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If you’re new to Yorkshire see what it has to offer on our Introduction page. We have now added more than 1,000 places to our A to Y Gazetteer of Yorkshire. We've listed the cities and towns and now many of the villages, with links to pages providing more information or to pinpoint villages on our unique Yorkshire map. The Home button links you to many other parts of Yorkshire.guide And look below for our frequently updated page with some of our newest items about Yorkshire issues and events in more detail .......
Christmas markets begin in Yorkshire
In addition to York's regular market there are alpine-style chalets along Parliament Street and St Sampson's Square offering gifts and festive treats. The vast majority of traders are from Yorkshire.
• Also opening this Thursday (November 12) is the Christmas Market in Sheffield , South Yorkshire. More than 50 cabins stretch from Town Hall Square to the bottom of The Moor including Alpine-themed bars and stalls selling German sausages, Yorkshire Pudding wraps, toasted marshmallows and other treats. The first weekend will also have a ticketed event for families at Devonshire Green. There will also be an artificial ice rink at Tudor Square and a snow slide at Surrey Street. The Sheffield Christmas Market continues right up until Tuesday December 24.
Other Christmas Markets for your diary:
Halifax Piece Hall Christmas Market
Whitby Christmas Festival & Market
Leeds Christmas Markets
Grassington Christmas Markets
Selby Christmas Market and light switch-on
Skipton Christmas Market
Beverley Festival of Christmas
Tour de France Grand Départ in Yorkshire in 2027
The prestigious event boosted a massive interest in cycling in Yorkshire when the men's race Grand Départ was held in Yorkshire in 2014.
The Tour returns with the first two days of the women's race next year while the men's Scotland to Wales Grand Départ also reaches into historic Yorkshire.
The first day for the Tour de France Femmes will start at The Headrow in Leeds on Friday July 30, 2027, to head via Birstall , Heckmondwike , Mirfield and a hill climb to Kirkheaton before reaching Huddersfield .
The following day the race will head back from Manchester through the
The third day of the women's race will be in London before the cyclists head off to France.
Day 1 of the men's race heads from Scotland to England with a stage from Edinburgh to Carlisle. The short stretch of historic Yorkshire is on the Keswick to Liverpool stage on Day 2. The third day is in Wales with a stage from Welshpool to Cardiff.
Trams operating only half way to Halfway
Updated details can be found at this 
Travel South Yorkshire - Supertram
Travel South Yorkshire - Supertram 
Awesome abbeys
They can be found in abundance across Yorkshire, all providing rich pieces in a historic jigsaw showing the part these monastic communities played in the region between the 12th and 16th centuries.
You can find out more about Yorkshire’s monastic settlements on our Abbeys page, including which ones have free access and which require a ticket to visit.
Abbeys
Yorkshire mixture
Here are links to a few of the most popular pages at Yorkshire.guide:
Cities Largest towns and cities Population Gazetteer Abbeys Castles Film locations Forest of Bowland Heritage Coast Heritage railways Highest mountains Historic Houses Howardian Hills Museums Nidderdale North Pennines North York Moors Peak District Racecourses Seaside York Yorkshire Dales Yorkshire football Railway stations On Ilkla Moor Baht ’at
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