Top Things to do in North Yorkshire
Things to do in North Yorkshire, England: The Best Shopping
Discover the best top things to do in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom including Robert E Fuller, Gillies Jones Glass, Graculus Sculptures, Cellar Antiques, Stacey Moore Art Gallery, Ann Clarke Antiques & Collectables, Montpellier Mews Antiques Market, Lords Antiques & Salvage, Beningbrough Hall, Gallery and Gardens, Stonegate.
Restaurants in North Yorkshire
1. Robert E Fuller
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 136 reviews
Showcasing the work of leading wildlife artist Robert E Fuller, this gallery is a must for anyone who loves the countryside. On show are detailed paintings, limited edition prints and photographs of wildlife from around the world. Informative films and live nest cameras relaying footage from cameras hidden in animal nests in the surrounding countryside are also available to watch. Robert is recognised as a leading authority on wildlife and his TV animal documentaries have been broadcast internationally. He spends months in the field watching and photographing wildlife and this depth of understanding makes his work sing out. Original oil paintings and bronze sculptures of wildlife all come to life through his inimitable, realistic style.
Reviewed By cazm99 - Leeds, United Kingdom
Wonderful relaxing visit after a local walk to see the beautiful animals and birds on nest cam and paintings.
2. Gillies Jones Glass
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
Gillies Jones Glass is a contemporary glass studio open to visitors year round. Whether you are staying in Rosedale, visiting for the day to enjoy the fresh air, tranquility or the great walks a visit to the studio is a must, where you can enjoy a permanent, colourful exhibition of contemporary studio glass inspired by the elemental beauty of the moors.Find Gillies Jones tucked away behind the village Church yard 100m from the village green.
3. Graculus Sculptures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 52 reviews
A range of sculptural artworks for indoor / outdoor enjoyment. Also featuring Jo the Crow.
Reviewed By 808julesf
If you want to see the creative side of art, then this is the place to be. Michael's rammed workshop is an aladdin's cave of tools and part finished works of art that show his creative process. The crow is a bonus .
4. Cellar Antiques
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By sharpG - Leeds, United Kingdom
Quite unusual to review an antique shop, its a shop really and not a tourist attraction! This is an excellent old school antique shop always well stocked with oak and country furniture at affordable prices. A genuine and friendly owner makes this as good a reason as any to visit Hawes. 19th and 18th century country furniture, slip ware, collectables and decorative objects.
5. Stacey Moore Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Artist Stacey Moore opened her first gallery in 2016, in her hometown of Hawes, North Yorkshire. The small gallery showcases Stacey’s impressive animal coloured pencil drawings, influence by the Yorkshire Dales. The gallery is a unique and welcoming place, which you can often watch Stacey drawing on site. There is a large range of limited edition prints, one off originals, stationery and gifts.
Reviewed By 219jacquelineg - Andover, United Kingdom
Such a talented artist and her work is so strikingly sharp that you can almost imagine stroking the fur of many delightful animals. Coloured pencils taken to a whole new level.
6. Ann Clarke Antiques & Collectables
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By pfc302 - Chester-le-Street, United Kingdom
This is a lovely shop that sells lovely antiques and curio's that are reasonably priced and all really well presented, often when visiting shops of this ilk there is a hovering presence almost urging you to buy something. Not so with Ann, she runs a very relaxed shop that is a pleasure to visit.
7. Montpellier Mews Antiques Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By JohnHodderHobbit - Clitheroe, United Kingdom
We were searching for small silver items and, after entering this indoor "market", discovered that this emporium houses independent dealers who have businesses on the premises. Lots of interesting variety and specialists. We found our items and were pleasantly surprised at both the quality and the price. OK, we did a little haggling which is almost a requirement ! The place is more welcoming than the famous name saleroom and showcase shops in this part of central Harrogate and, in our opinion, affordable if, perhaps, looking for a gift or souvenir. The Montpellier Quarter is a "must visit" area in the town and is famous for the range of art and antiques available for sale. It is surrounded by cafes, bars and restaurants too. Well worth a visit to browse.
8. Lords Antiques & Salvage
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Lords Antiques And Salvage Is The North Wests Largest Antiques Store. Home To Over 60 Of The Most Reputable Antiques Dealers In The Uk. Based In The Village Of Ingleton Dealers Have On Display Their Quality Antiques, Salvage And Many Artifacts. With A Bustling Salvage Yard Outside Every Taste Is Catered For. Lords Also Offers A Full Restoration Service By Carl As Seen On Salvage Hunters.
Reviewed By noodleCornwall
What a fantastic place! We discovered it yesterday and spent ages wandering around all the stalls. If you enjoy antiques and collectibles then you won’t want to miss a visit. Definitely be back as soon as possible
9. Beningbrough Hall, Gallery and Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 848 reviews
***Please book your visit in advance via the website to guarantee availability. The gardens, restaurant for takeaway drinks, toilets, play area and parkland are open for local visitors to exercise in. The hall, galleries and shop remain closed.*** Inspired by his Grand Tour, John Bourchier created Beningbrough; an Italian Palace nestled between York, Harrogate and Leeds. A working walled garden, grand herbaceous borders, sweeping lawns and a play area for children to let off steam, creates a year round garden. RHS Chelsea Gold Award winner Andy Sturgeon is working with the garden team to transform the gardens and so far they've created the ha-ha walk with 300,000 spring bulbs and the Pergola. Further developments currently paused so the Mediterranean Garden is sown with wildflower seeds to add colour and interest for nature and visitors alike. The restaurant uses the daily harvest in their menus with a selection of takeaway option for your refreshments.
Reviewed By 32tonyn - Batley, United Kingdom
Stunning setting amidst parkland and countryside beautiful gardens and walled garden all this week they have an apple festival with tastings of both apples and pears approximately 46 varieties and pressed apple juice too the house is beautiful with different views from every window a NT shop and tearoom on site and several walks for the dogs
10. Stonegate
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