Whitby
Whitby is an ancient seaside community with a rich cultural heritage and proud history of trade, fishing and shipbuilding. It's a great place to visit for anyone who wants to understand how Britain's seafaring heritage has shaped the country, and is actually the location where Captain James Cook learnt seamanship. The gothic ruins of Whitby’s Abbey have been used by sailors as a landmark when entering the River Esk, and is the setting for Bram Stoker’s famous novel Dracula.
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1. Whitby Abbey
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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Perched on a clifftop overlooking the town, these ruins were home to the first known English poet.
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Lovely heritage site. Enjoyed the free audio tour at all the little spots, lots to listen to and enjoy as you wander around. For good photos, try to go early, I was one of the first in and it was very reverent. Quickly filled up by the time I left at 12pm. Museum does tend to go over same topics do no worries if you don't have the audio.
Could do with more seats, particularly on a lovely day.
Beautiful, and a must-see if in Whitby.
The one downside is the cost. Whilst appreciating its a National Heritage site, charging £16 per adult is too steep in my opinion. Make it around £8-£10 and you'll attract significantly more people.
Cracking views from the area, and the neighbouring church is worth a visit too.
Conquer the 199 steps, too, and feels even more of a worthwhile visit as well
This is a place that leaves a sense of awe, there's some magical about this ghostly skeleton of a building perched atop the cliff. Below the river runs down to the harbour mouth a bloody brown from the sediments, adding to the ominous presence of the stone giant looming above.
Accompanied by an excellent museum and exhibits; well worth a visit. A must for vampire lovers.
Great afternoon. Lovely views. Interesting museum, nice cafe with friendly staff. Well stocked gift shop. We got the oven top tour but up which is great for sight seeing, and c walked back down the steps and through the town
Had an awesome day and was one of the days the sun came out. We have been to Whitby a few times but never actually been into the Abbey. Such a lovely piece of history with some great views of Whitby so glad we decided to pay it a visit.
What's not to love about quality history. Good size car park. Ruins are fully accessible and a joy to stroll around. The gift shop and museum are both well stocked and staff are great. Is good value for money
Whitby abbey is a stunning ruin sitting atop the cliffs of Whitby. There is a great museum/shop and lots of informative signs around the grounds.
The parking outside is run but the council but it's reasonably priced.
There are some toilets in the car park that take 50p to use.
One of the best places bearing witnesses to the English history and heritage. Entrance ticket is around £12 per person. But it is worth every penny. Ample parking and parking is free of charge during winter till 1st of March. There is a museum, tea room and a souvenir shop which could be accessed by the same entrance fee. You could easily spend the full day here. Whitby town is also a nice little town for a walk, shopping or even site seeing. Fish and chips in Whitby are amazing.
It's the view from inside and far away outside are both equally outstanding. And being able to walk inside the tidied-up ruins is also a great feeling. Almost half of the walls don't exist anymore, still, you can have the feeling of how it was like a few hundred years ago being in it.
An ancient Abbey in its ruins. It is located on a hill top. You can drive there as well as walk from the city centre. If you walk, then be ready to climb the hill. You need to pay for tickets if you want to go in, else you can see it from outside.
Beautiful, absolutely well worth the visit and very photogenic. On a fine day it’s stunning, equally on a miserable day the appeal is even more; in the evening it’s sooo atmospheric. I can see why Bram Stoker was so taken with it. The museum and shop are also fascinating and worth wandering around. Love it and will visit again.
As a tourist location, this place is amazing. You are able to get up close to the Abbey itself and there are a lot of photo opportunities from many different angles. There is also a small museum which informs you of the history of the Abbey, along with a well stocked gift shop.
Worth the long drive to visit and take in all the history! The town of Whitby is also worth exploring. There are many fish and chip shops around but plenty of other places to eat, dining in or taking away.
Great place to discover the history of not only the Abbey but of the historical figures who been here through out the ages including fictional figure Dracula. There is a great museum and gift shop and we were fortunate to arrive in time to view a display of hunting birds. Well worth a visit.
