Jorvik was a significant Viking settlement located in what is now York, England. Established in the late 9th century, it served as a major trading hub and cultural center during the Viking Age. The name "Jorvik" is derived from the Old Norse word for York, reflecting its Norse heritage. Today, Jorvik is known for its archaeological site and the Jorvik Viking Centre, which showcases artifacts and reconstructions of Viking life. Visitors can explore the history of the settlement through interactive exhibits and learn about the daily lives of the Vikings who once inhabited the area.