Hull Window Cleaning

What is there to see in Hull aside from our Preen & Clean window cleaning service in the town? Well there are quite a few things and as the favoured window cleaning service in Hull we would like to think we know a thing or two about the city.

For instance the Castle.

Hull Castle, built in 1542 by King Henry VIII, was an artillery fort in Kingston upon Hull, England. It defended the eastern side of the River Hull with two supporting blockhouses. The castle played a significant role during the English Civil War and was demolished in 1864.

Ready for an adventure? Walk or cycle across the iconic Humber Bridge, once the world’s longest single-span suspension bridge at 2,220 metres. Enjoy stunning views, fresh air and the thrill of being 30 metres above the Humber Estuary. Snap selfies with the breathtaking backdrop and make a few unforgettable memories.

So, what is there to see and do in Hull you ask? And yes, as a Hull window cleaning company we do know a thing or two about the city we can tell you! Why? Because we are obsessed with making the best from every window we clean in the city and understanding not only the people but the place where they live. In Hull there is plenty to see and do so let’s take a closer look at what activities are available.

Firstly, you could visit Hull’s Old Town. From the grand public buildings which retain a sense of the prosperity the town once knew, this is an area of land between the River Hull to the east and Princes Quay to the west. The most impressive legacy is the Guildhall, a building dating back to 1916 with large parts made of marble and oak with the Hull Tapestry, which records the city’s history.

Then there is the Museum Quarter, which gives you insight into Hull’s historic past and vision of the future. All are free entry with some displays requiring paid for tickets.

Showing the street scenes from Georgian and Victorian times, the amazing Streetlife Museum contains re-created areas full of historic vehicles to explore, from stagecoaches to bicycles, buses and trams.

The Arctic Corsair, the Atlantic Trawler, known as the veteran of the 1970s so-called Cod-Wars between the UK and Iceland lies behind the Streetlife Museum. You can take tours of the arctic trawler and see how the UK coped with this trade dispute aboard the ship that was rendered famous in the period.

Sticking with its maritime history, the museum is sure to have something for the intrepid voyager. Hull was the birthplace of the HMS Bounty, known for its mutinous crew and the legend of Captain Bligh.

Another interesting place to visit, especially with the little ones is The Deep.  A visit here will see you travel on a journey through the oceans of the world, travelling through the past and future.

One of the most impressive areas of the city is of course the Humber bridge. Opened in 1981, it gracefully swoops across the River Humber connecting Yorkshire to Lincolnshire. One of the best ways to appreciate this structure is to either walk or cycle out along the footway from the Humber Bridge and head to the north end where you can start to appreciate the spectacle of the structure.

There is a wide variety of places to eat and drink in Hull which makes this a great city to live and play. Visitors to Hull will want to try the Hull Pattie: A battered and deep-fried mashed potato and sage patty that’s a regional favourite across the area and the city in particular.

Finding a good window cleaner who you can trust is easy with Preen & Clean. At Preen & Clean our window cleaning service is something that you cannot afford to miss. For as little as £8 you get a Hull window cleaning service that will make your home stand out from the rest.

If your home needs a good window cleaner in Hull or you have a home which needs good care and attention to your windows, then don’t hesitate to drop our team a line today.