Whitby is absolutely beautiful ❤️ it's very English reminds me of Cornwall it's unspoiled British beauty...I recommend the boat tours and walk around the streets it's very pirates of the Caribbean and traditional British. There's a large variety of fish and chips shops.. What a beautiful place I will be back
Fantastic day spent at the Abbey.
Arrived on the open top Whitby tour bus.
Weather was good for most of my visit.
Well maintained ruins and grounds. The views are stunning.
The actors who enacted the Dracula Experience were absolutely amazing and they included the children who were there. It was a day to remember.
If you were healthy enough you could access the Abbey by the 199 steps at the side of St Mary's Church , you could drive or you could enjoy the hop on off bus like I did.
Fantastic, historic, atmospheric, and highly recommended.
If you are put off by the hill get the Whitby Tour Bus which gives you great info on area and runs regularly with the usual hop on hop off set up.
Abbey has good facilities shop, cafe, toilets etc.
Not to be missed if in the area.
We stayed in the old town. It was so magical.
Being avid trekkers, we just had to walk to Robinhood Bay along the cinder path.. It was wonderful.. Fish and chips, of course .. excellent restaurants..
Be back soon..
This is a really nice walk to do during the day but there are many steps up to the top to reach the abbey. Didn't have to purchase tickets. it was free and there is also a museum to learn about local history and gift shop.
Love it here.
We have family membership so don’t pay for entry and get 10% of shop purchases which is always good!
Being able to bring our dogs along is what really makes it for me.
A bit muddy on our visit today but then with all the rain we’ve had it’s hardly surprising.
Staff were really friendly and helpful.
The museum area has been done really nice and there’s some real interesting bits to look at.
Large council pay and display car park, with options from a couple hours stay to all day. Payment is by cash or card /contact less. There is a 2.5m height barrier at entrance, but was not in use and looked like had not been for a while.
There are public toilets on site (40p).
Nice quick easy entry to the Abbey, the staff member was informative and very helpful.
Dog friendly /welcomed on a lead.
Nice wander around this historic site on a headland with great views over Whitby and the coast. Well worth a visit.
You can exit via the site museum and gift shop.
There is a dog friendly cafe on site also 👍
Not to be missed, surrounded in lore and mythology due to Bram Stoker’s Dracula! It stands on the hill overlooking Whitby and can be seen from miles around. An English Heritage site so you pay to get in, dogs are allowed on a lead, there is a museum, shop, cafe and toilets on site parking nearby on top of the hill or make the walk up the 199 steps from Whitby centre. Stunning views over the coast and Whitby. We were there during half term and there was an actor there as a monk doing a scene about the history of the abbey with visitor participation! I was hoping there was more ruins standing but wouldn’t have missed this visit.
such a pretty place. Truly enjoyed our visit. We went on Easter Sunday and they had an easter egg hunt which was fun for the kids. I highly recommend being an english heritage member as it allows you to visit these sights over and over again
The inspiration behind the origins of Dracula and the history of the abbey itself is an inspiration enough behind visiting the place.
Easy enough to get there, plenty of parking space (paid), enough of archaeological items to keep you busy for a couple of hours if you like reading and have some background in the history of the location.
Whitby Abbey Historical Landmark, Abbey Ln, Whitby YO22 4JT. On a cold and windy day definitely worth the climb up all the steps. As a member of Historic Scotland we were able to enter for free, we did not have our passes but the staff were very friendly and informative and allowed us in. Another reason to renew next year. Well done to the girl on duty (04.04.2024 /12pm). An interesting walk around the ruins especially for fans of the Dracula books.
2. Whitby Harbour
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Port authority
Sights & Landmarks
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Whitby Harbour is a delightful blend of historical charm and modern-day vibrancy, making it a must-visit destination for travelers. As a bustling port and a popular tourist spot, it offers a unique experience with its picturesque views, lively atmosphere, and rich maritime heritage.
Visitors can enjoy watching the fishing boats bring in their catch, take a pleasure boat tour, or simply stroll along the piers. The harbour is also a stone’s throw away from the majestic Whitby Abbey, adding a touch of historical grandeur to the scenic landscape.
