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Deep
beneath the street of Coppergate, archaeologists discovered the remains
of the place that the Vikings once called home. They used that evidence
to create one of the world’s most famous reconstructions of the
Viking Age. Now, following 20 years of research and using 21st century
technology, the 10th century city has been recaptured more perfectly than
ever before, bringing new JORVIK dramatically to life. |
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Technology
of the 21st century transformed the Jorvik Viking Centre into a dynamic
vision of York in the 10th century. The entire Jorvik Viking Centre ride
and displays were replaced with a new exhibition. The reconstruction depicts
a cityscape from AD975, moving the timeline on 27 years, where visitors
will witness how far the city has developed with 'high-rise', two storey
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Key new features of JORVIK include: A new time machine to transport visitors back through over 1000 years of the city's history State-of-the-art time capsules take visitors through the recreated Viking City, with several commentaries available in a number of languages A
dazzling new artefacts gallery, where technology enables visitors to see
the genuine Viking Age artefacts displayed both as they were found by
archaeologists and how they were used in the 10th century |
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| Opening
Times: April to October 9am - 5.30pm. November to March 10am - 4.30pm. Closed 25 December.(Monday - Sunday) |
Admission
Charges |
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| Adult: | £ 6.95 |
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| Child: | £ 5.10 | |||||
| Family: | £ 21.95 | |||||
| Concession: | £ 6.10 | |||||
| Senior Citizen: | £ 6.10 | |||||
JORVIK is situated in the pleasant Coppergate shopping area close to the centre of pedestrian-friendly York.
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