From abroad:
Rail

With Eurostar now based at St Pancras International (serving London from Paris, Brussels & Lille), it's never been easier to visit Yorkshire by train from mainland Europe. Eurostar tickets are cheapest when tickets first go on sale (four months before departure).

A short walk will take you to St Pancras Domestic or King's Cross where you will find fast trains that speed to York, Leeds, Sheffield, Doncaster and Hull in as little as 100 minutes, with connections to many other parts of Yorkshire. Find out more about onward connections here.

For international visitors planning on making several long distance journeys, it's worth considering a Britrail pass. Visitors can book a ticket up to 6 months before departure. Remember to buy before you leave as BritRail Passes cannot be purchased in Britain.
Sea

Ferry services to Hull and Newcastle conveniently link Yorkshire with Holland, Belgium and Germany.

P & O Ferries operate overnight services to Hull from Rotterdam and Zeebrugge, offering excellent links onto the motorway network. For onward coach travel, National Express operates daily direct services to and from the terminal, to York, Leeds, Bradford, and Thirsk. Click here for further details.

DFDS Seaways operates regular services to Newcastle from Amsterdam. The ferry terminal is located just outside Newcastle city centre, with access onto the major road networks. There are regular connections from the terminal to Newcastle Central station on the DFDS Seaways Bus or the Tyne & Wear Metro.
Air

The Yorkshire region is served by three airports, providing daily flights to and from many destinations. With excellent transport links, Yorkshire is also easily accessible from many other airports throughout the UK, through high speed train links and an extensive motorway network.

Leeds Bradford International Airport

Robin Hood Airport Doncaster Sheffield

Humberside Airport