Discover how JORVIK Viking Centre came to be, after the astounding Coppergate Dig unearthed incredible evidence of Viking life in the city of York. www.jorvikviki...
We went there in 2012 and it was fantastic. Sadly it flooded a few years ago but the recently re-opened it. We are from Texas and fell in love with York as well as Jorvik.
York is fantastic city and well worth a visit. Any of the museums are highly interesting and the Jorvik Centre and Dungeons are superb centres that well enlighten you to the history of the city and region. Moreover the beautiful narrow streets and plentiful shops are another attraction as is the beautiful Cathedral. All in all a great day out!
Visited York and the Jorvik Center in 1989 during my last big jaunt around England (and Scotland) before returning home after finishing my classes in London. York was one of my favorite places and the Jorvik Center was amazing.
Sadly the whole of the underground complex was flooded in 2015 and has undergone a complete "makeover". Still one of the "must see" exhibitions in York along with the newly (2022) re-opened "Clifford's Tower".
By Eck last time I went was 21 years ago. But I still remember the smells and the white car things that take u round...it amazing I still remember lol.
I am a British citizen, British diaspora of English and Scottish parents. I am considering moving my family back home. We were victims of the Windrush scam (they told our fathers they had too many workers and subsidised their travel to the colonies while telling foreigners they had no workers and subsidised their travel to the UK - literally the Hooton Plan, or Kalergi Plan, almost verbatim). Meanwhile once our parents married British diaspora in the colonies they weren't able to bring them home thus trapping tens of millions of us abroad. But now they are long gone, so I was considering moving home. So. How cucked is York? How eradicated are indigenous peoples from the region? What kind of pozzed cancer would I face there on the day to day?
LOL based. York is one of the least hit cities by Talmudic doctrine. Still a very beautiful place but how long that lasts is anybody’s guess. Your best bet is moving to the countryside. Welcome home brother. We need you.
What you mean it is cool because it is like a ride now, Ummm the ride was in there when it opened in Spring of 1984 Also loads of other stuff that is interesting/very interesting as you know If you would of gone back in the day was so much cheaper
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Wow ! I wish people did this all over the world! History is so important and we need to remember it properly! Can't wait to visit sometime.
We went there in 2012 and it was fantastic. Sadly it flooded a few years ago but the recently re-opened it. We are from Texas and fell in love with York as well as Jorvik.
York is fantastic city and well worth a visit. Any of the museums are highly interesting and the Jorvik Centre and Dungeons are superb centres that well enlighten you to the history of the city and region. Moreover the beautiful narrow streets and plentiful shops are another attraction as is the beautiful Cathedral. All in all a great day out!
Visited York and the Jorvik Center in 1989 during my last big jaunt around England (and Scotland) before returning home after finishing my classes in London. York was one of my favorite places and the Jorvik Center was amazing.
Go here every year 👍👍👍
Went here in 1991. My god I can still remember the smell, even after all these years. Not been back since but shall try and visit again one day
Would like to take my son there show him about his ancestors
Sadly the whole of the underground complex was flooded in 2015 and has undergone a complete "makeover".
Still one of the "must see" exhibitions in York along with the newly (2022) re-opened "Clifford's Tower".
I went there on a school trip when it was just a dig. Many years later, I took my children to the centre. amazing, but a bit smelly :D
Love things like this. I went around 18 years ago, I remember it stank! Want to revisit it.
I was ther yesterday at the dig and the day before that at the centre
Bin there..it's unbelievable !
@Pugna you are right, maybe I better had commented in Dutch ?
By Eck last time I went was 21 years ago. But I still remember the smells and the white car things that take u round...it amazing I still remember lol.
is that Dan Snow on the voiceover? It certainly sounds like him!
its really awesome to say that not only am i of yorkshire stock, but also of viking stock as well lol...this blonde hair to have come from somewhere!
thank yew
We are a warrior people. Been invaded so many times
@gahks It sure is!
I am a British citizen, British diaspora of English and Scottish parents. I am considering moving my family back home. We were victims of the Windrush scam (they told our fathers they had too many workers and subsidised their travel to the colonies while telling foreigners they had no workers and subsidised their travel to the UK - literally the Hooton Plan, or Kalergi Plan, almost verbatim). Meanwhile once our parents married British diaspora in the colonies they weren't able to bring them home thus trapping tens of millions of us abroad. But now they are long gone, so I was considering moving home. So. How cucked is York? How eradicated are indigenous peoples from the region? What kind of pozzed cancer would I face there on the day to day?
LOL based.
York is one of the least hit cities by Talmudic doctrine. Still a very beautiful place but how long that lasts is anybody’s guess.
Your best bet is moving to the countryside.
Welcome home brother. We need you.
Good luck to you my brother.
Yes you were, Mr suhrab.
Not gonna lie I'm here because of assassins creed. I didn't recognize the town of Jorvik.
Thank you!!
I went 2 days ago it is a bit expensive for what it is but it is cool because it’s like a ride now
What you mean it is cool because it is like a ride now, Ummm the ride was in there when it opened in Spring of 1984
Also loads of other stuff that is interesting/very interesting as you know
If you would of gone back in the day was so much cheaper
Anyone else find the video after playing a little too much Crusader Kings 3 as an Asatru ruler?
i do a show called the artist heart would it be ok to use parts of this video, for our show...
i havent been in 6 years! :c
Where is jorvik?
Coppergate, York, England
England but also in sso jk
Ummm that was explained in the video
Born and bread York always will be born and bred in my eyes is a s*******
Bra
At the viking toilet i was on a trip with my class and when i saw the bog i shouted shit!!!!!!!
I assume the kiddies are excavating a plastic replica.
I’m the last person to comment on this video