Helmsley in General

Helmsley is a beautiful market town on the border of the North Yorkshire Moors. It lies on the AI70 road and is north of York and South of Middlesbrough and is a popular tourist destination. It has four former coaching inns, a great feat in itself, and it also has a beautiful dramatic castle ruin, that dates back to the 1200s. If you visit Helmsley, then there is no doubt that you should go at least part of the Cleveland Way, it is a 109 mile walk, that winds its way around the outskirts of the North York Moors Park. From a stunning coastline, to tall majestic forests, and sweeping moors, you can see some of the most beautiful and diverse countryside. ...  Read the complete review

Helmsley is one of the most attractive villages in the country. Helmsley is a beautiful market town, set in its old ways. Helmsley has been nicknamed "the red roof top" and "the gateway to the moors" Helmsley in set in the foot of the North Yorkshire moors, and some of the most attractive scenes around Britain. The market place in Helmsley is clean and is surrounded by historical old stone buildings. The main feature in the Market place is a large monument (lit. up by flood lights at night) of Lord Feversham. This statue dominates the market place. PLACES IN HELMSLEY Helmsley has some very relaxing things to do. ...  Read the complete review