With a variety of quaint shops, pubs, and eateries nearby, there’s plenty to explore and enjoy. Whether you’re interested in the town’s connection to Captain Cook and Bram Stoker’s Dracula or just looking to soak up the stunning scenery, Whitby Harbour has something for everyone.
The harbour is highly rated by visitors for its interesting working environment and wonderful ambiance. It’s a place where the past and present merge seamlessly, offering an experience that’s both educational and entertaining.
For the latest information and to plan your visit, it’s recommended to check out the official website or contact the local tourist information center. Enjoy your time at Whitby Harbour! 🚢🌊
Lovely day spent in Whitby.
The whole family got together for a day trip to visit the harbour ⚓️
Popped in to The Moon and Sixpence for a coffee, while the rest of the family went on a boat trip in the bay.
Walked around the whole marina, taking in the fabulous atmosphere and great food.
Stopped for a delightful fish and chips lunch, but couldn't resist the seafood stall either! 🦐 🦀 😋
We went on a stormy day and it was amazing! Seeing the ferocity of the sea smashing into the harbour walls, walking the walk way and having the sea surge beneath us - it was fantastic and the kids loved it!
Full of life, both on water and land. A favourite tourist destination which is always a pleasure to visit, with the Abbey ruins presiding over the bustling scene. We arrived on the 9.20am NYMR service from Pickering which is the best way to reach Whitby, cars bringing their own problems and headaches. There is a park and ride facility which greatly improves the quality of the experience for car owners and their families.
Absolutely love whitby.
Beautiful pups both sides of the river and good places to eat.
Great for the kids fishing and catching crabs.
Great beaches and rock pools.
Lovely shops especially if you love jewellery.
Fantastic boat trips and fishing trips available.
Beautiful iconic swing Bridge.
A wealth of local history.
Access to a Beautiful coastal walk to robin hoods Bay.
Amazing to see the boats coming into the harbour, stunning views all the way around the harbour itself.
Parking charge that’s at the closest car park for this is reasonable but worth paying.
Fully recommend visiting if in the area even with children, you could end up watching the boats all day if not careful!
Beautiful walk along the harbour.
Lovely walk around chic little shopping streets and up to the harbour. Very clean area. Well kept buildings. All public toilets are pay at turnstile at 40p!
Whitby is a beautiful seaside town with the notorious connection to Bram Stoker and Dracula. Lots of shops ranging from gothic and quirky right through to high end jet and Amber jewelry. Found an amazing little shop that sells fossils and geodes called Natural Wonders down on Grape Lane. Also found Magpies fish and chips and Truly Scrumptious Ice cream on Pier Road that BOTH do gluten free food. Truly Scrumptious also do vegan ice cream!!!!
Choose your time of visit carefully ( Whitby Goth Weekend especially.) As the streets are narrow and even on a quiet day can get really packed.
Great to walk around Whitby Harbour and see what's going on. Fishing boats and if your lucky you'll see the fish auction. Fishing trips for those that fancy it and a few fantastic little boat trips including one galleons style that plays pirates of the Caribbean... Lol. Loads of seats and loads of cafés. Little bit of tat with the amusements but that's expected. Over the bridge is the old town and harbour, very nice for a walk around and browsing the shops. I like the goth clothes sold for Whitby goth weekends, but that's another story.. Lovely cool place.
Nice day out blue skies and a fresh wind blowing across the sea. It's very busy but plenty of parking space at the Abbey and a nice walk down
3. Whitby Beach
4.7
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Beach
Outdoor Activities
Huge, family-friendly expanse with summer donkey rides, fish & chips, beach huts & lighthouse views.
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A lovely beach situated in a quaint little seaside resort. The beach is clean with golden sand. Dogs are allowed on the sand ... our visit was in February... however, this may change in high season. The backdrop of cliffs and the pier jutting out to sea makes for lovely views.
Spent the hottest day in the history of UK at Whitby beach. Ended up being one of the best days of my life ☺️ highly recommended. Clean water and good facilities available
Lovely big stretch of sand but a steep path to access (a lift is available further along but didn’t check details). I love the beach as does my dog , but I’m only giving 3 star as dogs are banned from 1st May until end of September. Seems ludicrous when they could be allowed on lead and/or maybe early morning and evenings. Why blanket ban them for the whole summer, £1000 fine apparently!!
