The ancient city of York has had an undeniable role in the history of Great Britain from its Roman origins through to the recent appointment of Archbishop Dr John Sentamu.

The medieval walled city centre contains some of the finest examples of architecture from all periods of its turbulent past. Its glorious cathedral, the Minster, has to be the most magnificent of York’s attractions. However there are countless other locations throughout the city which deserve a visit.

In this photographic journey Paul Moon focuses on York’s dramatic architectural gems, its hidden corners, its colourful characters and events that make the city one of the must-see locations in the country, if not the world.Through 60 revealing and celebratory images, Paul Moon captures the true spirit of York, in a handy pocket-sized format, that will appeal to residents and visitors alike.

Paul Moon has been a keen amateur photographer since his teenage years and studied graphic design inYork. He spent 15 years working in the newspaper industry before becoming a reprographic assistant in Hull where he regularly photographs food products for the label market. He lives at the edge of theYorkshire Wolds with his wife and their three children.

Imprint: PiXZ Books. ISBN: 978 1 906887 35 3, hardback, 110x155mm, 64 pages. Published September 2009.Reprinted August 2016.