Your Hull guide
Along the banks of the River Humber, Kingston-Upon-Hull (Hull) stands as a hidden gem on England's northeastern coast. It captivates visitors with its maritime heritage, vibrant cultural scene, and warm hospitality. As a city full of history, Hull offers a plethora of experiences that explore its charming streets and storied landmarks. From the iconic Humber Bridge, one of the longest single-span suspension bridges in the world, to the meticulously restored Old Town, where centuries-old buildings whisper tales of the past, Hull's architectural beauty is a testament to its enduring legacy. Moreover, the city's thriving arts and music scene, exemplified by the renowned Hull Truck Theatre and annual Humber Street Sesh music festival, infuse the air with creativity and excitement. With its bustling waterfront, markets, and diverse culinary offerings, Hull promises an unforgettable visit for tourists seeking to immerse themselves in the authentic charm of this coastal city. Whether you are wandering through historic museums, exploring lush parks, or chatting with friendly locals, Hull invites travellers to discover the magic of a city that embodies the true spirit of maritime adventure and cultural richness.
Need more convincing? Here are three reasons why Hull is a must-visit:
- Hull Fair - Hull Fair is one of the largest travelling funfairs in Europe and has been held annually in Hull since the 13th century. It attracts visitors from far and wide who come to enjoy the rides, games, and traditional fairground food.
- Ferens Art Gallery - The Ferens Art Gallery, located in Hull's city centre, is home to an impressive collection of paintings and sculptures, including works by European masters such as Frans Hals, Canaletto, and Antonio Canova.
- Fruit Market District - The Fruit Market district, located in Hull's waterfront area, has undergone a revitalization in recent years, transforming from a historic fruit and vegetable market into a vibrant hub of culture, creativity, and commerce. It now features art galleries, independent shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Transport
Hull Paragon Station is the main and only train station in the city. It connects passengers to London Kings Cross, Manchester, York, Sheffield, and Leeds. It has step-free access to the station and all train platforms and ramps to transition onto trains smoothly. This station has accessible toilets that can be opened via Radar Key. You can ask a member of staff for assistance with this. Along with helpful staff, there is a customer help point that can answer any queries you have on the day of your travel. Wheelchairs are also available to use whilst at the station.
For more information including departure and arrival routes, follow the link to the website https://www.hulltrains.co.uk/travel-information/station-information/hull.
If you plan on travelling around Hull via taxi, we recommend you book a wheelchair-accessible taxi withWheelchair Taxi Transport Hull. Call them directly on01482 473 235to book.
