The unanimous answer to this question was actually Yorkshire as a whole.
Yorkshire Post readers believe that the friendliest region in the country is God’s Own. George Leach said: “Nowhere beats Yorkshire God’s Own Country.”
Pauline Bradley said: “All of Yorkshire [are] very friendly people” and Amanda Main replied: “Too many [places] to mention.”
But the rest of you had a variety of answers, from quaint towns like Harrogate to large vibrant cities like Leeds. Some even gave witty responses.
Ian King said: “Surely where they are all lovers: so, Loversall?”
Amy Louise said: “For me, Silsden (West Yorkshire). I’m from Burnley originally, but being brought up in Silsden helped me to become the person I am today.”
So let’s take a virtual tour around Yorkshire's friendliest places (according to you).
9. Scarborough
The most mentioned places in Yorkshire are the coastal towns. Maybe that’s due to the scenic beaches that put locals at ease? Photo: Richard Ponter
10. Bradford
On top of winning this year’s UK City of Culture title, Bradford has also been named the friendliest place in Yorkshire by readers of The Yorkshire Post. Photo: Tony Johnson
11. Knaresborough
Many think this picturesque village in North Yorkshire is the friendliest place in the region. Photo: Tony Johnson