Cottages in Malton

Malton, once a dwindling has been, is now the foodie destination of Yorkshire since Antonio Carluccio, the ‘godfather of Italian cuisine’, declared it to be Yorkshire’s food capital in 2012. But that’s not all it has to offer. This delightful destination is overflowing with fascinating activities including year-round festivals. You’ll find historical landmarks, scenic countryside and beaches to be discovered. Not to mention thrilling venues like amusement parks coupled with exotic wildlife, ancient castles, and state-of-the-art museums. There’s truly something special in Malton to satisfy every travel craving.

Enhance your holiday in Malton with a cottage stay. These photogenic cottages are equipped with everything a self-catering cottage could need and many feature gardens, washing machine, TV and big kitchen. They are also conveniently located right in the town centre, or a minute’s drive away. Cook up fresh market finds in the kitchen. Get warm and cosy around the fireplace in the living room with your favourite films. Enjoy all the advantages of being within the vicinity of the city. There are so many ways to enjoy these cottages!

Start your day with Roost Coffee and Roastery’s real Arabica coffee fresh roasted from globally sourced beans for the ultimate coffee experience. Then venture out for some delectable pastries hand-crafted at Florian Poirot. Bluebird Bakery boasts authentic Roman style baked sourdough, bloomer, spelt, and more. Food 2 Remember is the place for fresh butchered meat making your entrees truly unforgettable. If you’re not up for cooking, La Pizzeria offers wood-fired pizza Napoli style. Be sure to stop by Brass Castle Brewery for top-of-the-line craft beers. Or take your holiday during the Food Lovers Festival for an indulgent affair with artisan food products.

Malton is an ancient gem for all its beauty and close proximity to outdoor activities. Set next to the river Derwent there are miles of hiking and fresh country air, a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The lovely Yorkshire Wolds are famous for their well-preserved chalk landscape and gentle rolling hills. There are 79 miles of trails for cycling and hiking to enjoy with plenty of pubs in historic villages along the way. Take a horseback riding adventure early in the morning or at sunset for stunning views of the countryside and its characteristic wildlife.

Malton offers history enthusiasts two interesting venues. Firstly, a unique look at England’s military involvement from Eden Camp’s Modern History Museum with life-sized 360-degree exhibits taking you back to wartime England during The Blitz and Battle of Britain. You’ll feel what it was like to be there by watching digital films, observing the artillery, and listening to lectures. Their onsite café and playground offer refreshment. Secondly, witness mediaeval village life at Wharram Percy Mediaeval settlement featuring graphic interpretation panels from the 12th -14th centuries as well as Bronze Age artefacts from Roman farms dotted along the hillsides.

Malton’s amazing popularity includes whimsical shopping outlets. Start your exciting journey at The Shambles, a shopping area oozing with 18th century history on its cobblestone streets. You’ll need several hours to explore artsy options like Rickshaw Bazaar, The Woodlark, and The Drunk Candle Company whose candles will fill your home with heavenly aromas.

Yorkshire Lavender is a lovely outdoor venue in the Howardian Hills area of outstanding natural beauty. There are a plethora of activities for the whole family including the Wobbly Way, Memorial Gardens, Snakes and Ladders, and EJ’s licensed tea room in a tipi. This outing is sure to bring a smile to everyone’s face for a unique day out.

Rare Bird Distillery is housed in the old ‘Stable Block’ region of Malton from the early 1900s. The transformed area has won an Oscar for its food excellence. Visit the distillery and enjoy its beautiful copper still, signature London Gin, and enchanting Hawordian hills. Dare to take a course at the Gin school and brew your own souvenir bottle.

Tag X is a themed multilevel game attraction reminiscent of Crystal Maze and Ninja Warrior. This venue is for children 1.2 metres tall and minimum 8 years old for a wild time of scoring points while testing your climbing, speed, and agility skills. The onsite café and wifi makes it perfect for the whole family.

Feel what upper-class lifestyle was like 300 years ago. York’s top-rated Castle Howard, built in the 1700s, offers a guided tour where you’ll discover interesting stories while marvelling at the frescoes and breathtaking architecture. Additionally, there are 1000 acres of entertaining outdoor views including a fantasy island perfect for the kids.

Flamingo Land Theme Park and Zoo offers two venues in one. You’ll have a blast on adrenaline pumping thrill rides like roller coaster Hero and motorbike launch! Break the Guinness Book of World Records on Mumbo Jumbo and much more. Then check out exotic animals like rhinos and tigers. The Penguin Coast and Lemur Wallaby Walkways are on board for some good times too!

Scampston Hall and Walled Garden is a real treat for the culturally savvy! Used as the backdrop for the film adaptation of Priestly’s famous play, An Inspector Calls in 2015, you’ll enjoy viewing firsthand the 18th century Regency style house overflowing with period paintings and architectural wonders. Outdoors, the fine architectural works of Capability Brown will embrace you with his highly acclaimed landscaped gardens.