teachers leaving. Most of my last year in college there have been teachers leaving, taught lessons weren't good enough, some rude staff members and taking it out on students that haven't completed the work because they don't teach us at all. We're made to teach ourselves with what resources? The lack of organisation in this college is awful, they changed the exam dates multiple times and won't sort out if you missed an exam, they say that 'you've failed the whole course' when it was out of my reach. I'm not sure about other courses but I would definitely not recommend doing criminology and law and psychology. The head of institute for criminology, law and psychology is appalling when I needed help.

The only helpful person was Andy from student services he's the only person that genuinly made me feel welcomed and kept supporting me I've been at this college for two years first year was fine second year we had a teacher favouriting one student we had her slagging half the students off to eachother never helped with any problems and made out like we was all going to fail I've never felt more bad about life till this one course it was meant to be a fresh start when all it did was drag my mental health down there are some okay teachers but half of them especially one receptionist had to ruin it all for me and my friend we are now happy to say we have been accepted into a better course in a college that has made us feel more welcomed than ever bye hull college

Today is very important because I have practice exam .and I drink coffee. Very nice aria

Great views accross the River with a good walk along the Humber Bank

Beautiful area with some stunning views from the water side.

Went for a trial of using my mobility scooter along the footpath at edge of River Humber . It was ok apart from one area before we got to The DEEP where the paths crossed over a dyke or small lake and you had to go over a bump and rough gravelly area. I wish there was a guide of safe places to go with mobility scooter in Hull. My husband used to live there and remembers time spent also at the old fish docks - dont go that way its definantly not safe route and also we went to Humber Park in the evening and although the path is ok! the car parks are full of young people up to no good and speeding around .

Love this place away from it all peace and quiet not too many people. Nice view's

Went for a walk about 5pm ish was so peaceful and the view was so clear loved just sitting on the rocks looking over the humber.

A good place for a nice refreshing walk.

Great place to walk down, can walk all the way to the McDonald's on st Andrews quay if you really wanted to, some great views specially on nicer days

As far as British pools go, this is one of the better ones. About 50 years behind German standard. Not even as modern and clean as pools in former British Colony Hong Kong. This place would benefit from new lockers, that have doors that lock. A deeper swimming pool would be nice, relegating non-swimmers and walkers to a shallow pool.

A beautiful building on the outside and a lovely sized pool but it is very grubby and needs a lot of work.I imagine the council aren't too bothered about it seeing as it is closing in the future which is a shame as it would have looked so good restored to its former glory.

It's a great place with decent facilities that could do with further maintenance, but the complex is unfortunately under-funded, most likely due to announced closure. Friendly and helpful staff.

Pool feels dirty and it's difficult to navigate. However, the sauna and steam area is really nice and well equipped.

Feels dirty and a bit run down, has a strange atmosphere! However, the sauna and steam area are really nice.

Relaxed atmosphere. Staff friendly. Changing rooms spacious. Little bit out dated but comfortable

Went for first time for swim and sauna couldn't use pool enjoyed Sauna Steam and plunge pool . Delightful

Really cool place to take photos of the tidal barrier

Always wanted to be on the bridge when it swings and timing was right to day. There aren't many bridges where you are allowed. Check out hull culture there is a Saturday when you can in September 2021.

Not been when the bridge is moving it lit up but I do like the bird sounds it play's. It a peaceful and relaxing place to sit and pass some time.

Love the bridge. Love it when its lit up. Be nice if there was a kiosk or may be like a coffee van type thing just near it.

This is an amazing bridge. Hard to catch times when it moves. Interesting to see how it works. Well worth a look. 👍

Looks nice well done .. but give it 5 years and it will be redundant we will walk across on all that silt in that river

Good design. It has been vandalised. Which is a shame. Great area and the bridge compliments it.

Been several times over the years but they've never been any use to me. Not one of the better plumbers merchants in the area.

Good parking, leads road is busy with roadworks at the roundabout

New display completed at my local Wolseley Plumb Center!

Staff are good but access is poor for hgv.

Great staff very helpful many thanks

Helpful staff for your plumbing needs

All a plumber needs

I would absolutely recommend EDIT Recruitment to anyone who’s looking for a very personal recruitment experience throughout the whole process - from the submitted application to the first day at work! Nathan has been extremely helpful, professional and kept me updated every step of the way. EDIT Recruitment make you feel IMPORTANT - and there isn’t anyone like them out there!

I would absolutely recommend Edt recruitment to anyone's looking for work. They are very professional and really helpful. Sir Jack helped me get a fantastic role which is my current job.

It felt like I was dealing with a human which is very high praise in my eyes. I was recommended a very relevant role and I was actually understood what I was looking for. Very hard working and responsive!

I have to say the process was simple and the communication was exemplary one of only 2 agencies I can say the same about. Also shaune was very proactive and professional.

Great recruitment agency. Very down-to-earth, involved and pro active. Definitely one of the better agencies I've been involved with over the course of my career.

Worked with Jack Wilson in securing a new role recently. He was brilliant and made sure everything went smoothly! Highly recommended!

The team at EDIT are very knowledgeable in the industry in which they specialise in. They know exactly what you want and get rid of all the stresses from recruitment.

One of the greatest pieces of public art in the country. A triumph for Alan Boyson. I am so happy that this was saved from demolition and will.be a part of the new development. Thank you if you helped save it.

Wonderful ornate and stepped in history, this mural is a must see!!!

Grand Mosaic part of the Hull Furniture - to be integrated into a future redevelopment

This is one of those places where if you use your common sense and can a good cut through, somewhere nice to walk the dog but also interesting to see the really old graves. But it's not safe, especially for people walking in the dark on their own. It's just to dodgy.

Nice walk through both cemeteries and the woods with the Quaker burial grounds. Negatives. Beer cans left from drinkers who show no respect and the lack neglect for the Lodge house on the grounds - surely the tenants have time to keep the gardens tidy. Overall nice walk with kids.

The cemetery is a pleasant enough place but it is poorly maintained and could do with a bit more care and maintenance. The plots were waterlogged and it was terribly bumpy to get to the graves we were visiting. It’s a shame.

Really great place to go on a dog walk or clear your mind.

Excellent place to use Very clean and Tidy. Staff are very friendly and helpful

Lots of litter

The school playground cheered us up.

It has a good selection of work wear. I went in to buy a hat to protect my head from the sun. They where all to small. The shop assistant watched me all the time and made me feel uncomfortable. This is the one thing that puts me off from this shop in the past and it hasn't changed. I used to visit this shop in the late sixties.It was a great shop for ex army stuff. All my school bags came from there. For work gear it is worth a visit.

Always come here for my big boots, great place , very friendly staff.

Work wear , great value , great prices

Unfortunately this place has now closed down.

Very knowledgeable