The Battle of Stamford Bridge Walk (1066): Visit the scene of King Harald of Norway's defeat in a horrific battle that followed the surrender of York with a Battlefield expert from York Archaeological Trust.
Please wear outdoor clothing and sturdy footwear, and be prepared to walk long distances. Walk should last approx 90 minutes. Pre-booking essential: 01904 489966
The Battle of Stamford Bridge Walk (1066) at The Swordsman Inn in Stamford Bridge, Yorkshire on Sunday, 12 February 2012.
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