There are many places to visit along the Whitby to Robin Hood’s Bay coastal walk including historic attractions, cafes, ...

"Yes it's Stoker and Dracula, but you have Lewis Carroll visit Whitby, Tolkien comes and draws the abbey as well - up to the modern day it's carried on that literary legacy of being inspired by ...

However, this quaint coastal spot is home to the gothic building that inspired Bram Stoker's horror masterpiece, Dracula ... are the ruins of the gothic Whitby Abbey, perched 199 steps above ...

FROM bungee jumping off a viaduct to the ruins of a medieval abbey that inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula, Whitby has been named one of the best seaside towns to visit in the winter. Travel writer ...

St Hilda might turn in her grave if she saw the modern Yorkshire town ... and an awful lot of images of Dracula. The fictional vampire's entry to the UK via Whitby in Bram Stoker's late Victorian ...

THE world-famous 199 Whitby steps were saved after a major ... A sign is displayed at the church entrance saying that Dracula's grave is not to be found in the churchyard. A half-ton statue ...

From the eerie abbey and the ancient church to the chapters of the book detailing Dracula's journey to England, Whitby and its history are almost ever-present in the story. Sitting high above the ...

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St Mary's Church beside the ruins of Whitby Abbey A spokesperson for the Diocese ... requesting visitors not to ask them where Dracula’s grave was – he is a fictional character.