Holiday rentals and lettings in Kingston upon Hull

There's nothing quite like a holiday on England's shores, so if you're planning your holiday here, Holidu has an excellent option. In the county of Yorkshire, you'll find the pretty town of Yorkshire, a harbour community, which has become a popular tourist destination nationally and internationally. It is not only its maritime area that attracts the attention of visitors, but also its natural beauty, its medieval-style buildings and its calm way of life. Spend a pleasant time here while staying in the available holiday rentals, which are quite cosy yet modern in style. Plus, many of them have outstanding locations just metres from the coast, so you're sure to have breathtaking views of the sea every morning.

The holiday rentals you can find in Kingston upon Hull are everything you are looking for in a dream getaway. Although they may look a little stiff on the outside due to their cool colours and traditional style, they are actually quite cosy and will make you feel right at home. Not only that, but you will have at your disposal all kinds of appliances such as microwave, fridge, coffee maker, air conditioning, kettle, and even a fireplace. Other important amenities such as cable TV, private parking and free Wi-Fi are also included, so you can stay connected even during your holiday. Don't think twice and come and enjoy the wonders that Kingston upon Hull has to offer! Book your rental now.

The city of Kingston upon Hull used to be a medieval woollen port, and is still in operation today. To a lesser extent than in its golden years, it is now only a port for goods moving to Rotterdam and Zeebrugge. But apart from this, its economy is sustained by the fishing market and, as you might guess, by tourism. The historical case of this community attracts a lot of attention due to its old and interesting buildings, which have a very colonial and sometimes colourful style. This has led to the opening of many tourist spots, making visitors fall in love with this town, so you will certainly not be immune to its charms.

To get to this charming town, you won't have to worry too much, as you will have the basic transport options at your disposal. Firstly, there's the bus, which you can take from different counties such as Warwickshire, Yorkshire, Erie, and Cardiff, with journeys ranging from just half an hour to 5 hours depending on where you're leaving from. It's the same story if you choose to travel by train, so whichever you pick, you're sure to reach your destination safely and comfortably. Alternatively, you can always hire a car and drive to Kingston upon Hull yourself, which is also an advantage once you need to move around the town.

If you're searching for a place to take a relaxing stroll in the fresh air, you can always visit Tunstall Beach. Although it's a bit of a drive from the city centre, about half an hour away, it's certain to be worth the trip. More on the rustic and unspoilt side, here you'll find a stretch of beach with pebbly sands, low cliffs and the perfect atmosphere away from the crowds. Although the beach doesn't have the best water for swimming, you can always do other activities such as a family picnic, walk your pet, take long walks, or make sandcastles.

If you want to learn a little more about the city, the Hull Maritime Museum is an ideal place to visit. As mentioned above, this city has always been characterised by its harbour and the surrounding life, so this museum will teach you everything you need to know about the maritime world of Kingston upon Hull. It is located throughout the city centre, and here you can see exhibits dating back to the Middle Ages and Bronze Age, and mainly the history of the city in the early 19th century. The most prominent exhibits are on the whaling industry, the fishing industry, and the important maritime trade.

Also located in the city centre, this series of gardens is sure to brighten your day with its variety of colours. It is approximately 9.75 acres in size, and is located in front of the large monument to William Wilberforce, an English politician. It also has a pretty pond with elegant fountains, where you can stroll around and admire the well-tended lawns, small shrubs and colourful flowers that adorn each section.

You can't leave this city without visiting its popular harbour and marina. From here you'll have views of the imposing New Sky Bridge, which adds an interesting architectural touch to the whole area. Take a stroll along the pretty quayside, see the variety of boats and yachts, relax in the peaceful atmosphere, the calm waters and the night lights that illuminate everything with a soft warm light. At the same time, there are plenty of places to visit nearby, such as restaurants, cafés, bars and boutiques.

This beautiful park covers 120 acres, making it the largest park in the entire city. It was opened to the public in 1887, and due to its size, it has often been used as a concert venue. But even if you don't come to enjoy a show, you can always have fun with everything the park has to offer. In addition to large sections of manicured lawns, there is also a beautiful lake, children's playground, cafés, restaurants, bike trails and even libraries.

As its name suggests, this museum focuses on the history and evolution of transport in England. Here you can see a large exhibition of different means of transport used over the last 200 years. Some highlights include early steam cars, beautiful carriages, trams, unique model cars, bicycles and the famous double-decker buses.

Already from the outside you can be amazed by this incredible structure built by architect Terry Farrell. Around 3500 species of fish live here, as well as other sea creatures including sharks, manta rays and giant turtles. The latter animals can be kept here due to the great depth of the aquarium, which makes it exceptional and entertaining. Don't miss out on one of Kingston upon Hull's major attractions, and come and discover this interesting underwater paradise.