High Street in City of Kingston upon Hull

High Street in Kingston upon Hull is an asphalted minor road. It runs in a north-south direction starting from Dock Office Row and crosses North Walls, Blaides Staithe, Alfred Gelder Street, Clarence Street, Salthouse Lane, Gandhi Way, Chapel Lane, Bishop Lane Staith, Bishop Lane, Scale Lane and Scale Lane Staith. This road is part of the foot route "Hull Fish Trail" and the hiking trails Ale Trail and Wilberforce Way. In the vicinity, you can find among other things 4 artwork and a museum. The nearest bus stop in the vicinity is Old Harbour Humber Street (approx. 50 m away). High Street also exists in West of England, North East, Tees Valley, Liverpool City Region and East Midlands. Ⓦ.

Road Type
minor road
Route
north-south

Artwork

  • Icefish (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Icefish (24)): so called because its blood lacks haemoglobin making it appear pale and whitish in colour..
  • William Wilberforce.
  • Crab. FishTrail (Crab (27)): an edible crusacean that is able to burrow, run and walk sideways as well as swim..
  • Shrimp (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Shrimp (28)): a crustacean belonging to the same family as the prawn that ranges in size from just millimeters in length up to 8cm..

Museum

  • Wilberforce House Museum (limited wheelchair access, opening hours: Mon–Sat 10–16:30; Sun 11–16, free, web) at High Street 23-25 (HU1 1NQ).

Bus stops

  • Humber Street High Street.
Located in City of Kingston upon Hull
Country United Kingdom
Location Kingston upon Hull