Bridlington

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Bridlington is a seaside town and fishing port in East Yorkshire. It was originally two towns: the Old Town, about a mile inland, grew up around the medieval Augustinian priory, while Bridlington Quay was the fishing settlement and harbour. The two merged in the mid-19th C when the railway arrived and Bridlington developed rapidly as a resort.

Travel to Bridlington

By road

The usual approach is to follow M62 east to Howden (J37) and then take the A614. From the north, take A64 or A19 to York and then A166 east to meet the A614 at Driffield. By any route, expect congestion on summer weekends.

A regular travel news service is provided by adio.com/travelnews.php Yorkshire Coast Radio (102.4FM).

By rail

• Bridlington train station 54.084, -0.1985 - Bridlington train station - Bridlington train station 2006 06 25 Trains run from Kingston Upon Hull|Hull every half hour, taking 40 mins - thit is the surest route from points south. From the west or north and there is an hourly service from Liverpool via Manchester, Leeds and York to Scarborough, but then you have to connect at middle-of-nowhere Seamer with the infrequent Scarborough to Bridlington train. If you are delayed and likely to miss this connection, consider staying on the train to Scarborough and taking a bus onward.

Travel on a Bus in Bridlington

The Coastliner bus runs frequently from Leeds via York to Scarborough, but only three per day have a good connection to Bridlington, changing at Malton for Bus # 845.

There's an hourly bus #121 from Hull (England) | Hull, taking 90 mins. Summer only and the Express X21 takes about 1 hours 20 mins but there's only one per day, leaving Hull around 9 am and heading back from Brid around 5 pm.

National Express coach NX563 runs direct from London Victoria taking 7 hours to Bridlington. This leaves London daily around noon, with the return southbound leaving Brid around 8 am. This coach runs via Leeds and York, so change at Leeds for travel north eg to & from Newcastle.

Get Around

Access

Bridlington is a very accessible town for people with mobility issues. It is flat, unlike Filey or Scarborough further along the ruggedNorth Yorkshire Coast - the cliffs rear up just north of town but gradients are mild between the centre and the beaches. The harbour area can be a little tricky to explore as much of it is cobbled or has steps. Mobility scooters can be hired by the day or week and many can be seen on the promenades on the front. Several guest houses and self-catering places have spaces for scooters to be kept by guests.

What to See

• The harbour and fishing port.
• The Old Town, about half a mile inland from the harbour.

• Priory Church of St. Mary - Bridlington Priory | Church Green, Bridlington YO16 7JX 54.0945, -0.20179 - Opening Hours: Summer Monday to Friday10-4 Monday to Fri, Saturday 10-noon, Sunday 2-4; winter 10-noon daily Free Bridlington Priory - Bridlington Priory Church - - 2026512 - Built on the site of the Augustinian Priory dissolved by Henry VIII in 1538. Part of it continued in use as a church then it was rebuilt in the 19th C by Sir George Gilbert Scott. Note the Victorian organ (restored 2004-6), monument to the Great Storm of 1871 (which led to the "Plimsoll Line" and other marine safety measures) and plaque to George Symons VC (wounded in the Crimea). Modern features are the plaque to WW2 pilot “Ginger” Lacey, leger stone to 14th C prior Street John of Bridlington and the applique tapestries and “Lamb of God” tree carving.

• Flamborough Head 54.11599, -0.08305 - Flamborough Head - Cliffs at Flamborough Head is the spectacular line of chalk cliffs beginning just north of town and jutting out for six miles into the North Sea. Admire them from below from the Prom or beach. Do not attempt the shore walk round the Head unless you have checked the tide times and are confident that you can walk the six miles to the next access point before the tide rolls in again - the sea will come right up to the cliffs, with no escape path. To admire the views from above, drive or cycle the minor roads out to the Head or to the "North Landing". This northern part is called "Bempton Cliffs" and there's a wild-life centre.
• Sewerby Hall Bridlington YO15 1EA - 2 miles E of Bridlington on the B-road to Flamborough Head ☎ +44 1262 673769 Opening Hours: April-early Nov daily, house 11-4.30; closed mid November - March Adult £2.20, child 5-15 £1.10, extra fee for some attractions Sewerby Hall - Georgian mansion incorporating the East Yorkshire Museum (with a room dedicated to aviator Amy Johnson) and Coastguard Museum. Gardens, putting green, family-oriented events. A “land-train” runs here from central Brid, if you don’t have kids you could still use it ironically. 58244
• Burton Agnes Hall - Driffield YO25 5NB , 7 miles Southwest of Bridlington on A614 ☎ +44 1262 490324 Opening Hours: April-Oct and mid-Nov thru Dec daily 11-5; closed January - March; occasionally closed for events Adult £10.50, child 5-15 £5; concessions and 10% discount if you come by bus Burton Agnes Hall | Fine Elizabethan Mansion House plus remains of its Norman predecessor. Extensive gardens, hosting the National Collection of Campanulas.

Top Travel Tips

• Sandy beaches.
• Small funfare and amusement arcades by the North Beach.
• Boat trips from the harbour, including speedboat rides.

• Bridlington Spa - 54.0793, -0.19643 +44 1262 678258 (Box Office) - Bridlington Spa 65618 - Main venues are the Royal Hall (1930s décor), 3800 standing, often used for rock concerts; Spa Theatre (Edwardian) seats 676; and Harbour Suite with 120 seats. Rebuilt several times (most recently in 2022) after fires, floods and other calamity, but preserving the original features. Often hosts conferences.