Lovely big stretch of beach, lots of sand with rock pools as well. There are dog restrictions on here during the warmer months.
A great place for a family getaway. It's hard not to enjoy the beauty of this part of the island. A town with a famous abbey, magical streets and a beach, it creates an amazing composition of a place you always want to come back to.
Whitby is a nice scenic place ,massive tourism seams to be controlled by the weather though , could be even better with more shops, a McDonald's would do well here also,and what's with everything closing at 9pm?
Loved it here, we went looking for pebbles and found plenty we also found lot's of sea glass it was so much fun exploring everywhere digging in the sand and splashing in the water.
Always love visiting here its a lovely seaside place. Great shops best fish and chips. Would highly recommend a visit. Looking for somewhere to come for a holiday so we can spend more time here
Lovely place with some great views of the cliff sides! Went in September time but the temperature was thankfully good. Walked around in dress shoes as the Sand wasn’t too mucky and was easy to wipe off. A great place to go for a walk and have a picnic!
Nice beach in North Yorkshire. Very beautiful and pretty town. All sand beach so too much to do for kids in terms of playing in sand beaches. Street parking is all across the road so can be parked easily and get down to the beach. Its so deep you would have to go down but yeah very nice pretty walks ways are there so easy to carry pram etc.
Spent a couple of hours here. The beach is pretty but hard to access without walking further along due to a steep path. There was a Lotus Car Rally on the day we went which was good to see. The Abbey is the stand out attraction. There are restaurants to visit. A gentleman was playing the piano at the top of the cliff which added a little charm to the area. Overall a nice place but may not return as too many access issues.
A thoroughly enjoyable day in Whitby. It is a great place to visit with many things to do. Go walk up the 199 steps to the church and Abbey. Take boat trips of different time lengths from 20 mins to hours, depending on how much time you have.
Great place to take the family and the dog. Everyone is friendly. There are a few nice places to eat around or to get a drink.
Lovely beach, nice bit of sand, boat cruises are great value for money, watch out for the mosquitoes and other insects.. don’t wear yellow. Great selection of fish and chips restaurants.. The pier is lovely to walk on although you will need a head for heights. Parking is an issue. Would visit again simply to explore the area more.
Alway a nice place to visit.
The place , the people the scenery the atmosphere its all just pure bliss.
Definable my happy place .i love whitby
Amazing day out for the family everyone enjoys it here it's so relaxed and the fresh air is amazing. There's plenty of pubs which serve food and plenty of shops. Also has a train and bus station realy close to the beach and abbey so that's another added bonus 😀
There's lots of history in this town from bramstokers dracula to captain cook.
Love this place.had pleasure of visiting during the goth weekend some amazing.outfits highly recommend going if.you get chance
4. Sandsend Beach
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Beach
Outdoor Activities
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Thus is a great beach. Very clean, water clear. Cafe as well, which sells a good range of food. Beach is divided off for dogs. Brilliant. You can walk to Whitby when the tides are right. Many a happy hour spent their last week. Parking good.
Fossils and rocks to be found on this beautiful beach and dog friendly with cafes and gift shops nearby. The added bonus is that access to the beaches are not down steep cliff paths.
Lovely place 😍 🤠 Xx
A lovely location. As a continuation of the Whitby beach the sand is a soft golden yellow. There is the added bonus of having a small river flowing out to sea in Sandsend which creates a small lagoon for a warmer paddlung experience than that of the North sea. There is a reasonable amount of roadside parking and free public toilets nearby though it is an enjoyable 2.5mile walk from Whitby along the promenade and beach. There are a handful of cafes in which to buy refresments as well.
Clean beach with esay access and parking highly recommend exploring the area there's a lovely walk up a set a stairs from the car park
Terrific long sandy beach with reasonably charged roadside parking starting from 20p for an hour but 2 hours jumps to £3.00 and on up to 24 hours is available.
Often used by surfers and dog walkers.
Lovely beach for a stroll. Took the hounds for a play in the water during sunset. Clean beach just down the road from Whitby, so perfect to head into town for fish and chips after.
