Old York

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Old York is a historic English city, now known simply as York, renowned for its medieval architecture, Roman and Viking heritage, and well-preserved city walls.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former name
historic city
settlement
country United Kingdom
hasArchitectureStyle Gothic architecture
medieval timber-framed buildings
hasCityWallsFrom medieval period
hasCulturalAttraction National Railway Museum
York Art Gallery
York Theatre Royal
hasEvent Jorvik Viking Festival
York Mystery Plays
hasFeature cathedral city status
medieval architecture
well-preserved city walls
hasHeritage Roman heritage
Viking heritage
medieval heritage
hasHistoricRole important Roman military centre
important Viking trading centre
medieval ecclesiastical centre
hasLandmark City Walls of York
linked to: City walls of York

Clifford's Tower
Jorvik Viking Centre
Multangular Tower
Shambles
linked to: The Shambles

York Castle Museum
York Minster
York Museum Gardens
hasRiver River Foss
River Ouse
hasTransportRole railway hub in Northern England
isRenownedFor Roman and Viking heritage
medieval architecture
well-preserved city walls
language English
locatedIn England
Yorkshire
nowKnownAs York
partOf historic county of Yorkshire
region Northern England
religiousSignificance seat of the Archbishop of York
tourismType heritage tourism
tracesBackTo Roman Eboracum
linked to: Eboracum

Viking Jorvik
linked to: Viking York

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Old York Library namedAfter Old York
Old York Road (historic route) namedAfter York (historic name associated with New York)
linked to: Old York