Immerse yourself in the rich history of Hull’s Old Town with a guided walking tour led by local expert, Paul Schofield.
This gentle tour focuses on the Tudor period, highlighting the significant impact of Henry VIII in fortifying the eastern defences of the city.
The tour will culminate at the historic South Blockhouse, where participants will learn about this hidden gem of Hull’s past and the exciting future plans for its preservation and engagement.
These tours are funded by Hull Maritime as part of the South Blockhouse engagement programme, aimed at raising awareness and appreciation for the Tudor period in Hull.
"Councillor Paul Drake-Davis, Portfolio Holder for Regeneration & Housing, said: “This is a wonderful and unique opportunity to explore Hull’s Tudor history and discover the stories that helped shape our vibrant city.”
Paul Schofield, Hull’s tour guide, said: "The Tudor period was an important but turbulent time in Hull's history and I'm looking forward to highlighting this to both locals and visitors."
Tour Dates:
- 26 October
- 23 November
- 24 November
- 22 December
- 29 December
- 25 January
- 26 January
- 23 February
- 16 March
- 29 March
Details:
- Start Time: 11am
- Meeting Point: Queen Victoria statue, Queen Victoria Square
- Duration: Approximately 90 minutes
- Cost: Free (no need to book – just turn up)
Don’t miss your chance to experience this engaging tour and connect with Hull’s heritage.
