LOST VIEWS of YORK
York seen from the old Observation Wheel
THE ORIGINAL OBSERVATION WHEEL
In the grounds of the "Station Hotel" 2011-2013
Between December 2011 and September 2013 this 53-metre high observation wheel provided visitors, and residents alike, with some great views of the city.
Unfortunately the attraction only had a temporary licence to operate. A ride on the wheel cost £8.50 for adults and £5 for children.
Take a look at the photographs and HD videos on this page and our Media Gallery to see the City from this unique vantage point.
October 2024 Update
A new, smaller, ferris wheel opened in St. Sampson's Square (outside the Roman Bath and Three Cranes pubs).
It was open from October 5 to November 1 between the hours of 11am and 7pm.
That wheel has now closed, but I shall report here if a new one opens.
Planning a visit to York? Don't forget to check Information for Visitors to York which has a fabulous 4K video showcase of the city, the latest news and weather information, details of bookable activities and excursions, and more.
York Minster
With the River Ouse in the foreground and the distant hills in the backround, York Minster rises majestically above a surprisingly green York city centre.
More Pictures & Video
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