Lovely place to visit.
Great if you like walking.
5. Church of St Mary
4.7
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Church
Sights & Landmarks
Historic 12th-century church boasting panoramic views & a cemetery referenced in the novel Dracula.
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There is so much history in this church, it dates back to the 11 hundreds and has been added to on many occasions throughout the centuries, it was certainly a very nice experience visiting here today.
Interesting church. For some reason I’ve not felt like I am in the church. It looks interesting from outside, but inside something is not right. Don’t know why, when you inside you have a strange feeling.
Outside the stones on the grave yard are really old, some names can’t be read as they worn out by the winds.
Really quirky and interesting church that is probably what people see from afar and think is part of the abbey whose ruined walls you can see actually sit behind it! Open to the public FREE of charge, donations welcome. Small shop counter stall set up in the vestibule selling items to raise funds for upkeep. Would gladly buy and donate here rather than pay the outrageous English Heritage fees to see the abbey which is about 100m away. Inside the church is odd arrangement of pews and the raised central windows/skylights around the ceiling I’ve never seen anywhere before. Some reading material and history of church on display. Well worth the trip up the steps from Whitby.
Interesting church, very quirky. Great views over the town from the graveyard.
Absolutely stunning and historical I love that this place has a spooky story attached to it vampires and Dracula himself right is full of extremely historical things and graves from the 17th century and older... I found it incredible.. places like this in UK are becoming increasingly rare so don't miss out..
It is an Anglican Church in Whitby. It is located near the Whitby Abbey. It dates back up to the 12th century. The church is fully surrounded by the graves of the faithful. I am not sure whether it has any service. The church has places allocated for persons or families as the structure shows. The cemetery here seems to have reference in the novel Dracula.
This church was a nice place on the walk to Whitby Abbey (Just next door). We had walked up the 199 steps and had a nice view of Abbey in the graveyard.
It has a very chilled vibe considering its a church with graves all around.
Amazing views all around. Benches to sit on.
Impressive location (top of hill), beautiful architecture.
The church is on top of the 199 steps with a large old cemetery around it. The views of the landscape, the valleys, the town of Whitby, the cliffs are among the best I have seen in my life.
A stroll at night through the cemetery was amazingly nice and eerie at the same time. It's safe and the views at night are incredible as well.
Amazing ancient church on a unique hillside location just beneath The ruins of Whitby Abbey and overlooking the Harbour of Whitby below. The interior feels as if it has been fitted out by shipwrights ....quite extraordinary experience!
Free entry to charming church that sits above the east cliff of Whitby at the top of the famous 199 steps and just before the abbey. The design of pew boxes is the most noticeable aspect and there's plenty of information boards and friendly volunteers to explain about it's design and history. There's a little shop selling cards, gifts and second hand books etc. Include it in your must see list of Whitby as it really is rather special and tranquil place in the most beautiful of settings. Kudos to the volunteers who keep it in order and greet visitors with good cheer. I was very charmed by it all.
6. 199 Steps
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Scenic spot
Sights & Landmarks
A climb up these 199 stone steps offers sweeping views of the harbour & town of Whitby.
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A must do at least once while visiting whitby.
Can be extremely busy at times but timed right (early morning/evening) offers some fantastic views of the harbour/town.
Attempt these steps with caution, it is easy to miss a step and trip.
One of the most scenic parts of Whitby, a thorough workout getting to the top, but as long as you can climb stairs, you can do this. Just take your time and enjoy the views.
The Graveyard is filled with history, many going back decades.
If you go at a low tide, beneath the graveyard on the beach is a concrete boat ship wreck. It’s a lovely walk, but make sure you have timings right.
One of the ways to get to the Abbey, up the 199 steps! Handrails all the way up with a few benches to take a breather on! Kids love to count the steps, look out for the markers on the ends! Fabulous views make it worthwhile! There is a very steep cobbled slope at the side for those daring enough to push a pram or wheelchair up there!
Great fun to walk up. The steps have an easy rise so even if you have walking problems you’ll be ok. There are handrails on both sides and a couple of benches if you need a rest.
