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Byland Abbey

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Byland Abbey

Large ruined Cistercian abbey, 32 km/20 mi north of York, England. It was built from around 1170, and its west end and monastery foundations still survive. Byland follows Roche as the second Gothic building in England.



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Several places attract the visitors egg York Minister, Yorkshire Air Museum, Studley Royal Park, Ampleforth College, Bolton Abbey, Byland Abbey - English Heritage, Bolton Castle, Cleveland Hills, Drax, Fountains Abbey, Light water Valley, Malham Cove, Wharram Percy, Whitby Abbey and many more.
About 40 people took part in a six-mile walk around Byland Abbey and Sutton Bank, North Yorkshire.
Meanwhile, the Abbey Inn in Byland Abbey, a Cistercian Monastery on the North York Moors, is in the 2006/7 holiday programme as English Heritage's first venture into the pub business.
 
 
 
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