JORVIK Viking Centre

A must-visit when visiting York. The Time Warp ride takes you back to the early days of a Viking settlement where you can smell the food, hear the talking and the singing and feel the vibes.

The Yowick Viking Pirate Center is a place to introduce pirates, the Pirate Center has many pirate sea maps and some equipment, and it was once an important area of piracy.

Special thanks to the staff, I was very patient to give professional guidance yesterday, silently like 👍

York Viking Centre is a fun and educational attraction popular with tourists. York was once taken over by outsiders, and the name York is now changed from the Viking-language Jorvik.

Yorkshire has an unusual history: in the 9th century it was the capital of the Viking Territory. He was known by Scandinavians as Yorvik. Today, the Yorvik Viking Center tells the history of the city. Learn about Vikings and the city's life hundreds of years ago through landscapes, sounds, and even smells.

The Viking Viking Boat Museum is a collection of viking ships that featured Norway's history in the medieval period of 800 to 1050. The museum's collection of pirate ships is beautifully shaped and difficult to associate with the bloody pirate culture. The Norwegian ship of the ancestors Weir was different, "one bow at both ends of the ship" was the era of the Viking ship, the Norwegians by force conquering the world by these strong ships. Their footprints went south to the Strait of Gibraltar and east to Asia via Russia. The most famous ship in the museum's collection was the Oseberg and another Goxtad, buried with the Queen at the time. I think this is a must-see point to Oslo, and it is a very intuitive understanding of Norwegian history.