On the hillside opposite the monastery. The arch is the second place, mainly overlooking the monastery and the sea from there, the scenery is super beautiful.
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Interesting iconic visit to the whale bone arch. Shame it's not real whale bone anymore however it's still an interesting visit with great views. Can't go to Whitby without a visit to here. Highley ...
Iconic Whitby landmark - nearby great views on a nice day
For me, the whalebone arch is one of the most iconic landmarks of Whitby - and the one I remember most from my children. Others are the 199 steps, the church at the top and the pier (reviewed separate...
Well we slogged up the steps to get to the whale bones it's something you have to do if visiting Whitby even if it's not you first time! Today was grim.....very wet....not too cold but miserable. We ...
Wow, that was difficult in windy weather this weekend. Crazy up there. Myself and my husband are not little and we were being pushed around. Fab view though.
On the hillside opposite the monastery. The arch is the second place, mainly overlooking the monastery and the sea from there, the scenery is super beautiful.
The scenic spot is not big, it is a small place, but in the middle of the monastery, you can enjoy a lot of beautiful scenery. If you go, you must go to see it is worthwhile to visit. The scenery is charming and has local characteristics.
The Whale Jaw Bone Arch is a landmark attraction of Whitby. It is very close to the statue of Captain Cook. It is made up of two whale jaws placed opposite each other. It is primitive and bright, representing the power of Whitby people's navigation , And the will to cherish the ocean and protect the ocean.
It is a small place, but in the middle of the monastery, the scenery is charming and very local. It mainly overlooks the monastery and the sea from there
The shape is simple and elegant, the simpler the more difficult it is to express