St Crux Church Hall, York– Open daily 10am – 4pm. Free entry.

Details

Accessibility:

The closest car parks are Q Park Shambles and NCP Car Park Piccadilly. There is level access into the venue. It is wheelchair accessible inside, although it may be limited due to the number of tables and chairs inside.

Brief Description:

Built in 1888 St Crux Church Hall is a small stone building which is all that remains of St Crux church which was the largest medieval churches in York. When St Crux church was considered an unsafe building it was demolished and some of the stonework was used to build the Church Hall. Some of the monuments from St Crux church were also placed inside the Church Hall including an early 17^th Century tomb. It is now used by different charities as a fundraising tea room.

Further Information

Address:

Pavement, York YO1 9UP

Email:

No email available

Phone:

No phone number available

Website:

http://www.yorkshireguides.com/st_crux_york.html

Opening Hours:

Open daily 10am – 4pm.

Directions:

From Fulford via A19. Head north on Fulfordgate towards Heslington Lane. Turn left onto Heslington Lane. Turn right onto Main Street/A19. Turn right onto Cemetery Road/A19. Turn right onto Barbican Road/Paragon Street/A1036. Turn left onto Peasholme Green. Turn right onto St Saviour’s Place. Turn left onto St Saviourgate. Turn right onto Pavement.

From Rawcliffe via A19. Take Howard Drive to Shipton Road/A19 and continue to follow for 2 miles. Slight left onto High Petergate. Continue onto Low Petergate. Continue onto Colliergate. Turn right onto Pavement.

OS SE604518

Transport:

The closest railway station is at York approximately 0.6 miles away. Buses operate in and around the local area. For more travel information go to http://www.traveline.info  or call 0871 200 22 33.

Amenities:

York has a wealth of attractions including museums, churches, hotels, bed-and-breakfast accommodation, bars and restaurants, with grocery stores and shopping centres.