Unravel the story behind Dracula in this dramatic 13th-century monastery and enjoy its intricate carvings, fascinating stories and spectacular coastal views.
Whitby’s hilltop church is known for its coastal views, varied architectural influences and sacred history, as well as the famous vampire who stalked the cemetery.
With two picturesque lighthouses, a beach, historic boats, pubs and museums, Whitby’s medieval harbor is the lifeblood of this Yorkshire seaside town.
Piece together works of art, maps and letters to see the first major European expeditions through the eyes of its master.
This replica of a whale’s jaw bone stands as a reminder of the whaling industry that thrived in Whitby during the 18th and 19th centuries.
A memorial to one of the world’s most famous explorers commands an impressive view of the picturesque coastline and harbour of Whitby.
