High Bridge, Howden, Goole, East Yorkshire, DN14 7BS Tel: 0370 333 1181
Mentioned in the doomsday book, Howden Minster is a Grade I listed Church. Not only does it date back to the 14th Century, but it is one of the largest and most magnificent churches in the East Riding of Yorkshire. The 135-foot tower dominates the Howden landscape and was built by Bishop Walter Skirlaw around 1390. Although the Chancel collapsed during a thunderstorm on St. Stephen's Day 1696, the ruins remain today (view-able only from the outside), and are attached to the still operational minster church.
Off Pinfold Street/Marsh End, St John's Street, Howden
On the outskirts of town is a local nature reserve known as Howden Marsh, a lovely place to go for a peaceful walk, or just to take in the beautiful surroundings and to enjoy the local birds and wildlife. Howden Marsh is home to ducks, moorhens, coots, finches and many other bird species, and is a popular spot for fishing, dog walkers and bird-watchers.
11 Market Place, Howden DN14 7BJ Tel: 01430 432510
The Shire Hall hosts a range of events to suit all ages and tastes, from theatre, comedy, cinema and music, as well as hosting fund-raising events. The Hall has recently also become a popular wedding venue, able to accommodate up to 180 people.
35 Bridgegate, Howden, DN14 7AE Tel: 01430 430 805
Situated in the centre of Howden, the Bowmans Hotel offers en-suite rooms complete with tea and coffee making facilities, TV, and free Wi-Fi available in the common areas. Guests can expect a full English breakfast in this typical village pub, and there is a large bar serving daytime and evening meals, whilst you can enjoy a game of pool.
31 Bridgegate, Howden DN14 7JG Tel: 01430 430258
The Wellington Bar & Hotel is a small locally run pub and hotel serving homemade pub classics and a traditional carvery on Sundays, with real ales from an independent East Yorkshire brewery, and offers a comfy night’s sleep in this picturesque market town.
64 Bridgegate, Howden, Goole DN14 7JH Tel: 01430 432714
You’ll find That Tea Room located in the heart of Howden, a historic market town. It is a family-run tea shop serving a range of tasty homemade and freshly prepared treats and meals. Enjoy various delicious options such as fresh sandwiches, traditional afternoon tea, and a selection of cakes. Dine inside or takeaway!
11 Vicar Ln, Howden, Goole DN14 7BP Tel: 01430 432924
Bishops Bar and Bistro is a popular, family run business in Howden. Their food is made in house using local, seasonal ingredients. With a modern seating area, it’s the perfect location for drinks after work or treating yourself to an evening meal. If you’re after something different, why not try The Hideaway Tapas & Cocktail Bar?
Boothferry Rd, Howden, Goole DN14 7TF Tel: 01430 430824
This garden centre not only offers a wide range of plants and garden furniture, but also sells a range of gifts and an on-site café to relax and take a break in. The knowledgeable staff are on hand to help with all your gardening needs.
Unit 2 Highgate House, 80 Hailgate, Howden DN14 7ST Tel: 01653 228090
A great addition to the market town of Howden, with a wide-range of artisan gelato and ice cream, The Groovy Moo also offers dairy-free and gluten-free options, and serves a great coffee!
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