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Just some of the local Attractions in and around Thirsk.
 Thirsk & Northallerton Golf Club
Based at Thornton le Street, near Thirsk. A splendid and varied 18 hole course with superb views of the surrounding countryside. Shop on site. |
 Monk Park Farm Visitors Centre
Monk Park is located at Bagby near Thirsk. An excellent day out for Children and adults alike. |
 Mouseman Visitor Centre and Gallery
The centre is based in Kilburn near Thirsk and follows the life and work of Robert Thompson, “The Mousemanof Kilburn”, the world famous furniture maker and wood carver. Newly refurbished visitor centre, showroom, viewing gallery, gardens, café and gift shop. |
 Sion Hill Hall
Kirby Wiske near Thirsk. The Hall was designed in 1912 by renowned York architect Walter H Brierley. Including Falconry UK Bird of Prey Centre, featuring a large collection of owls, hawks, falcons, buzzards and eagles from around the world. |
 Thirsk Racecourse
One of Yorkshire’s most beautiful courses, Thirsk Racecourse is at: Station Road, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7 1QL
tel: 01845 522276
fax: 01845 525353
e-mail: info@thirskraces.fsnet.co.uk |
 The Ritz Cinema
Based at 16 Westgate, Thirsk. A traditional local cinema showing up to date releases. Run purely by volunteers. |
 The World of James Herriot
At 23 Kirkgate an indoor, all weather museum combines history, humour, nostalgia, science, fun and education. |
 Thirsk Swimming Pool
Chapel Street, Thirsk. Consists of main and teaching pools, lifestyle fitness studio, sauna, sunbeds and floodlit pitch. |
 The Thirsk Museum
Here, in the house where Thomas Lord, founder of Lord’s Cricket Ground, was born in 1755, you’ll find eight rooms full of local history, including the infamous Busby Stoop Chair. We also provide a wide range of services, particularly for schools, and there’s a thriving Museum Society too. Thirsk Museum is in Kirkgate, just across the road from The World of James Herriot. |
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