The Royal Manor

The Royal Manor is one of the most unusual and attractive architectural monuments of York. Its history is intertwined with the history of the city since the Middle Ages. It is located on the territory of York University and is its hallmark.

The history of this luxurious building in the colonial style begins in the XIII century. It was built to house the abbots of St. Mary's Abbey. In the XVIII century, after extensive reconstruction, the house began to serve the Tudors and Stuarts as the seat of government.

The estate is currently open to visitors. In the halls of the house there is a museum, which contains unique collections, including paintings, antique furniture, silver. There is an extensive set of artifacts and documents, starting from the XIII century. They provide an opportunity to plunge into the past and learn more interesting facts about the mansion and people who have ever lived here.

The royal estate can also be used for business meetings, art exhibitions, weddings and other gala events.