York Minster, view from High Petergate, York Virtual Tour.
Guide and Virtual Tour of York: York Minster, view from High Petergate.
Constantine was the son of the Roman Emperor Constantius Chlorus, by St. Helen, supposedly his British mistress. Constantius stayed in York for long periods in the early 4th century, to oversee the strengthening of the city's defences (including the 'Multangular Tower') following a popular uprising in the province. He died in the city in AD 306 and the people of York were the first to hear his son declared Emperor by his loyal troops immediately afterward. York Shopping. Great traffic free streets - loads of shops, lots of opportunities to stop for refreshment! Antique and book dealers, specialty crafts shops, themed markets, elegant boutiques and all the high street mainstream shops. Bars, cafes, clubs and restaurants - all within a compact city centre.You are never more than a few minutes away from gardens, green spaces, tearooms, shady squares or riverside bars, shopping in York is always and enjoyable, civilized and unique experience.
You are viewing panorama No.74 (York Minster, view from High Petergate), one of 134 Virtual Reality 360 degree views of York.
Map of York showing the location of York Minster, view from High Petergate at Latitude 53.96208 / Longitude -1.08495.