The East Riding of Yorkshire is a unitary authority area in England, located in the northeastern part of the country. It encompasses a mix of rural landscapes, coastal areas, and market towns. The region is known for its agricultural production and scenic countryside, including the Yorkshire Wolds. The East Riding has a rich history, with notable sites such as the Beverley Minster and the Bridlington Priory. The area also features beautiful coastlines along the North Sea, making it a popular destination for tourists seeking outdoor activities and cultural experiences.