Guided Tours in Hull
With knowledgeable guides and a variety of routes available, Hull is a fascinating city to explore on foot, and guided tours provide visitors with an enjoyable way to discover its history, architecture, culture, and maritime heritage.
Walking tours are particularly popular for discovering Hull's historic centre. Visitors can explore the Old Town, historic streets, waterfront areas, and important landmarks while hearing stories about the city's development and its role in Britain's maritime and trading history.
For history enthusiasts, heritage and historical tours offer a deeper look at Hull's past. Guided experiences can explore medieval history, maritime connections, architecture, local characters, and important events that have shaped the city over hundreds of years.
Visitors can also discover Hull through themed trails and tours. Options include maritime routes, architectural walks, cultural trails, film and television trails, historic pub routes, and other experiences that reveal different sides of the city.
Families can enjoy family-friendly walking experiences and trails, which provide an entertaining way for children and adults to explore Hull together. Self-guided routes can also be useful for families who prefer to discover the city at their own pace.
For visitors who prefer flexibility, self-guided walks and audio tours allow travellers to explore independently. The Hull Heritage Walk, for example, provides audio and written information covering the city's Old Town, historic buildings, docks, and riverside areas.

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The Blue Train roughly takes you on a 40/45 minute tour from the City Centre to one of the biggest tourist attractions on the east coast (The Deep) then to the Museums Quarter in the old town, then back to the City Centre on a loop.
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Born in Hull in 1961 Paul Schofield is a fully qualified, freelance English Heritage Accredited guide. After receiving a degree from Warwick University, he returned to Hull in 1982.
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