From the busy harbour, to the famous Cicstercian Abbey, inspiration for Bram Stoker's 'Dracula', Whitby is famous as a whaling port and is also closely associated with Captain James Cook and the Endeavour.
From sea trips to historical ruins, a thousand years of ecclesiastical and maritime heritage, Whitby boasts a wide range of attractions that will satisfy all tastes and budgets...
40% replica of Captain James Cook's ship. During your voyage you can sit back, relax and enjoy the views, while you hear about Captain Cook, Whitby and a whole lot more.
Set high on a headland, Whitby Abbey’s gaunt and moving remains have associations as diverse as Victorian jewellery, whaling and Count Dracula. Those who choose to approach the Abbey – up the 199 steps from Whitby town – know the meaning of dedication!
A thousand years of ecclesiastical and maritime heritage are preserved in the historic port of Whitby. Fine houses, secret courtyards, alleys and ghauts remain to be discovered with the 'STORYWALKER' who, dressed in character costume will tell you stories and answer your questions. Whitby walks will ensure that you reach the parts of Whitby that others miss!
Try the Wizard's magical experiments! This is the first hands-on interactive science centre type museum in North Yorkshire, modeled on the world famous Exploratorium in San Fransisco. The largest collection of exciting hands-on exhibits in the region, suitable for both adults and child.
