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Yarm Railway Viaduct — Attraction in Yarm

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Yarm Railway Viaduct
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Yarm Viaduct is a railway viaduct carrying the railways above the town of Yarm in North Yorkshire, England. It crosses the River Tees which forms the boundary between North Yorkshire and County Durham.
Nearby attractions
Yarm Castle
28 West St, Yarm TS15 9BU, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
The Blue Bell
663 Yarm Rd, Stockton-on-Tees TS16 0JF, United Kingdom
Uno Ristorante Yarm
99 High St, Yarm TS15 9BB, United Kingdom
Muse
104B High St, Yarm TS15 9AU, United Kingdom
Cena Trattoria
85 High St, Yarm TS15 9BG, United Kingdom
The Keys Yarm - Restaurant & Venue Hire
65 High St, Yarm TS15 9BH, United Kingdom
The Pot & Glass
6 Church Rd., Stockton-on-Tees TS16 9DQ, United Kingdom
Santoro Restaurant
56 High St, Yarm TS15 9AH, United Kingdom
Tomahawk Steakhouse - Yarm
32-34 High St, Yarm TS15 9AE, United Kingdom
Elif Turkish Cuisine Yarm
48 High St, Yarm TS15 9AH, United Kingdom
Osbournes
The Green Tree, 24 High St, Yarm TS15 9AE, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Silver Cottage Yarm, Holiday Stay.
4 Silver St, Yarm TS15 9AT, United Kingdom
Yarm View Cottages
82 High St, Yarm TS15 9AP, United Kingdom
Abbeyfield Lodge Guest House & B&B Yarm
1 Abbeyfield Dr, Stockton-on-Tees TS16 0SA, United Kingdom
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Yarm Railway Viaduct

River Tees, United Kingdom
4.7(23)
Open until 12:00 AM
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Yarm Viaduct is a railway viaduct carrying the railways above the town of Yarm in North Yorkshire, England. It crosses the River Tees which forms the boundary between North Yorkshire and County Durham.

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attractions: Yarm Castle, restaurants: The Blue Bell, Uno Ristorante Yarm, Muse, Cena Trattoria, The Keys Yarm - Restaurant & Venue Hire, The Pot & Glass, Santoro Restaurant, Tomahawk Steakhouse - Yarm, Elif Turkish Cuisine Yarm, Osbournes
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Nearby attractions of Yarm Railway Viaduct

Yarm Castle

Yarm Castle

Yarm Castle

4.5

(10)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Yarm Railway Viaduct

The Blue Bell

Uno Ristorante Yarm

Muse

Cena Trattoria

The Keys Yarm - Restaurant & Venue Hire

The Pot & Glass

Santoro Restaurant

Tomahawk Steakhouse - Yarm

Elif Turkish Cuisine Yarm

Osbournes

The Blue Bell

The Blue Bell

4.0

(457)

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Uno Ristorante Yarm

Uno Ristorante Yarm

4.5

(640)

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Muse

Muse

4.6

(421)

$$$

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Cena Trattoria

Cena Trattoria

4.6

(395)

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Kate Fromings (Author)Kate Fromings (Author)
We stopped off in yarm on the way to Richmond. A very busy and hot Sunday, the highstreet was absolutely melting in the 31 degree July heat! As we had our little dog, we needed somewhere shady so walked down True Lover's Walk, a short footpath next to the roadbridge, which takes you out onto the river bank where you can walk along and under the viaduct. Very impressive with a small notice board, I think it said they used 7 million bricks in the construction! I'd reccomend this as a stop off on a longer journer, very pleasant and if you need any food there are plenty of places on the highstreet less than 5 ins walk away. Carpark at West gate also reasonable prices and a good size.
Kev BriggsKev Briggs
We walked the Teesdale Way following the river on the North Aislaby side of the River Tees. Following the path that had exploded into life with river plants and foliage from the recent rain and then sunshine. When we were under the viaduct arches, it had the most amazing echo. Further along, I was amazed by the number of trees pulled from the river. And the afternoon would not be complete without an open water swimmer who calmly swam past us.
Paul BarwickPaul Barwick
Was great just to be out in the fresh air there's a nice little quiet footpath which runs under with seats so you can just relax and take in the peace and quiet along with the scenery. Also is only about 10 minutes from the local train station. And literally a stone throw from the high street. Some great pubs aswell so can have a pint and food 😀
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We stopped off in yarm on the way to Richmond. A very busy and hot Sunday, the highstreet was absolutely melting in the 31 degree July heat! As we had our little dog, we needed somewhere shady so walked down True Lover's Walk, a short footpath next to the roadbridge, which takes you out onto the river bank where you can walk along and under the viaduct. Very impressive with a small notice board, I think it said they used 7 million bricks in the construction! I'd reccomend this as a stop off on a longer journer, very pleasant and if you need any food there are plenty of places on the highstreet less than 5 ins walk away. Carpark at West gate also reasonable prices and a good size.
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We walked the Teesdale Way following the river on the North Aislaby side of the River Tees. Following the path that had exploded into life with river plants and foliage from the recent rain and then sunshine. When we were under the viaduct arches, it had the most amazing echo. Further along, I was amazed by the number of trees pulled from the river. And the afternoon would not be complete without an open water swimmer who calmly swam past us.
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Was great just to be out in the fresh air there's a nice little quiet footpath which runs under with seats so you can just relax and take in the peace and quiet along with the scenery. Also is only about 10 minutes from the local train station. And literally a stone throw from the high street. Some great pubs aswell so can have a pint and food 😀
Paul Barwick

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We stopped off in yarm on the way to Richmond. A very busy and hot Sunday, the highstreet was absolutely melting in the 31 degree July heat! As we had our little dog, we needed somewhere shady so walked down True Lover's Walk, a short footpath next to the roadbridge, which takes you out onto the river bank where you can walk along and under the viaduct. Very impressive with a small notice board, I think it said they used 7 million bricks in the construction! I'd reccomend this as a stop off on a longer journer, very pleasant and if you need any food there are plenty of places on the highstreet less than 5 ins walk away. Carpark at West gate also reasonable prices and...

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We walked the Teesdale Way following the river on the North Aislaby side of the River Tees. Following the path that had exploded into life with river plants and foliage from the recent rain and then sunshine. When we were under the viaduct arches, it had the most amazing echo. Further along, I was amazed by the number of trees pulled from the river. And the afternoon would not be complete without an open water swimmer who calmly...

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2y

Was great just to be out in the fresh air there's a nice little quiet footpath which runs under with seats so you can just relax and take in the peace and quiet along with the scenery. Also is only about 10 minutes from the local train station. And literally a stone throw from the high street. Some great pubs aswell so can have a...

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