The Tall Ships Races 2023 took place from July 6 until July 9 and attracted people from across the globe.The Tall Ships Races 2023 took place from July 6 until July 9 and attracted people from across the globe.
The Tall Ships Races 2023 took place from July 6 until July 9 and attracted people from across the globe.

Here are 22 photos to mark one year since the Tall Ships Races 2023 came to Hartlepool

By Madeleine Raine
Published 5th Jul 2024, 14:02 BST
The Hartlepool Tall Ships Races 2023 took place from July 6 until July 9 and attracted people from across the globe.

Thirty-seven ships arrived in Hartlepool as part of the event before heading out towards Norway.

One year on, we thought we’d share with you some of the highlights from the four-day event.

Members of the public enjoy the Tall Ships' crew parade around the Headland.

1. Crew parade

Members of the public enjoy the Tall Ships' crew parade around the Headland.Photo: Bernadette Malcolmson

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Headlander David Byers enjoys the parade of sail taking place off the Headland at the end of the Tall Ships festival.

2. Parade of sail

Headlander David Byers enjoys the parade of sail taking place off the Headland at the end of the Tall Ships festival.Photo: Bernadette Malcolmson

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A couple pick their spot to watch the crew parade as it enters the Headland Moor for the prize giving ceremony.

3. Hat'll do

A couple pick their spot to watch the crew parade as it enters the Headland Moor for the prize giving ceremony.Photo: Bernadette Malcolmson

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The firework display as seen from the Headland on the last night of the Tall Ships festival.

4. Fireworks

The firework display as seen from the Headland on the last night of the Tall Ships festival.Photo: Lee Bullivant

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