He said: 'Posted without a hint of irony on the door of the Church of St Mary the Virgin, adjacent to Whitby Abbey.' However, there is a grave related to the story of Dracula at St Mary's Church ...

The sign on the church, right next to Whitby Abbey, reads: "Please do not ask staff where Dracula's grave is as there isn't one. Thankyou." But where, exactly does the rumour come from ...

adjacent to Whitby Abbey". The notice reads: "Please do not ask staff where Dracula's grave as there isn't one." Stoker's novel is partially set in the North Yorkshire town after Count Dracula ...

"Right over the town is the ruin of Whitby Abbey, which was sacked by the ... Amazingly, many visitors to Whitby ask where Dracula's grave is located, forgetting that he is a work of fiction.

The poster sticking on the door of the Church of St Mary the Virgin, next to Whitby Abbey corrects tourists' incorrect assumptions. It reads: "Please do not ask staff where Dracula's grave is as ...

“Please do not ask staff where Dracula’s grave is as there isn’t one. Thank you”. A second notice points visitors towards a genuine historical character, Hilda, who founded the adjacent Whitby Abbey ...

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

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 ...

THERE are ghostly goings on at a much-loved historic attraction this Halloween. As part of the 125 years since Bram Stoker’s novel was first published, staff at Whitby Abbey have spent this year ...

"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 ...

A British landmark is being illuminated with a projection of bats to mark the 125th anniversary of Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula. English Heritage is lighting up Whitby Abbey, associated with the ...

A British landmark is being illuminated with a projection of bats to mark the 125th anniversary of Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula. English Heritage is lighting up Whitby Abbey, associated with the gothic ...