Things to do in Hull Old Town
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1. Hull Truck Theatre
Hull Truck Theatre is an integral part of Hull’s performing arts culture and entertainment scene. Set at the edge of the atmospheric Hull Old Town, Hull Truck Theater hosts innovative performances by the resident and touring theater companies.
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2. Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity Church is a well-preserved medieval behemoth with an enormous nave and imposing façade. Its Gothic tower rises above the Hull skyline and offers wonderful views of the city center. Embark on a guided tour of the church for a comprehensive overview of its rich history and impressive architecture.
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3. Spurn Lightship
The Spurn Lightship is a boat museum in a historic vessel that sailed through the vast River Humber for almost 50 years. Its intriguing displays offer an insight into the daily life of sailors on board the ship. Learn the fascinating history of this large navigational aid via the interpretation panel.
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4. Hull Guildhall
As the seat of the Hull City Council, the Hull Guildhall is among the most important and iconic structures in the area. The building, whose central tower rises above its surrounding plaza, also serves as a venue for banquets and conferences. Capture photos of the impressive façade of the building.
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5. Queens Gardens
The Queens Gardens is a set of scenic grounds spread across a 10-acre (4-hectare) plot that formerly held the waters of the Queen’s Dock. It has tree-lined paths leading to an eclectic array of informative monuments and colorful floral displays. Admire the majestic buildings and relish the serene ambiance in these landscape gardens that take you away from the bustle of the city center.
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6. Wilberforce House Museum
The Wilberforce House Museum is the birthplace of its namesake campaigner, who fought against the slave trade. Its intriguing exhibits describe the history of the slave trade and its eventual abolition. Find out about the life of this fascinating local hero through his journals, costumes and other personal items.
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