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Hull is a vibrant city with a unique character, combining its maritime past with a strong cultural presence and ongoing regeneration. It’s a city for explorers, full of history and contemporary attractions.
The Deep
One of Hull’s most iconic landmarks, The Deep is an ultra-modern aquarium and one of the largest in Europe. Visitors can see sharks, rays, and rare fish species up close in a dramatic underwater setting. The venue also hosts interactive workshops and seasonal events for children, making it a popular family attraction.
Hull Maritime Museum
Set in a grand Victorian building, this museum tells the story of Hull’s maritime history. Visitors can see ship models, artefacts, and exhibitions about the whaling and fishing industries that shaped the city. The museum regularly holds temporary exhibitions and special events tied to Hull’s maritime festivals.
Hull Old Town
Step back in time as you wander through cobblestone streets lined with historic pubs, boutique shops, and galleries. The area is full of charm, with mediaeval architecture and quaint alleyways. Hull Old Town is also a hotspot for events like beer festivals, art exhibitions, and guided historical tours.
Hull Marina
This modern marina is a beautiful place for a stroll, especially in the summer months when it becomes a hub of activity. Waterside bars and restaurants provide the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the view. Annual events, like the Freedom Festival and the Humber Street Sesh, a huge music and arts festival, make this area come alive.
University of Hull
The university enriches the city with academic, cultural, and sporting events. Public lectures, open-air concerts, and student-run performances are open to the public throughout the year.
Siemens Gamesa
Hull has become a key hub for renewable energy, thanks in part to Siemens Gamesa. The company’s presence in the area is emblematic of Hull’s transformation into a centre for green energy, attracting professionals and events related to sustainability and technology.
