Where Can You Take Dogs in York?
Cobbled streets and narrow alleys. York is like something out of a story, it has a magical feeling to it and people visit from all over the world. It's one of my favourite places in the UK and it's very pet friendly. With that being said and to help you get the most out of your pet adventure, lets get into our tips for travelling with pets to York.
Where Can You Take Dogs in York?
Is the Grand hotel York dog friendly? | It is a one-off £25 fee for the full stay of your dog. You should call the hotel in advance to let them know your dog is joining you. |
Is York Minster dog friendly? |
No, unfortunately not. |
Can dogs walk on York City Walls? |
Only assistance dogs are allowed on the city walls. Your pet dog cannot walk on them. |
Are dogs allowed on buses in York? |
Yes they can, providing they are quiet, well behaved and do not go on the seats. |
Recommendations for Travelling with Pets to York
This article is primarily about travelling with pets to York but lets start with some facts about York!
York, North Yorkshire in the United Kingdom (England).
How many people live in York?
209,900
What is York Famous For?
A perfect city break. The 'York Castle Museum' has cobbled streets and narrow alleys of Victorian York. There are live actors in here too. Then there is the York street market which has stalls selling burritos and even dumplings. Near the markets you will find 'The Shambles' which is a popular street giving you the true 'quintessential British' feel whilst you shop and explore. Think J.K Rowling. The problem with York is there's just too much to list.
Most Popular Pets in York
You will probably see little cockapoos, French Bulldogs and Yorkies. York is very pet friendly and most places will welcome your furry friends. You can feel comfortable with your cat or dog or ferret in York so long as you buy a northern beer!
The Weather in York?
You could visit anytime of the year but Spring is the best time (March to May). The flowers will be in full bloom but hotel prices could be steep. At this time it will be between 10 to 16 degrees Celsius.
Best Instagram Pet Spots in York
The Shambles for the pretty cobbled streets.
Lower Petergate
For a quirky shot try the 'The Hairy Fig & Merchant Adventures' Hall
York City Walls and Clifford's Tower
The Shambles @tranceandtrails
Pet Travel Accessories to Take to York
It has to be some tweed for you and your pets to look 'quintessentially British together''. All you need is a little tweed bandana, collar and lead. Pair these with your overnight tweed bag and some shiny shoes and you will definitely look chic enough to grace York with your presence.
Pet Friendly Restaurants in York
The city of York is a fantastic place to eat if you are looking for traditional British cuisine.
If you love a very good and tasty burger then 'Burgsy's is cracking and pet friendly. https://www.burgsys.co.uk/
Alternatively, if you love some cheese and wine try 'Pairings Wine Bar' - It's pet friendly but book in advance! https://pairings.co.uk/
Always be aware of the pet policy in restaurants!
Pet Friendly Play & Walking Areas in York
Try the 'York Cat Trail'. Just because it's called a cat trail does not mean its only for the cats on leashes, dogs can walk it too. It's free and great if you have kids with you. You will find statues of cats on the York buildings as you go and you can download the route from here: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0032/6749/3986/files/Cat-Trail.pdf?3260338951760997234
Yorkshire Museum Gardens for botanical beauty - It's not often places like this are pet friendly. https://www.yorkshiremuseum.org.uk/
Transport Methods with Pets in York
Your best bet is to drive and park outside of the York centre and then enjoy a nice walk in. Park on Hull Road in Heslington, near the Travelodge and then walk in. https://www.travelodge.co.uk/hotels/490/York-Hull-Road-hotel
Pet Friendly Hotels in York
If you want very cheap and cheerful and pet friendly then use the Travelodge on York road in Heslington as mentioned above. You will have free parking and it is a 15 minute walk into York city Centre.
For something quite high on the market and to really treat your pets, go for it and experience York's most luxurious address at The Grand, York. It's Yorkshire's only AA rated 5-star hotel - https://www.visityork.org/sleep/the-grand-york-p792321