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Kingston upon Hull is located in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. Hull the city is considered a place of battle in the English Civil Wars. In April 2013, the city applied to be the UK City of Culture and some of the tourists' attractions are the remarkable Old Town and Museum Quarter, Hull Marina and The Deep. Hull has a wide range of parks and green places, such as East Park and Pearson Park.

Hull City Council provides residents with a variety of assistances, such as winter updates and support for both adults and disabled children. The Hull Winter will provide you with information about the weather, how the roads and paths are, the illnesses that may appear during the cold weather, such as cold and flu. Furthermore, with the Hull Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Strategy, many children, young people with disabilities and their families get support.

When you visit Hull and East Yorkshire, it will be the beginning of an amazing adventure. The Yorkshire Coast at RSPB Bempton is the ideal place to see sea birds in England in case you are willing to explore the coves and open sandy beaches. In 2017, Hull was considered the UK City of Culture, so it is a perfect place if you want to explore its cultural and historical places.

Launched since 2002, The Deep, located in Hull, is one of the most amazing aquariums of the world. As The Deep performs as an education and conservation charity and completely depends on ticket sales. Known as home of 3,500 fishes, including sharks and rays, The Deep has won many awards due to its excellence. At The Deep, you will be able to experience many attractions like "Deep Experience" and "Shark Egg Case Hunt".

Hull is a city that contains a wide range of museums, such as Wilberforce House, the Hull and East Riding Museum, Street life and the Arctic Corsair trawler, which form the Museums Quarter. In case you are looking for something a bit more different than usual, there are other options like Ferens Art Gallery and the Maritime Museum which are located in the city centre. All of Hull's museums are located in the city centre and the entrance is free.

Connecting Lincolnshire and Yorkshire on the A15, the Humber Bridge is considered as classical structure that was launched in 1981 and is 1.4-mile long. Pay by card or cash and can open a Humber TAG account to benefit from the Open Road Toll (ORT), which allows them to cross the bridge without being stopped, roughly saving 10% on each passage. It costs £15 for a deposit and a minimum £15 credit to create an account.