This is a large medieval, mainly cobbled, market square. You will see the open-air market each Monday and Saturday. A market has been held in Thirsk since the twelfth century and from 1293 until now it has been held on a Monday. Thirsk was the home of James Herriot
(real name Alf Wight) who wrote ‘All Creatures Great and Small’ and other stories about his life as a country vet.
All prices are coach travel only, admission is not included unless stated. We reserve the right to cancel any excursion giving 48 hours notice if we have insufficient passengers. We cannot be held liable for tickets purchased independently by passengers for any cancelled excursion. If a passenger cancels an excursion then a 30% admin fee will be deducted, however if cancelled less than 48 hours before excursion date NO refund will be given and NO transfer ticket will be offered.
