10K views · 80 reactions | There are plenty of places in Knaresborough where you can learn about its history. The Yorkshire Post reporter Liana Jacob visited four of the town's oldest attractions. Knaresborough Castle dates back to 1100, the House in the Rock was built by Thomas Hill between 1770 and 1790, the Chapel of Our Lady of the Crag was built in 1408 by John the Mason and St John the Baptist Church was built in the 1100s. | Yorkshire Post | Facebook

A pan around Knaresborough Viaduct, sweeping round to take in the railway station, the town, and the castle all in one go. The viaduct was completed in 1851 for the railway between York and Harrogate, carrying the line high over the River Nidd on a long run of stone arches. It’s one of those structures that doesn’t just cross a valley - it defines it, and it’s impossible to separate the view of Knaresborough from that curve of masonry. As the pan opens out you get the full set-piece: the trains

Whimsical Knaresborough 🌷 🔮 ✨ With stunning viaduct views and charming market town vibes, Knaresborough deserves a place on your Northern bucketlist. But did you know there's also plenty to explore at the station itself? 🎨 Northernline Arts: A fantastic workshop space with exciting arts and crafts sessions for all. Browse from a range of products from local artists and craftworkers, or head next door to browse their eclectic range of antiques and collectables. 🍺 The Track & Sleeper: a microp

107K views · 1.9K reactions | This timelapse video of the Northern Lights over Knaresborough is incredible. | BBC Yorkshire | Facebook