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Follow in the footsteps of Bram Stoker and discover the inspiration behind Dracula. Highlights of the trail include 199 Steps, St. Mary's Church and even pubs which Bram Stoker is said to have visited.
The Whitby's Dracula Trail is available on the Love Exploring Mobile App which can be downloaded on both Apple and Android devices.
The Crescent Gardens provide a peaceful setting to enjoy the spectacular coastal views of…
Original Whale jaw bone arch was erected some time after 1853 & is now displayed in the…
Bronze Monument of Captain Cook. On the West Cliff over looking the harbour across to the…
Visit the West Cliff and discover the range of attractions fitting for all ages of the…
Whitby's harbour is bustling with life with small fishing boats to larger vessels ready…
Once a RNLI lifeboat station, this Victorian double boathouse celebrates Whitby's…
Whitby Beach is a sandy and rocky beach backed by high cliffs. This beautiful beach…
Just off Marine Parade on the River Esk in the heart of Whitby the boats line up ready to…
Whitby Cliff Lift was opened 1931. It consists of a vertical shaft down from the cliff…
Take a lovely stroll along the Pier, visit the Lighthouse and stop and take a look at the…
Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' is brought to life in this walk-through attraction - a series of…
Whitby Coastal Cruises, The Yellow Boats, are Whitby's biggest pleasure trip company.
Have you ever wanted to get up close and personal to some of the seas most amazing…
On the East side of Whitby is a small sheltered beach called Tate Hill Sands. Dogs are…
The RNLI Whitby Lifeboat Station operates one inshore and one all-weather lifeboat. The…
Situated at the bottom of Whitby’s famous 199 steps W.Hamond jewellers is the oldest…
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