Artist’s impression showing the waterfront of Hull as it might have looked circa 1325, based on excavations at Chapel Lane Staith. Illustration based on a drawing by Chris Brown.

A tour taking in some of the key medieval sites within the old town to illustrate the important role that Hull played in the commerce of medieval northern Europe

To celebrate International Hanseatic day, Humber Field Archaeology (HFA) will be providing a guided tour around the old own of Hull to tell the story of the city’s vibrant medieval trade with northern Europe and its links to the Hanseatic League. Peter Connelly, HFA Archaeology Manager, will be leading the tour and will be taking in some of the key medieval sites within the old town to illustrate the important role that Hull played in the commerce of medieval northern Europe.

Starting at the corner of High Street and Scale Lane Staith (opposite The Lion and Key) and finishing at Hull & East Riding Museum. Distance covered will be approximately 1 mile. The guided tour covers relatively flat terrain and is suitable for all accessibility needs.

Book your ticket here: 

Date: 14th June 2024.

Location: Hull and East Riding Museum 36 High Street
Kingston upon Hull
HU1 1NQ

Cost: Free, booking essential

Time: 10:30 - 12:30