For the adults its a good way to see york, For kids its fun and keeps them on there toes. Still Theres nicer areas to visit in York More

I lived in York for a year as a post-grad student and had visited before then on a few occasions as a kid, so was aware of some of these quirky cat sculptures on certain buildings in the City centre. However, this trail leaflet helps you to find cat figurines which aren't so obvious and will keep younger children (... More

great ... it cost nothing but time... found all the cats , took about 2 hrs ,,, lots of walking i am fairly fit so could take about 4 hrs for slow walkers but its a great way to see York More

I know the city well but did not know about the cats until I picked up a leaflet. It would be wise to spend a few minutes at home planning how you are going to do it before you start off. More

The Shambles is my favourite street. A beautiful shop called York Glass gave me a leaflet with a treasure hunt style route on a map of the city. Spent a wonderful couple of hours spotting the various cat statues on the buildings. York Glass has one outside. Kept the children occupied! Highly recommended More

Absolutely Amazing!, The York Cat Trail is a free treasure hunt style walk through the beautiful city of York. Created by York Glass which is found on The Shambles in York City Centre sends you on a journey through york searching for the hidden cats that lay somehwere on the buildings and bridges of York. A fun free trail which... More

Brilliant walk whether you're a cat lover or not! You can either download the walk on the internet or just pick up a leaflet from the shop. Didn't do the whole walk, but fitted most of it in whilst doing our walking tour of York. Liked the history behind it and it did take you to some parts of the... More

did the lucky cat tour, plus 2 pubs, had an excellent day out More

As cat lovers we had great fun trying to find all 17 cats mentioned in the leaflet we’d picked up from York Glass in the Shambles. We gave up on Cat 2 initially, but went back when we’d found all the others and eventually found it. An excellent way of seeing parts of York that we hadn’t come across previously. More