周日拽上LG去了York，这可是我一直想去的地方，以前有同学的老公在那里读书，她就说York是一个可爱的小镇，有约克大教堂，当然这也是主要吸引游人的原因。去之前肯定要先做功课，了解约克历史，主要的景点。
约克历史
然后参观了免费的National Railway Museum,在Museum的大门旁边是York Eye，比起London Eye好小哦。
从Musuem出来，可能就10来分钟的路程，远远的就可以看到York Minster。
York Minster 可以参观的有Chapter House，Undercroft，Treasury and Crypt（不可以拍照）,以及Central Tower。
Chapter House 的漂亮天花板
Central Tower
登上Tower，便可看到York小镇，一览无遗。
York's turbulent history can be traced back nearly 2,000 years. It begins in earnest in AD71 when the Romans, at the height of their powers, conquered the Celtic tribes known as the Brigantes and founded Eboracum which, by the fourth century, was the capital of lower Britain. In the seventh century, known as Eoferwic, it was the chief city of the Anglo-Saxon King Edwin of Northumbria and, two centuries later as Jorvik, it became an important trading centre for the Vikings. The city was ravaged by William the Conqueror, but by the Middle Ages it had again become an important commercial centre. In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries Tudor and Stuart kings were among its visitors, in Georgian times it was the social capital of the north, and in the 19th century, with the coming of the railway, its industrial future was assured. Today, while trade and industry are still important, it is the preservation of its long and varied history which has brought it world fame. For here, visitors can not only hear about England's history, they can actually see it and walk in it. York is truly ageless - a city for all time and all people.
Eboracum: Roman York--In AD71, the Roman Governor of Britain, Quintus Petilius Cerealis, led his troops orthwards from Lincoln to invade 'Brigantia'. Recognising a good military strongpoint, he based his camp at the juncture of two rivers, the Ouse and the Foss
Eoferwic: Anglo-Saxon York--After the Romans withdrew from Britain in the fifth century, the Anglo-Saxons began their invasion
Jorvik: Viking York--The Kingdom of Northumbria was in the midst of civil war when the Vikings raided and captured York in 866
Norman and Medieval York--William the Conqueror came to York in 1069 to subdue rebellion in the north. He ruthlessly pursued a policy of scorched earth, causing great destruction
The Age of Decline--All great cities undergo a period of decline during their history and York's occurred during Tudor times
The Civil war--During the reign of Elizabeth I, the Council of the North increased in importance and with it, York's revival and influence gathered momentum
Georgian York--Following the removal of the Royal Garrison from York in 1688, the city was gradually dominated by the local aristocracy and gentry
The Railway Age to the present day--An entrepreneur named George Hudson was largely responsible for bringing the railway to York in 1839
美丽的York我来了。出了车站，不远处就可以看到York Walls。
