Whitby Abbey Review

If you ask me about the most recommended places in the UK, I will say “Whitby!” without thinking. The name seems to be rarely heard, and it cannot be included in many of the UK’s famous travel destinations. I deeply regret it. In my heart, it has the most beautiful coast and fishing village in northern England, but if you are interested in vampire culture, you may know this place. Today, I will introduce you to the landmark attractions of Whitby: Whitby Abbey "Whitby Abbey" Practical information: Address: Abbey Lane, Whitby, North Yorkshire YO22 4JT Opening hours: 10:00am-18:00om Tickets: Adult tickets £7.10, student tickets £6.40 About Whitby Abbey: Established in 657 BC, it is also one of the most famous ancient buildings in the UK. It is also a landmark in Whitby. Follow the 199 steps on the cliff to the top of the mountain to see the remains of the monastery. In the history of more than 1,500 years, the monastery has experienced countless wars. Although the ruins of the monastery are only left on the eastern coast, you can still feel the unique charm and history of this gothic building. The imprint left by history. Travel Tips: When you go to visit, you can go to Visitor Center to get an Audio Guide, and listen to the story of the abbey's past while visiting. During the epidemic, the abbey will not open the door. It is recommended that you wait until after the epidemic before traveling. Suggestions to wear: the impression of the overcast Whitby and the sunny day is very different. On cloudy days, the monastery gives people a cold and lonely feeling, everyone can match black, try the dark style is very cool. On sunny days, because the color of the monastery is dark (gray/dark brown), it is recommended that you wear brightly colored skirts, such as white or light yellow pink. It is recommended that you check the weather in advance before traveling. Play around: On the top of the monastery, you can overlook the Whitby Harbour. There are two long fan embankments at the far end of the harbour, and two lighthouses are one tall and one short. When the locals are fine, they take a walk in Whitby Harbour and blow the sea breeze. Under the monastery is the Whitby business district, and there are many special craft shops made by local British people. There are also colorful, numerous ice cream and candy shops.