Whitby Abbey
Ruins of a Benedictine abbey on the East Cliff, on the site of a 7th-century monastery; cared for by English Heritage.
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Places worth your time in Whitby & Robin Hood's Bay
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Monumentos, museos, parques y miradores en la zona y sus alrededores.
Ruins of a Benedictine abbey on the East Cliff, on the site of a 7th-century monastery; cared for by English Heritage.
Grade I listed parish church founded around 1110 on the East Cliff, beside the abbey, at the top of the 199 Church Steps.
Walker's House on Grape Lane, where James Cook lodged as an apprentice to the shipowner John Walker from 1746.
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Independent museum in Pannett Park run by the Whitby Literary and Philosophical Society, founded in 1823; the building opened in 1931.
Art gallery in Pannett Park, next to Whitby Museum.
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The older and taller of Whitby's two harbour lighthouses, built in 1831 and 25.5 metres high.
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The newer harbour lighthouse, built in 1855 and 16.5 metres high, on the East Pier below the abbey.
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Road and foot bridge across the River Esk joining the east and west sides of the town.
Statue of James Cook in Whitby, the town where he learned his seamanship.
Anglican church in Whitby's West Cliff area.
Theatre and events venue on the West Cliff; the first Pavilion Theatre was built here in the 1870s.
17th-century banqueting house next to the abbey, now the English Heritage visitor centre.
Museum of the Whitby lifeboats and their crews.
Village of steep lanes on the coast six miles south of Whitby, inside the North York Moors National Park.
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Small museum and reading room in a historic building in Robin Hood's Bay.
Small fishing village up the coast from Whitby, once two villages, Sandsend and East Row.
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Two sandy bays, a castle headland and the resort that grew from a spa
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Victorian spa town with gardens and baths, and the Nidd gorge at Knaresborough
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Heather moorland, abbeys, market towns and the steam railway
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