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Whitby Pavillion Complex
Situated on the Cliffside overlooking Whitby Bay this unique venue offers a range of different...
The Runcible Spoon
Located in Hinderwell, near to Whitby, North Yorkshire, The Runcible Spoon offers a warm welcome...
Flamingo Land
Fantastic family fun! Theme park Journey through The Lost Kingdom’s vast African plains,...
Farsyde Riding Centre
Horse riding for all in Robin Hood's Bay. Hacking for experienced riders and trekking for...
Dalby Forest
Dalby the Great Yorkshire Forest Dalby Forest, managed by the Forestry Commission, offers...
The Magpie Cafe
Housed in our distinctive black and white building overlooking the harbour, the Magpie Café is...
The Bram Stoker Dracula Experience
The Dracula Experience is without doubt a “must see” when you are visiting Whitby. This...
Trattles and Geall Fine Art
Located at the bottom of the famous Whitby Abbey steps the gallery has been around since...
Rusty Shears Tea Room
Rusty Shears Vintage Tea Shop is located in Silver Street, within Whitby's premier shopping...
Hidden Horizons
Become a Yorkshire Coast Explorer with Hidden Horizons Based in Scarborough, North Yorkshire...
Scarborough Fair Collection and Vintage Transport Museum
The Scarborough Fair Collection and Vintage Transport Museum hosts a magnificent working...
Vintage Heartbeat Tour
Our vintage bus can also be hired to take you on authentic tours in the beautiful North...
Captain Cook Memorial Museum
The Museum is housed in an historic building on the harbourside Walker's House. In 1746 James...
Bagdale Hall Restaurant
IN THE HEART OF WHITBY Bagdale Hall is situated in the heart of Whitby. This atmospheric...
The Bridge Bar & Brasserie
Located in the heart of Whitby, North Yorkshire close to the old Swing Bridge, The Bridge Bar...
RomeroJo's Rhum Shack & Restaurant
Romero Jo’s Licensed Latin restaurant in Whitby, North Yorkshire is the UK’s only Costa Rican...
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NEW - THE GIN SOCIETY FESTIVAL DEBUTS IN WHITBY Whitby Pavilion, Whitby Friday 10 August, 6pm – 10.30pm Saturday 11 August, 12 noon – 4.30pm & 6pm – 10.30pm The Gin Society is coming to Whitby for the very first time with an unforgettable Gin Experience, where lovers of gin can meet friends and sip the legendary libation by the seaside. If you haven’t experienced a Gin Society festival, you’re in for a treat –...
THIS WEEK: Monday 9 th April PETER RABBIT (PG) Tickets: Adults: £6.50 / Children: £5.50 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5.50 / Family of 4: £22 Venue: Digital Cinema Starts: 11am & 7pm FINDING YOUR FEET (12A) Tickets: Adults: £6.50 / Children: £5.50 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5.50 / Family of 4: £22 Venue: Digital Cinema Starts: 2.30pm Tuesday 10 th April PETER RABBIT (PG) Tickets:...
After a sell-out show earlier this year, iconic folk group Fairport Convention are returning to Whitby Pavilion by popular demand! They’ll be heading to the Pavilion Theatre on Friday 9 February 2018, as part of their winter tour. The folk-rock heroes recently celebrated 50 years of performances with the release of '50:50@50' which featured new original songs and live recordings of various fan favourites. This winter tour will see the band playing a selection of tracks from the new...
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A Bit About
Whitby
A Bit About Whitby
With such a fascinating and diverse history it is no wonder Whitby is so well loved. The ancient port on the Yorkshire coast holds many cultural and visual gems close to its chest. The famous Whitby Abbey that Bram Stoker depicted in his novel Dracula still looms over the harbour, a noble ruin of epic size. This has inspired the world famous Goth Festival, which now takes place twice a year, in the spring and around Hallowe’en.
The Whalebone Arch and inspiring bronze statue commemorating Whitby’s most famous son and explorer, Captain Jame Cook, stands proudly facing directly across the harbour to the Abbey. James Cook took took his seamanship apprentice in Whitby and all of the ships used on his three world voyages of exploration were built on the banks of the Esk below.
With its sandy beaches, hidden rock pools, cobbled streets, famous North Yorkshire Moors Railway. iconic donkey rides and, not to mention some of the best fish and chips in the world it is the perfect location to base your family holiday.