We welcome travel journalists making press trips at all of our sites and can provide press packs about our latest exhibitions.

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For media and press enquiries please contact Siona Mackelworth, siona.mackelworth@ymt.org.uk OR on 07483 825647.

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Filming Locations

All of our venues are available as filming locations and have been used to film drama, news and entertainment programmes. For more information please fill out our enquiry form and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

 

York Castle Museum

Our famous Victorian Street, Kirkgate, above, provides a mini film-set with authentic re-created shop fronts, a cobbled street and a Hansom cab. The Victorian parlour, Moorland Cottage, Georgian dining room, Jacobean Dining Room, 1940s kitchen and 1950s sitting room all provide period backdrops with authentic detail. The atmospheric Condemned Cell, which once housed infamous highwayman Dick Turpin, has two prison doors and a small window with bars across it.

 

Yorkshire Museum & Gardens

The magnificent St Mary’s Abbey ruins provide a stunning backdrop to footage about York’s medieval heritage. Treasures such as the Vale of York Hoard, the York Helmet and the Ormside Bowl as well as rare Roman discoveries can help programme makers illustrate the past.

 

York Art Gallery

A host of British and European art from the last 600 years in a peaceful 19th century building, with a view across to York’s city walls and the Minster. A new Artists Garden space to the rear of the gallery host exhibitions of contemporary art installations.

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