- Bridlington Birds of Prey and Animal Park Carnaby Covert Lane 54.0610, -0.2418 Take coast rd A165 South for 2 miles then turn inland on Moor Lane, signs for Carnaby ☎ +44 1262 673653 Opening Hours: Summer 10.30 to 4.30 daily, October weekends only, closed winter - Surprising number of pigs for a bird centre

• John Bull Candy Factory Moor Lane, Carnaby YO16 7UT 54.064, -0.241 3 miles South of Brid, near Birds of Prey Centre - Opening Hours: Summer holidays only, late July – end of Aug, Monday to Fri, 10.30 to noon and 12.45 to 3.45 Adults £3.50, children over four £3 - Tour the factory where they make seaside rock and other confectionery, have a go at making your own.

Annual Events

• Dance at the Northern Soul Weekender in June
• Check out the -rally-is-bridlington-s-busiest-yet-1-5082186 Custom Scooter Rally in October

Shopping in Bridlington

• Freshly caught fish.

• Farmer's Market Christ Church, 2 Quay Road, Bridlington, YO15 2AP 54.0846, -0.1932 ☎ +44 1262 404200 Opening Hours: 10AM Monday - 3PM free entrance Open air market selling fresh local produce, straight from the farm, on the third Friday of every month

Halal Restaurants & Food in Bridlington

• There are several Fish and Chip shops near the harbour.

• FIsh and Chips at 149 - UK National Fish and Chip Shop award winner 2011 | 149 Marton Road, Bridlington, YO16 7DJ 54.0986, -0.1916 ☎ +44 1262 678378 Opening Hours: 11:30AM Monday - 9PM From £5.40 for fish and chips

• Supattra - MSG-free (Thai) food, specialising in seafood. | 29 Quay Road 54.0850, -0.1955 ☎ +44 1262 678565 Opening Hours: 6PM Monday - 10PM, Tuesday-Sunday £4-22 All food cooked to order so can cater to special dietary needs. Full Vegetarian menu available.

• Marine Cafe Expanse Hotel, North Marine Drive, Bridlington, YO15 2LS 54.0914, -0.1787 ☎ +44 1262 675347 - CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) recommended pub, serving Wold Top, Timothy Taylor's and at least two other real ales throughout the year. Besides serving real ale and the Marine Cafe has a wide range of services including disabled access, free wifi, Live music, quizzes, a DJ and both food and lodging available.

eHalal Group Launches Halal Guide to Bridlington

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Ramadan 2024 Celebrations in Bridlington

Ramadan 2025 in Bridlington

Ramadan concludes with the festival of Eid al-Fitr, which may last several days, usually three in most countries.

The next Ramadan shall be from Friday, 28 February 2025 to Saturday, 29 March 2025

The next Eid al-Adha shall be on Friday, 6 June 2025

The next day of Raʾs al-Sana shall be on Thursday, 26 June 2025

The next day for Mawlid al-Nabī shall be on Monday, 16 September 2024

Muslim Friendly Hotels

• Helena Holiday Flats 36 Windsor Crescent. YO15 3HY 54.0812, -0.1951 located off South Marine Drive, South Shore ☎ +44 1262 674589 0800 0935071 Check-in: after midday / Check-out: by 10AM from £125 per flat, per week off-peak/£250 per flat, per week, peak Access information for the building is available on the web site. The units are rated 2 and 3 Stars. Central heating is included in the cost, as is parking and wi-fi access. The property is non-smoking, although guests can smoke in the front yard. The flats are close to the train station and supermarket and within walking distance of the town centre and the coach station.

- Summerfield Guest House 6 Summerfield Road. YO153LF 54.0779, -0.2001 located off south marine drive, south shore ☎ +44 1262 677791

• Marina Guest House - 8 Summerfield Road. YO153LF 54.0779, -0.2003 located off south marine drive, south shore ☎ +44 1262 677138 from £25 pppp - Both of the above are family-run guest houses situated in a quiet residential area with unrestricted road side parking 50 yards from South Beach and 250 yards to the Spa Complex.

• Victoria House 25-27 Victoria Road 54.0861, -0.1940 located on South side of Bridlington - Family run Bed & Breakfast offering daily or weekly mobility scooter hire and a free wifi service. Wheelchair access from street direct to one of ground floor rooms. _access_statement Access Statement
• Mowbray Apartments 8 the crescent 54.0825, -0.1880 ☎ +44 1262 676218 £25 Bridlington self catering apartments with excellent sea views.

Telecommunications in Bridlington

• Many hotels, Bed and Breakfasts and self-catering rentals now provide free wifi.
• You can relax in one of several pubs with free Wi-Fi

More Muslim friendly Destinations from Bridlington

• To the north, Scarborough and Filey are agreeable nearby beach resorts, easily done as day trips by bus or train. The coast further north is rugged and scenic, with the little harbour of Robin Hood's Bay and then gothic Whitby.
• Inland, explore theNorth York Moors National Park.
• To the south is the small resort of Hornsea, a 1950s time-warp and then come the strange "toffee-castle" cliffs of East Yorkshire. Here the soft hills of the Wolds are being rapidly eroded by the sea, leaving farm buildings dangling over the edge or crumpled sideways on the shore, while humbug-hued turrets of ground await the next high tide. Erosion is so rapid that even a recent map is likely to be out of date, with access roads closed off, or gone over the edge to join the medieval villages drowned offshore. These 5-10 m high cliffs stretch for some 20 miles and then the coast becomes sand hills. It culminates in Spurn Point, a nature reserve - look out for birds, moths, butterflies and huge ships churning past the lighthouse along the Humber.
• York, some 40 miles east, is a must-see and for big city amusements head for Leeds.Copyright 2015 - 2024. All Rights reserved by eHalal Group Co., Ltd.
  

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