York Museum Gardens

The beautiful Museum Gardens is located next to the York Museum, in the north of York city, on the banks of the River Ouse, and its entrance is closely connected to the museum. In this peaceful garden stands a Victorian Gothic cabin that exudes a simple and elegant charm. In addition, the park also preserves some of the famous Roman city walls and the ruins of St. Mary's Abbey. Although these ruins are already in disrepair, St. Mary's Abbey was once the richest and most powerful monastery in northern England, and its historical status cannot be ignored. Walking through it, you feel as if you can travel through time and space, feeling the weight and vicissitudes of history.