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Hessle Road is a historic street in Kingston upon Hull, United Kingdom. Running west from the city centre towards the suburb of Hessle, it is one of Hull’s oldest streets and has a rich maritime heritage. Once a bustling centre of commerce and industry, Hessle Road is now a vibrant community of residential areas, shops, pubs and cultural landmarks.

Services for Hull Coach Company Hessle Road

Maritime Heritage Tours: Guided tours of the maritime history of the Hessle Road.

• Details: These tours take participants on a journey through the area’s maritime past, visiting places such as the Hull Fishing Heritage Centre and the fishing vessel Arctic Corsair. Guides tell the story of Hull’s fishing industry, its impact on the local community and the stories of the brave men and women who worked at sea.

Culinary adventures: Food tours highlighting the diversity of Hessle Road cuisine.

• Details: This service allows participants to explore the culinary delights of the region by visiting traditional chip shops, seafood restaurants and multicultural venues. Participants can sample local specialities and discover the cultural influences that characterise the Hessle Road food scene.

Community Participation Workshops: Interactive workshops to promote community participation and cultural exchange.

• Find out more: The aim of these workshops is to bring together local people, businesses and visitors to strengthen links within the Hessle Road community. Activities can include art projects, storytelling and discussions about local history and heritage. Workshops allow people to share experiences, learn from each other and strengthen community ties.

About Hessle Road
Hessle Road has a long history as the centre of Hull’s maritime trade and industry. In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries it was a bustling street full of warehouses, shipyards and businesses involved in fishing and shipping. Today, although most of the industries have declined, Hessle Road retains its character and sense of community. It is home to a diverse population and continues to function as a hub of activity with a mix of traditional and modern facilities.

Must-see attractions
Hull Fishing Heritage Centre.

• Hull: Located on Hessle Road, this museum offers engaging displays on the city’s maritime history, including exhibits on trawling, fish processing and life at sea. Visitors can explore the museum’s collections, listen to oral history recordings and discover Hull’s links to the fishing industry.

Arctic Corsair: A historic trawler moored on the River Hull

• Details: The Arctic Corsair is a former ocean-going fishing vessel that is now a floating museum. Visitors can go on board to discover life on a fishing vessel and learn about the dangers and challenges faced by fishermen. Guided tours tell the story of the vessel and its role in Hull’s fishing industry.

Hessle Road Market: a lively street market offering a wide variety of produce.

• Details: Hessle Road Market is a lively street market where visitors can find fresh produce, clothing, household items and much more. It is a lively and colourful place to shop, with vendors offering a wide variety of products at affordable prices.

How to book
Visit the official website of the Hull Coach Company to book tours and workshops along the Hessle Way. The website provides detailed information on each service, including tour times, prices and availability. Customers can easily select their preferred dates and activities using the online booking system, which offers secure payment options. For assistance with bookings or enquiries about specific tours, customer service representatives are available to provide support and guidance.