Hessle Map

Hessle map, view the East Yorkshire town of Hessle, located in the county of East Yorkshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Hessle East Yorkshire & Guide to the Area

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

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Hessle area and a Hessle town centre map, showing the Humber Bridge Country Park. If you left click, hold, and drag the map upwards, you can see the Humber Bridge.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Hessle map are: All Saints' Church, The Admiral, Hessle Police Station, Sainsbury's Local, East Riding Leisure Haltemprice, The Norland, The Weir Bar & Bistro, Hessle Dental, Little Monkey's Day Nursery, Bridge McFarland Solicitors, Andrew Earles Travel, The Co-op Food, William Hill, Nisa Local, Boots, Elwell Fish Bar, Dominos Pizza, Urban Buzz, The Fiveways, Angela's Flowers, Hessle Library, The Town Hall, Café On The Weir, Delish Deli, RB Hull, Hotham's Gin School, The Crafty Little Brewery, Hessle High School, Tranby School, Penshurst Primary School, Heron Foods, Pizza Hot 4 U, Hessle Rugby Club, The Old Mill Hotel, Essentra Components, Town Hall Dental, Serenity Hair & Beauty, Eastgate Medical Group, St James' Court Care Home, Pretty Things, The Chefs Kitchen, Debra Charity Shop, Vapour Trail, Yorkshire Hospice Shop, Martin's Newsagents, Frankie's Café, The Orangery, Hallmark Jewellers.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Anlaby, Anlaby Common, Willerby, Kirk Ella, West Ella, Swanland, North Ferriby, Melton, Barrow upon Humber, Barton-upon-Humber, New Holland, Goxhill, Cottingham, Dunswell, Eppleworth, Skidby, Little Weighton, Elloughton, Brough, Welton, Brantingham, South Cave, Hessle Cliff, Victoria Dock, East Ella, Boothferry, Priory Park, Hesslewood, Tranby Lodge, Great Gutter, Wolfreton.

Hessle is one of those places that sits quietly on the edge of Hull, right where the River Humber meets the land and the Humber Bridge stretches out like a steel ribbon over the water. It's got the feel of a self-contained town, but with easy links to everything you'd want in the surrounding area. There's a proper community spirit here, with local shops, tidy streets, and that sense of familiarity that makes you feel welcome whether you've lived here for years or just popped in for the day.

There's a long and layered history tied to Hessle, reaching back well before the bridge became its most iconic landmark. Once a small farming and fishing settlement, it grew over time with shipbuilding, quarrying and trade flowing in from the Humber. The railway station, opened in the 1800s, helped shape it into a commuter hub too. As of now, around 15,000 people live in the town, giving it a decent size without ever feeling crowded. Its old centre still hints at the past, with narrow streets, stone buildings and pubs that have seen a fair few stories told across the bar.

There's plenty to keep you busy in and around Hessle. The Humber Bridge Country Park, known locally as Little Switzerland, offers walking trails through chalk woodland and a peaceful escape with views across the river. The bridge itself is worth the walk, especially if you're keen on a bit of photography or just want to say you've walked across one of the world's longest single-span suspension bridges. Just up the road is the historic market town of Beverley, full of charm and home to Beverley Minster. You're not far from English Heritage gems like Wharram Percy or National Trust treasures such as Goddards House in York. It's a good base for dipping in and out of both history and nature.

East Yorkshire as a whole gives you plenty of reasons to get out and explore. The Yorkshire Wolds roll gently across the landscape, perfect for walkers or anyone after a bit of space and quiet. Hull's just down the road, packed with museums, galleries, music venues and The Deep – one of the UK's best-known aquariums. Seaside towns like Hornsea and Bridlington aren't far either, whether you fancy a day at the beach or a wander along the promenade with an ice cream in hand. And if you've got time, Spurn Point makes for a brilliantly wild trip, all sea breeze and shifting sands.

Getting to and from Hessle's pretty straightforward. The town's well served by the A63, which runs straight into Hull or out towards the M62, depending on which way you're heading. Hessle railway station links easily to Hull, Doncaster and beyond, while bus routes cover the local villages and suburbs. If you're flying in, Humberside Airport is your closest bet, about a 30-minute drive away, or you can stretch to Leeds Bradford for more flight options. It's not flashy, but it's connected, and you're never far from where you need to be.

East Yorkshire's got this steady, grounded feel to it. It doesn't shout for attention but earns it all the same. The mix of coast and countryside, towns with a bit of personality, and hidden-away villages gives the place a proper sense of balance. It's the sort of county where you can slow down a bit, breathe a bit deeper and still find something new every time you explore it.

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

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