Is it worth visiting Hull?

Yes, Hull is worth visiting for its cultural richness, including museums like The Deep aquarium and the Streetlife Museum. Its maritime heritage, historic architecture, and growing arts scene contribute to a unique and engaging experience for visitors.

How do I spend a day in Hull?

Start your day in Hull with a visit to The Deep, an iconic aquarium showcasing marine life. Then, explore the historic Old Town, with highlights like Hull's Museum Quarter and the Streetlife Museum. Enjoy a stroll along the Humber River and end your day with a show at one of the city's theatres or a meal at the Fruit Market, known for its trendy dining options.

What's in the Old Town in Hull?

Hull's Old Town is a treasure trove of history and culture. It features well-preserved architecture, including the Hull Maritime Museum, where you can learn about the city's seafaring heritage, and the Streetlife Museum, which offers a glimpse into the past through recreated streets and vintage vehicles. The area also boasts charming pubs, galleries, and boutique shops, making it a delightful place to explore.

Is Hull a walkable city?

Yes, Hull is a walkable city, especially in its central areas. Many of its attractions, historic sites, shops, and restaurants are within a comfortable walking distance of each other, making it convenient for visitors to explore on foot.

Holiday cottages in Hull

Hull Holiday Cottages

Designated the UK’s City of Culture in 2017, Hull - or more formally, Kingston-Upon-Hull - is a port city with a rich history. Located on the River Hull at its confluence with the Humber Estuary, Hull has all the amenities you’d expect from a major British city along with fascinating heritage. The town of Wyke on Hull was founded in the 12th century and it’s thrived as a community hub since. The Old Quarter has stunning Edwardian and Georgian architecture and an abundance of free museums. Recent investment also means contemporary attractions like the Scale Lane Bridge, sometimes called the bridge to nowhere, and The Deep aquarium and restaurant. There’s also a lively music scene.

At Snaptrip we’re proud to offer a variety of Hull holiday cottages for brilliant breaks away. Whether you want a cosy period cottage or a modern barn conversion for a large group, we have something for everyone. Use the filters on our website to find stays with fire pits, swimming pools or lush gardens where you can dine outside.

We have thousands of holiday cottages across the UK, backed by our best price guarantee that ensures you won't find a better deal elsewhere. Our customer service team is waiting to help with any special needs or requests, so why not book a holiday in cultural Hull today?

Other places to visit

Yorkshire is a stunning region and Hull has loads to do, but you might want to explore the local area. When you do, take a look at these delightful towns and villages.

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Frequent questions

Is it worth visiting Hull?

Yes, Hull is worth visiting for its cultural richness, including museums like The Deep aquarium and the Streetlife Museum. Its maritime heritage, historic architecture, and growing arts scene contribute to a unique and engaging experience for visitors.
How do I spend a day in Hull?

Start your day in Hull with a visit to The Deep, an iconic aquarium showcasing marine life. Then, explore the historic Old Town, with highlights like Hull's Museum Quarter and the Streetlife Museum. Enjoy a stroll along the Humber River and end your day with a show at one of the city's theatres or a meal at the Fruit Market, known for its trendy dining options.
What's in the Old Town in Hull?

Hull's Old Town is a treasure trove of history and culture. It features well-preserved architecture, including the Hull Maritime Museum, where you can learn about the city's seafaring heritage, and the Streetlife Museum, which offers a glimpse into the past through recreated streets and vintage vehicles. The area also boasts charming pubs, galleries, and boutique shops, making it a delightful place to explore.
Is Hull a walkable city?

Yes, Hull is a walkable city, especially in its central areas. Many of its attractions, historic sites, shops, and restaurants are within a comfortable walking distance of each other, making it convenient for visitors to explore on foot.