Jan 22, 2025 · Immense history, a rich culture, independent shops, food & drink places galore, a famous market an iconic castle, stunning countryside and, perhaps most of all, friendly, fiercely proud and passionate Yorkshire people.

What’s not to love about Skipton? Immense history, a rich culture, independent shops, food & drink places galore, a famous market, an iconic castle, stunning countryside and, perhaps most of all, friendly, fiercely proud and passionate Yorkshire people.

You will find Skipton Visitor Centre located in the Town Hall. The Centre provides a comprehensive information service to visitors and the local community. Their friendly and knowledgeable team can provide details of visitor attractions, places of interest and what’s on in …

Jan 22, 2025 · There’s no shortage of events taking place in Skipton whatever time of year you visit there will be something to entertain and excite you. Whether you are looking for live music, an exhibition, a night at the theatre or simply a great local festival then Skipton won’t disappoint.

Award-winning 96 bedroom waterfront Hotel, located on the banks of the Leeds Liverpool Canal in Skipton, the gateway to the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. Ideal for conferences or for your family break. Perfect for Weddings, team building and celebrations with event space flexible for your requirements up to 300 guests.

There’s no shortage of events taking place in Skipton whatever time of year you visit there will be something to entertain and excite you. Whether you are looking for live music, an exhibition, a night at the theatre or simply a great local festival then Skipton won’t disappoint. 15 - 16 November Skipton Auction Mart

The Yorkshire Dales Food & Drink Festival will return in 2025 under new ownership. The weekend will be filled with foodie fun including Celebrity Chefs James Martin Si King!

With the advent of the Industrial Revolution the economy of Skipton boomed as the town benefitted from the construction of the Leeds-Liverpool canal. The canal was Britain’s longest inland waterway (127 miles) was opened in 1816 after taking 46 years to build.

Skipton Market is unique in the way it operates. Its history dates back to medieval times, when a Royal Charter from King John granted consent to ‘The Lord of the Honour’ of Skipton Castle to hold a fair on Skipton High Street.

Skipton Market is a unique outdoor market. It’s history dates to medieval times, when a royal charter granted consent to The Lord of the Honour of Skipton Castle to hold a fair on Skipton High Street.