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Harrogate's graceful architecture and sense of elegance are the legacy of a famous spa heritage.Many visitors are attracted by the atmosphere of England's Floral Town, with a rich spa heritage evident from the dignified architecture, and a cosmopolitan flavour emanating from a renowned range of first class hotels and homely guest houses, the town is renowned as an international conference and exhibition centre and the town centre's thriving cosmopolitan atmosphere reflects this. Discover relaxing coffee shops, wine bars and excellent restaurants, as well as quality tearooms serving traditional English fayre. For those who love to shop, there is a wealth of quality and choice to be found, including many smaller, specialist shops.. Surrounding the administrative centre of Harrogate, the Harrogate District comprises more than 500 square miles of attractive towns, villages, imposing historic houses, castles, cathedrals, abbeys and a galaxy of other natural and man-made attractions.

Broad tree-lined streets and beautiful parks and gardens combine with the sweeping 200 acres of town-centre grassland known as 'The Stray' to bring a spacious feeling to the town. Although never far from the principal venues and accommodation, visitors can enjoy peace and serenity close to the town centre. Adding to Harrogate's cosmopolitan flavour are the many world-wide visitors to the Harrogate International Centre, with its range of busy conferences and exhibitions. The town of Harrogate is indeed a real Yorkshire Rose, an amalgamation of business, leisure and pleasure.

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