The Winter Gardens in Harrogate is set to feature on a new northern tour of J D Wetherspoon pubs
The Winter Gardens, on Parliament Street, will be the penultimate stop on the northern tour of J D Wetherspoon pubs, which is being run by operator MyUKTour.
Renowned for its impressive Victorian architecture, The Winter Gardens features a glass roof, stone columns and imperial marble. The pub’s famous staircase was recently awarded the coveted title of “Spoons’ best staircase”.
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Hide AdConstructed in the 19th century, the building was originally designed as an entertainment venue. The architecture of The Winter Gardens reflects the opulence of a bygone era, making it one of the most visually impressive venues in the JD Wetherspoon franchise.


Andrew Wills, owner of MyUKTour, said: “Originally constructed as an entertainment venue in the 19th century, The Winter Gardens was designed to provide year-round indoor leisure spaces for people to enjoy concerts, dances and social events.
“The venue is architecturally stunning and features a grand glass roof, which is a hallmark of Victorian design.
“Over the years, as the demand for such entertainment venues waned, The Winter Gardens has undergone several changes in use.
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Hide Ad“Since it was originally built, the venue has been transformed into a theatre, a cinema and a bingo hall.
“When Wetherspoons acquired the site, they retained much of its original splendour, carefully restoring and highlighting its historic features.
“Today, The Winter Gardens serves as a splendid reminder of the Victorian era’s social and architectural ambitions, offering visitors to enjoy a piece of history while relaxing in one of Britain’s most iconic pubs.”
For more information, visit https://myuktour.co.uk/uktours/tours-of-england/JD-Wetherspoon-Tour-North/
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