Humber Place in City of Kingston upon Hull

Humber Place in Kingston upon Hull is a cobblestone minor road. There is no cycle path. It runs in a north-south direction starting from Humber Dock Street and ends at Wellington Street. This road is part of the foot route "Hull Fish Trail" and the hiking trail "Ale Trail".

Road Type
minor road
Route
north-south

Artwork

  • Swordfish (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Swordfish (14)): recognised by a sword-like upper jaw measuring up to one third of its total length. – approx. 100 m.
  • Quid (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Quid (15)): an elongated small offshore relative of the salmon family. – approx. 100 m.
  • Viviparous Blenny (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Viviparous Blenny (16)): an elongated small offshore relative of the salmon family. – approx. 100 m.
  • Yawling (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Yawling (17)): an elongated small offshore relative of the salmon family. – approx. 150 m.
  • Haddock (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Haddock (18)): a well-known food source belonging to the Cod family. – approx. 150 m.
  • Turbot (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Turbot (21)): a fish delicacy, the Turbot lies on its right side at the bottom of the sea; with its eyes both located on the left side. – approx. 150 m.
  • Ray (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Ray (20)): a broad, flat bodied fish, larger species growing up to 20 feet. – approx. 150 m.
  • Garfish (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Garfish (23)): a long slim fish with pointed beak-like jaws, which bear numerous sharp teeth. – approx. 150 m.
  • Naucrates Ductor (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Naucrates Ductor (22)): or Pilot Fish, a scavenger theat accompanies sharks. – approx. 200 m.
  • Umber (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Umber (19)): also known as the grauyling, a freshwater game fish of the Salmon family. – approx. 200 m.
  • William de la Pole (artist: William D Keyworth Jr, marble) – approx. 200 m.
  • The Voyage (artist: Steinunn Thorarinsdottir, bronze) – approx. 250 m.
  • Warty Doris (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Warty Dorris (13)) – approx. 250 m.
  • Mussel (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Mussel (12)): Carved in natural boulder together with a Mussel (...) and a Warty Doris (...) located at the corner of Castle Street an Humber Dock Street. – approx. 250 m.
  • Starfish (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Starfish (11)): a stiff bodied fish usually with five arms. – approx. 250 m.
  • Dogfish (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Dogfish (9)): the common name for some species of small shark. – approx. 300 m.
  • Catfish (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Catfish (10)): three pairs of barbels give them their be-whiskered appearance. – approx. 300 m.

Bus stops

  • Humber Dock Wellington Street – approx. 50 m.
  • Castle Street Fish Street – approx. 250 m.
  • Old Harbour Humber Street – approx. 300 m.

Tourist information offices

  • Victoria Pier Information Sign – approx. 200 m.

Restaurants

  • 1884 (tapas, Wine, outdoor seating) – approx. 200 m.
  • Bert's Pizzeria (Italian, pizza) – approx. 250 m.

Cafés

  • Next Door by Nibble (coffee shop) – approx. 200 m.

Fountains

  • Humber Quays Fountains – approx. 200 m.