With the Yorkshire Marathon on this weekend, we know plenty of people will be looking for a well deserved pint in York city centre after the race.
Here’s a selection of some of the best and most historic pubs in York where you can treat yourself after finishing your incredible run, or to wait and watch as the runners come in.
(All pictures by James Hardisty)
1. Kings Arms, King's Staith
One of the most scenic pubs in the city, it is well-known maybe for all the wrong reasons - it is often struck by floods. It was first recorded as a pub in the late 1700s.
2. The Golden Fleece, Pavement
The Golden Fleece dates back to at least the early 16th century - and also claims to be the most haunted pub in York.
3. Roman Bath, St Sampsons Square
As you might have guessed by the name, this pub was built above an ancient Roman bath. Its remains were discovered when the current building was being built in 1929.
4. The Three Tuns, Coppergate
This pub was first opened in 1782 and is sandwiched in between shops on Coppergate. It's homely feel means it has a mix of regulars and tourists popping in for a drink.