Discover The Spa History Of Harrogate: Visit the strongest sulphur wells in Europe, where over 15,000 people used to come every summer. Dont forget to taste the water for yourself, its an unforgettable experience!
You can also discover Harrogates connection to Russian royalty and what politicians and famous writers of the 19th and 20th century thought of their visits.Charles Dickens described Harrogate as the queerest place with the strangest people leading the oddest lives!
Stroll past the museums
displays of old-fashioned
shops, a hotel and Harrogates famous park, the Stray, to explore life in bygone Harrogate
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