Yorkshire offers a bit of everything – from rolling hills to cobbled streets rich in history and bustling cities.
To celebrate Yorkshire Day, August 1, LNER has created a personality quiz spotlighting all the greatness God’s Own Country represents.
It features six locations across the region, York, Bradford, Harrogate, Leeds, Whitby and Hull, each offering its own unique charm and character.
The quiz asks ten lifestyle-related questions ranging from favourite meals, music preferences and Sunday activities.
It then formulates which Yorkshire destination best suits the participant.
The cities are matched to six personality types, the Comfort Seeker, the Urban Explorer, the Romantic Rambler, the Cultural Creative, the Adventurer and the Timeless Wanderer.
Once completing the quiz, participants should have a destination suggestion within Yorkshire that reflects their preferences.
York boasts rich history, with a medieval castle and the quaint cobbled Shambles, the city has plenty for visitors to explore.
To celebrate Yorkshire Day, August 1, LNER has created a personality quiz spotlighting all the greatness God’s Own Country represents. Pictured: Bradford City Hall
It features six locations across the region, York (pictured), Bradford, Harrogate, Leeds, Whitby and Hull , each offering its own unique charm and character
The quiz asks ten lifestyle-related questions ranging from favourite meals, music preferences and Sunday activities. Pictured: Whitby
While Bradford, which was named as the UK’s City of Culture 2025, has museums and restaurants offering a range of cuisines.
Harrogate, where the iconic Betty’s tea room originated from, the spa town features vibrant shops and characterful buildings.
A major city in Yorkshire, Leeds has a plethora of markets and intricate Victorian shopping arcades.
Those hoping to delve into history and culture won’t be disappointed with the bustling city, as it boasts multiple museums and galleries.
Seaside town Whitby, in North Yorkshire, boasts a picturesque harbour and 20 beaches.
While Hull is rich with maritime heritage and has plenty of stunning historical buildings.
David Flesher, Commercial Director at LNER, said: ‘We know people are looking for more than just places to visit – they want travel to feel personal and meaningful.
It then formulates which Yorkshire destination best suits the participant. Pictured: Leeds city
The cities are matched to six personality types, the Comfort Seeker, the Urban Explorer, the Romantic Rambler, the Cultural Creative, the Adventurer and the Timeless Wanderer. Pictured: Harrogate
Once completing the quiz, participants should have a destination suggestion within Yorkshire that reflects their preferences. Pictured: Hull marina
‘The Yorkshire Personality Quiz is a fun way to explore the region through your preferences and discover destinations that resonate.”
He added: “Whether it’s the timeless beauty of York, the cultural richness of Bradford, or the urban energy of Leeds, Yorkshire has something for everyone.
‘This campaign celebrates its diversity and encourages people to experience more of it, in ways that feel just right for them.”
To take the Yorkshire Personality Quiz, visit: www.lner.co.uk/yorkshire-day/.
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