Hey everyone, join me in visiting the New York Minister from the inside and get some knowledge about its past. As I walk across the bridge heading to Minster, I just wanted to give a bit of a back story. This city has a rich Roman legacy, they were in control of York or Eboracum as they called it from 71 a.d until around 400 a.d. A wooden church was built on the site of a Roman settlement by the Saxon king Edwin concerted the Christianity and was baptized in the church stone churches would follow increasing in size and grandeur. The large Gothic cathedral we see today was started around 1230 and would take 250 years to complete. So, I’ve pre-booked a ticket online to the York Minister. You can’t just walk into york minister. First, you should reach the destination early so you can give yourself a chance to walk around the minister’s yard in the sunshine with a few people about, so come early. As I walk to the yard and take in some of the stunning architecture of the Cathedral. You can see reminders of when York was the furthest city in the Roman Empire after that you will see the Roman column, Constantine the Great, the Nave, the heart of Yorkshire, stained glass, a Rose window, an Organ, King’s screen, five sister window, chapter house, The choir, Great East Window, Western Crypt after visiting all this you go for a walk in Dean’s park.
Exploring York Minster: A guide to England Iconic Gothic Cathedreal
