Guisborough Map

Guisborough map, view the North Yorkshire town of Guisborough, located in the county of North Yorkshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Guisborough North Yorkshire & Guide to the Area

Guisborough Map North Yorkshire: Interactive map of Guisborough, displaying the town situated in the county of North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Guisborough area and a Guisborough town centre map, showing Guisborough Hall Hotel.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Guisborough map are: Guisborough Priory, Guisborough Forest Visitor Centre, The Fox Inn, Sunnyfield House, Co-op Food, The Ship Inn, Guisborough Methodist Church, Browns Newsagents, The Mindful Baker, Guisborough Library, Age UK Shop, Prior Pursglove College, Costa Coffee, St Nicholas Church, The Yorkshire Pie and Mash Shop, The Tap House, Sainsbury's Local, The Blackwell Ox, The Guisborough Manor, Rapp's Café, Boots Pharmacy, Westgate Fish Bar, The Ironstone Miner Statue, Barclays Bank, Sweet William Florist, Guisborough Health Centre, Morrisons, Chapters Hotel, TSB Bank, Chubby's Sandwich Bar, Whinstone View, Treacle Moon Café, The Anchor Inn, Emily's Coffee Shop, Lidl, Guisborough Veterinary Practice, De Brus School, The Guisborough Bookshop, Market Cross Jewellers, The Priory Bar and Kitchen, Clarksons Butchers, House of Fraser (former building), King's Head Hotel, Hush Boutique, The Picture Framer, The Don Barbers, J W Allison & Sons Bakers, Heron Foods, Churchill Insurance Office.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Great Ayton, Newton under Roseberry, Pinchinthorpe, Dunsdale, Charltons, Margrove Park, Slapewath, Boosbeck, Skelton-in-Cleveland, Lingdale, Brotton, Saltburn-by-the-Sea, New Marske, Marske-by-the-Sea, Carlin How, Loftus, Liverton Mines, Easington, Grinkle, Skinningrove, Staithes, Ugthorpe, Hutton Village, Moorsholm, Kilton Thorpe, Liverton, Upleatham.

Guisborough is one of those places that feels like it's been quietly getting on with things for centuries. Nestled on the northern edge of the North York Moors and just a few miles inland from the coast, it's a handsome market town full of character, charm and cracking views. It's got cobbled streets, independent shops, and a proper sense of community—somewhere that still feels very much like a working town but with a slower, gentler rhythm to life. You're just as likely to hear the clatter of walking boots as you are chatter outside a café.

The town's history goes right back to the medieval period, with the founding of Guisborough Priory in the 12th century marking it out early on as a place of religious and regional importance. The priory ruins are still the town's standout landmark, framed beautifully at the end of the high street and still very much at the heart of local life. Through the centuries, Guisborough developed as a centre for agriculture, trade and later on, ironstone mining. Today it's home to around 17,000 people and forms part of the Redcar and Cleveland borough, keeping hold of its historic market status and playing host to a steady stream of visitors heading to the Moors or the coast.

There's plenty to do in and around the town. Guisborough Forest is right on the doorstep, ideal for walking, cycling and wildlife spotting, and it's a go-to spot for families and outdoor lovers. The high street itself is packed with character, from traditional pubs and tea rooms to boutiques and galleries. Guisborough Priory, maintained by English Heritage, is a peaceful spot to explore, with towering ruins and lovely gardens. Not far from town you've got Ormesby Hall, a National Trust treasure with Georgian architecture and wooded grounds perfect for a lazy afternoon. Saltburn-by-the-Sea, just a short drive away, offers a classic Victorian seaside day out with a pier, cliff lift and surf school if you're feeling brave.

Wider North Yorkshire brings even more to the table. You're on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, with places like Great Ayton, Danby and Rosedale all within easy reach. The steam trains at Grosmont and Goathland offer a step back in time, and a walk up Roseberry Topping is pretty much a local rite of passage. Further afield, you've got Whitby's cobbled streets and gothic charm, the market town buzz of Helmsley, and the raw beauty of Runswick Bay and Staithes clinging to the cliffs. Inland, Malton's a foodie favourite and York's always worth a day for history, shopping and the Minster.

Getting to Guisborough's fairly straightforward. While the town doesn't have a train station of its own anymore, nearby stations at Great Ayton, Saltburn and Redcar connect you to the wider rail network via Middlesbrough. The A171 and A173 run through town, linking you easily to Whitby, Middlesbrough and the A19. Buses run regularly to surrounding towns and villages, and if you're flying in or out, Teesside International Airport is about 30 minutes away by car. Once you're in town, everything's pretty walkable and there's a decent mix of parking options if you're coming by car.

North Yorkshire itself is one of the most diverse and dramatic counties in the country. It's the biggest in England, both in size and in spirit, with windswept moorland, market towns, seaside escapes and some of the richest heritage you'll find anywhere. Whether it's the raw beauty of the Dales, the coastline around Whitby and Scarborough, or the history-soaked streets of York, there's something for everyone. Guisborough sits quietly at the northern edge of it all—close to industry, open countryside, and a coastline that can blow your cobwebs away in a single afternoon.

We hope you found this Guisborough tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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