Beautiful scenic view with and breathtaking views of Whitby Harbour and Sandsend. Really worth the massive hike on those steps to really appreciate the views. Best enjoyed on a summer evening.
Go in the early morning or late evening for pictures with little to no people
Steps aren't too steep so they are relatively easy to conquer, perhaps with the occasionally break to catch your breath. Well worth the walk up, even just to see the views over Whitby. Beautiful location, thoroughly recommend.
Great views for the town.
The walk is a little steep if you have mobility issues this will be more difficult
As people say "Well worth the climb" . It's true. Climbed the steps a few times now. And never fails to impress. Love the place. It's a little bit romantic too. Nice to have a wonder around when yous up the top aswell. There is also a cobbled slope next to steps if you can't manage steps. Althoni would not recommend taking Prams, buggies and wheelchairs up. Which we seen last time.
A very trying but 'well worth it' climb.
Like most of the comments here, it was a must if you come to Whitby.
At every stage of the way, the views are amazing. The climb didn't seem hard or long in any way. It probably burnt off the fish and chips I just had 🤣
Good exercise for that view at the top
As the name suggests, it is 199 steps to the Whitby abbey and on the way, you’ll find great views of whitby. You will not regret visiting this. Not much access for wheelchair. Steps are not too steep.
Worth the walk, we love this everytime we visit whitby. We see the views through every changing season and they are beautiful. At the top you reach entrance to the the Abbey and church.
The stairs offer a great view of the town! There are quite a few, so it is nice that they are wide offering plenty of room to those that go faster or slower than others. In addition, there are benches along the way to stop and catch your breath if needed, or just take a few more pics without being bothersome to others navigating their way up & down. Both ends of the stairs are great as they take you into the town, or up to the Abbey.
What amazing views here over Whitby and the sea, and the harbour, it is spectacular to look over as you climb the steps it has many view points along the way, I would recommend that when you are in Whitby come and see the views here as you climb the steps, I had a very nice time.
A nice scenic way into the town from the Abbey and Youth Hostel. Joking 'I've lost count, better go back down and start again...' raises a smile from those coming down, but keep an eye out for the Roman Numerals marking each tenth step and you'll know where you are
There's no place like Whitby,my favourite place is at the top of the steps over looking the view,peace and tranquility only the sounds of the waves, seagulls and church bells. I adore the historical church and Abbey
The steps appeared hard to climb....but,were not,and well worth going up..what a beautiful view,and the Abbey...Wow..!!..fabulous
One of the North Easts favourite seaside locations, fantastic views, brilliant coves and beach to explore, many quirky shops and plenty of food outlets. A great climb up the 199 steps to Whitby Abbey topped off by an ice cream.
Other notable attractions
Whitby Museum
Museum
Specialty Museums
Eclectic local-history museum showcasing everything from fossils & taxidermy to ship models & a jet.
Pannett Park
Park
Nature & Parks
Public green space with a local history museum, plus an elegant sunken pond & themed gardens.
Falling Foss Tea Garden
Cafe
Nature & Parks
Charming, open-air tea garden by a waterfall in a forest setting, open April–September.
Captain Cook Memorial Museum
Museum
History Museums
Historical and ethnographic exhibition on Cook's life and his voyages to the South Pacific.
Robin Hood's Bay Museum
Museum
Specialty Museums
RNLI Whitby Museum
Museum
Association / Organization
Quaint lifeboat museum in a historic brick boathouse with models, relics & a gift shop.
Whalebone Arch
Sights & Landmarks
Monuments & Statues
Celebrated replica of a whale's jaw bone that replaced the original arch erected in 1853.
Whitby Harbour East Lighthouse
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Captain Cook Memorial Museum
Museum
History Museums
Historical and ethnographic exhibition on Cook's life and his voyages to the South Pacific.
Museum of Victorian Science
Museum
Specialty Museums
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Around there Filey and Scarborough are nice-ish to visit..and York a bit out of the seaside
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Weather in Whitby
Here's the historical average temperature in Whitby over a full year based on data compiled by NASA: for more details by month, see the weather in Whitby in January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, or December
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