Chocolate bunny prizes for Clifford's Tower's Easter trail

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Friday 6 to Monday 9 April 2012

Once described as looking like a giant egg cup thanks to its round walls and lack of a roof, Clifford’s Tower in York is the place to be this Easter for a fun family trail with a delicious chocolate treat at the end!

For four days over the Easter weekend, a warren full of Lindt chocolate rabbits will take up residence in the tower until they are taken home as prizes for any young visitors completing the Easter trail within the walls of York’s castle’s original keep.

“We’ll be hiding clues in cunning locations all over the tower, from the courtyard to the chapel, and the shop to the wall walk, to ensure that it isn’t too easy for our young visitors to complete the trail, but with such a delicious prize for those that do, we’re sure that most children with a sweet tooth will persevere and find all of the trail markers,” says regional events manager, Jon Hogan.

Easter is also a great time to enjoy the views from the top of Clifford’s Tower over the historic city and beyond, with the first buds on leaves on trees around the panoramic vista returning colour to the skyline. “If you want to take some amazing photographs of the city, Clifford’s Tower really is the place to go, as your view is completely uninterrupted – no glass or wire mesh to spoil your pictures – and truly 360 degrees as you walk around the ramparts,” adds Jon.

Clifford’s Tower is open daily from 31 March from 10.00am to 6.00pm. Admission prices are £4.00 for adults, £3.60 for concessions and just £2.40 for children, or £10.40 for a family ticket (two adults and up to three children). English Heritage members get in free.

For more information, please visit www.english-heritage.org.uk/cliffords or call 0870 333 1183.

For further media information, or a copy of the English Heritage events press pack for Yorkshire and the North, please contact:

Jay Commins – PRO English Heritage (Yorkshire)

Tel: 0113 251 5698

Mob: 07810 546567

Email: jay@fim.org.uk

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