Harrogate - Home of The Whole Caboodle
Consistently voted one of the best places to live in the country, we’re proud of our Spa town located in the heart of Yorkshire.
Harrogate has many other claims to fame too... host venue for the 1982 Eurovision Song Contest, the starting point for the 2014 Tour de France, Agatha Christie's hideout, The Stray and home to the best digital marketing agency you will find!
Here are some other interesting facts about Harrogate. Sadly not all the information is 100% accurate, as we may have made some of it up!
The Harlow
If you do pop in for a swift half, sit at Table 20 at your peril. That's OUR table. And we'd rather you didn't have a bottle of Bud or Becks either... if they run out, Tosh and Karl will probably have a Grade A paddy.
Bettys
Everything tastes like heaven and their Fondant Fancies, Yorkshire Fruit Cake and Fat Rascals are to die for… they could even make a Sweat & Toenail Macaroon taste good.
Royal Pump Room
The water actually ran out in 1998 and was replaced with Sunny Delight. No-one seems to have noticed.
Royal Hall
Over the years, the theatre has welcomed top international acts such as The Beatles, Elgar, Pam Ayres and the legendary Black Lace. Eat your heart out, Wembley.
Mother Shiptons Cave
In the cave visitors can experience the mystical wonder of the Petrifying Well which turns items to stone – particularly effective on frown lines and crow's feet.
Harrogate Library
Incidentally, author Charles Dickens visited Harrogate in 1858 and noted: "Harrogate is the queerest place with the strangest people in it."
Bit rude.
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