Kingston-upon-Hull & Beverley Travel Guide

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Hull has been an important port since the 12th century, and has the country’s third largest docks. The town’s most famous landmark is the Humber Bridge, and it is amazing that the north and south banks of the vast Humber Estuary were not linked until the 1980s, given that the first proposal for a bridge was mooted over 100 years before. Other attractions include the Deep ‘submarium’ and the William Wilberforce’s birthplace museum, while in Beverley there are two splendid Gothic churches and the Ferens Art Gallery for you to enjoy.

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Traveller Reviews of Kingston-upon-Hull & Beverley

17 Jun 07

Two Rivers Restaurant

Posted by a TotalTraveller

We went for a friends birthday because he has a fascination with Sharks... This was the most unique place I have ever eaten. Sat between ... Read more

13 Jan 07

Everyone Loves Chocolate

Posted by a TotalTraveller from Hull, United Kingdom

Hired for our wedding in October. We had looked at another more expensive company at first. we are so glad we met Rachel. The service... Read more

Hull Travel Directory

Suburbs and towns covered by this travel guide to Kingston-upon-Hull & Beverley (Humberside & the Wolds) include Beverley, Cottingham, Hessle, Hull, Kingston Upon Hull, Kingston-upon-Hull, Leven, North Ferriby, and more.