Bridlington

About

Bridlington overlooks the magnificent scenery where the countryside of the Yorkshire Wolds meets the sea.

The Tourist Information Centre is situated in an outlet on the seafront side of the leisure centre, next to the Land Train station and offers a wide range of leaflets and information on attractions, events and accommodation for visitors to Bridlington and the surrounding area and to the rest of East Yorkshire.

In addition, the outlet sells souvenirs and beach goods. Plus snacks, sandwiches, ice cream, tea and coffee during peak periods. Credit cards accepted (no fee).Gift shop On-site light refreshments. Regional Tourist Board Member. Welcome Host. Accepts groups. Business support .Leisure facilities onsite. Children welcome. Disabled access. Smoking not allowed. Facilities for hearing impaired. Other services include attraction, event and theatre ticket bookings, accommodation bookings, attraction tickets and Radar keys. Coach parking bookings are taken at the centre.

The coastal town which boasts sandy beaches, award winning promenades and a historic harbour. Whether it’s a day at the beach searching for sea life, a walk along the promenade with fish and chips or some retail therapy there’s something for everyone. Hop onboard the land train and visit Sewerby Hall & Gardens, 50 acres of stunning parkland or go wild at the zoo. Finish your day with a fantastic show at The Spa, Bridlington.

Bridlington is steeped in history with a 900 year old working harbour, a heritage coastline and a high street in the Old Town that is teeming with ancient building.