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A city in [[Yorkshire]], '''York''' was founded by the Romans as Eboracum. The [[Vikings]], who ruled the city for close to a century, renamed it Jorvik, whence the contemporary name stems. York is one of the few remaining walled cities in [[England]].
 
A city in [[Yorkshire]], '''York''' was founded by the Romans as Eboracum. The [[Vikings]], who ruled the city for close to a century, renamed it Jorvik, whence the contemporary name stems. York is one of the few remaining walled cities in [[England]].
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The Grand Old Duke of York, son of King George I, had an army of ten thousand men which he marched to the top of the hill and then marched down again.
      
In addition to the medieval defensive wall, York is also known for:
 
In addition to the medieval defensive wall, York is also known for:
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