Pavement
One of the two historic market sites in York mentioned in the Domesday Book as Marketshire.
Until Parliament Street (on right) was cut through to create a larger market place in 1835 Pavement continued through to the division of Coppergate and High Ousegate, hence the name of the church ahead: All Saints, Pavement. It wasn't until 1912 that Piccadilly (on left) was cut through into Pavement thereby isolating the church from thestreet after which it is named.
At this junction Parliament Street leading to St. Sampson's Square is on the right, Piccadilly is on the left whilst ahead bearing left is Coppergate leading to Castlegate and the Castle, and bearing left is High Ousegate leading to Ouse Bridge and Micklegate.