Hedon Town, Hull. Always Open. Free Admission

Details

Accessibility:

The majority of streets are kerb'd, with on street parking. Public parking can be found on Iverson Close, just off of Fletcher Gate Road. The town is generally accessible to all.

Brief Description:

Hedon is a Market town situated in Hull. The Hedon museum holds history of the town dating back 900 years. It was the first port on the River Humber. The cobbled market place is surrounded by historical buildings and holds its markets every Wednesday. Another place to visit close to the town is Fort Paull, originally built in 1542. It was once used as a coastal defence strategy by Henry VIII, but is now a museum depicting different periods of history.

Further Information

Address:

Humber Bridge Tourist Information Centre, Hedon, HU12 8EX.

Email:

None Available.

Phone:

01482 640852.

Website:

https://www.visithullandeastyorkshire.com/hull-hedon

Opening Hours:

Always Open.

Directions:

Situated 6 miles E of Hull, 1.5 miles S of Preston, 3.3 miles W of Burstwick and 2.3 miles NW of

Thorngumbald.  OS TA188286.

Transport:

Buses run in and around the area. Easily accessible by car.

For more travel information go to http://www.traveline.info or call 0871 200 22 33.

Amenities:

There are accessible toilets in the town. There are also a number of Bars, Restaurants and Cafés. Some of which can be found on St Augustine's Gate including, The Queens Head, Cooplands, El Molino Tapas & Bar and Nutmegs Café. There is also a bank and post office amongst other shops on this road.