Shop Ahoy – Visit Hull

Shop Ahoy

Enjoy a fantastic day out in Hull with lunch, drinks, a guided tour, free coach parking, and maps—all for one inclusive price. Explore the city’s vibrant culture with expert insights. Check out Paul Schofield City Guide 5 star reviews on trip advisor )


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    A cruiser moored in Hull Marina, reflecting on the calm waters. The sleek vessel is surrounded by other boats, with the marina’s scenic waterfront and cityscape in the background
    Hull Marina, Kingston Upon Hull, East Yorkshire, United Kingdom, 10 August, 2021. Pictured: Hull Marina

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    Tours Available

    Basic Historic hand drawn map of Hull, showing city walls, gatehouse, street layout, farmland and ship silhouette in the river.

    Hull Old Town Tour

    This can be completed on foot or using your own coach. You don’t have to decide in advance. Just let Paul know on arrival.

    Hull’s Old Town is a hidden treasure where its cobbled High Street is surrounded by reminders of Hull’s past. Enjoy this informal tour through Hull’s historic quarter, with its stunning architecture, wide expanses of water and absorbing anecdotes. Find out about Robinson Crusoe, “Land of Green Ginger” and the infamous plotting parlour in Ye Olde White Hart, where the English Civil War was allegedly plotted, visit the actual spot at which Charles I was refused entry to the city of Hull and swing by the nearby George Hotel to see England’s smallest window, to name but a few.

    Pearson Park

    Coach Only Tour

    Discover the Victorian grandeur in Hull’s first park, Pearson Park, originally known as the People’s Park. This 8-acre sanctuary retains many of its original Victorian features, including a perimeter carriage drive circling the, a serpentine lake and seven Grade 2 listed structures. This beautiful green space in the heart of the city was home to the acclaimed poet Philip Larkin, who lived in a house overlooking Pearson Park from 1956 – 1974. Larkin was heavily influenced by the city. On an autumn afternoon in the park, you can experience something of the atmosphere that pervades much of his work.  

    Park pond, surround by trees, a footbridge. Victorian band stand in the background

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