A landmark attraction in York is launching a new experience for visitors, as part of their 40th anniversary. JORVIK Viking Centre in Coppergate is launching a new exclusive visitor experience for ...

The attraction's revamp is the biggest since the attraction opened in 1984 A date has been set for the Jorvik Viking Centre to reopen after severe flooding caused it to close last year.

Jorvik Viking Centre is one of over 200 attractions around the UK that Blue Peter badge holders can get into for free. To gain free entry, each child must have a Blue Peter badge, a valid Blue ...

PIC: York Archaeological Trust/Jorvik Viking Centre It’s reported that to date ... The catalyst for the attraction was an overwhelming interest from the public in the excavations of a 10th ...

IT was a ground-breaking attraction when it first opened and 25 years later it is still going strong. The Jorvik Viking Centre, in Coppergate, York, opened in 1984 and since then millions have rid ...

Today, that tradition is continued by the Jorvik Viking Centre, which takes over the city for a week-long festival of all things Norse. And despite the centre having been closed due to flood ...

ONE of the region’ s leading attractions is about to re-open in the wake of severe flooding. And the Jorvik Viking Centre in York has now boosted its appeal by teaming up with the British Museum.

but the Norse heritage of the city is still preserved in one of the UK's most popular tourist attractions, the Jorvik Viking Centre. Following major refurbishment in 2015, visitors can now enjoy ...

But as we toured the Jorvik Viking Centre we time travelled among the ruins of the Scandi settlement – a fascinating glimpse of attractions the historic city boasts. Earlier that day ...

the charity behind the Jorvik centre, for the last 18 months when the attraction was approached to create its very own set of cards for the famous game. York Archaeology's Viking lore expert Lucas ...