From The Deep and Hull Marina to the shops of Prospect Centre. Filter the map below by category or walking distance to see exactly what sits on Whitefriars' doorstep.
18 min walkOnce the beating heart of Hull’s wholesale fruit trade, now the city’s most exciting cultural quarter, with cobbled streets, restored warehouses, independent restaurants, bars, studios and galleries.
16 min walkOne of the UK’s most spectacular aquariums and Hull’s most iconic visitor attraction, sitting dramatically where the River Hull meets the Humber estuary.
12 min walkA short walk from Whitefriars, one of the city’s most desirable waterside spots, with hundreds of berths ringed by bars, restaurants and apartments.
9 min walkHull’s transport hub combines rail and bus under one roof, with direct trains reaching London King’s Cross in around two and a half hours.
Home to around 16,000 students and one of the city’s largest employers, sustaining a young, growing population and a resilient rental market.
7 min walkUK City of Culture 2017. Free-to-enter Ferens Art Gallery, Hull New Theatre, Hull Truck Theatre and the 3,500-capacity Bonus Arena, all close by.
Filter by category or walking distance to see exactly what sits on Whitefriars’ doorstep.
Hull Paragon Interchange sits in the heart of the city, combining rail and bus under one roof. By road, the M62 links Hull directly to Leeds and Manchester, while the Port of Hull provides daily ferry services to Rotterdam, a genuine gateway to mainland Europe. Closer to home, the £355m A63 Castle Street upgrade is reconnecting the city centre with the waterfront, just 9 minutes’ walk from Whitefriars.