Premier Inn Hull

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Hull was made the UK’s City of Culture for good reason – the Museum Quarter in Hull’s Old Town is home to fantastic exhibitions at the Hull & East Riding Museum and the Streetlife Museum of Transport. Closer to the city centre you’ll find the Hull Maritime Museum and Ferens Art Gallery, which are only a short walk from our Premier Inn Hull City Centre hotel across the Scale Lane swing bridge. You can also find sharks, penguins and other amazing sea life at The Deep, one of the UK’s largest and most spectacular aquariums on the Old Town’s riverfront. 

William Wilberforce, a politician who dedicated his life to ending slavery in the 18th century was born in Hull at Wilberforce House. Wilberforce House now forms part of the Museum Quarter, and the house is an open exhibition of Wilberforce’s vital work and his mark on history. 

Hull is famous for its rich maritime history, cultural heritage and its role as a hub of trade and industry. It was named the UK’s City of Culture in 2017, highlighting its vibrant arts scene and historic significance. Hull is home to unique attractions such as The Deep, one of the UK’s largest aquariums, and the Museum Quarter, which includes the Hull & East Riding Museum, Streetlife Museum of Transport and Wilberforce House. The city is also known for its iconic Humber Bridge, once the longest single-span suspension bridge in the world. 

Yes, Hull is definitely worth visiting! Whether you're interested in museums, maritime heritage, or unique architecture, Hull has something for everyone. The city's Museum Quarter and Ferens Art Gallery are free to visit and offer something for everyone. Nature lovers will appreciate Hull’s green parks and riverside walks, while families can enjoy attractions like The Deep and East Park’s zoo and boating lake.