Whitby Abbey has a unique interactive visitor centre with digital reconstructions of daily life of the monks that once lived there. Visitors can explore the ancient ruins and learnabout the Abbey ...

which includes a distinctive view of the historic Whitby Abbey, completed by the wandering River Esk below." Run by UK Bungee Club, the 150-ft leap of faith is run on select days throughout 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 ...

Images of bats are being projected on to Whitby Abbey as part of events to mark the 125th anniversary of the publication of Dracula. Whitby and its ruined abbey are key locations in Bram Stoker's ...

The West side features lovely little historic fishermen’s cottages and Georgian townhouses. The Abbey ruins are certainly impressive with expansive views across Whitby’s town and beach.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald ... been declared one of the best things to do in the UK. Whitby Abbey known for its iconic goth weekends was featured in one of Time ...

Whitby Abbey was first established as a monastery in 657 AD and later became a Benedictine abbey - we have included its history along with some photos of Whitby Abbey through the years. Did you ...

Whitby beckons with its iconic landmarks such as the evocative ruins of the town's ancient Abbey. Founded in 657 AD by Abbess Hild, Whitby's first monastery was a beacon for both men and women.

While the town was once famous for whaling back in the 18th and 19th centuries, tourists visiting today will find Whitby nothing short of a fairy tale (or the set of a gothic horror novel).