The Synod of Whitby
The Synod of Whitby changed Christian religion in Britain. Our famous abbess, St Hilda, graciously hosted the meeting. But what was the Synod, and what did it do? The Synod […]
Author: Beth Ellin
Britannia Bridge School celebrate Whitby
Britannia Bridge School in Wigan have been learning all about our lovely seaside town! Their recent geography project taught them all about the similarities and differences between Whitby and Wigan. […]
St Hilda of Whitby
St Hilda of Whitby is one of Whitby’s most famous historical residents. We’ve got a great deal to thank her for, so we thought we’d share some of what made […]
Dog friendly accommodation in Whitby
You’ve got lots of options when you’re searching for dog friendly accommodation in Whitby. We love our four-legged friends here by the coast. Lots of the local B&Bs, hotels, and […]
Fish and Ships – a brand new Whitby festival
We’re so excited to announce a brand new Whitby festival for 2019: Fish and Ships! Fish and Ships is a free festival. It will celebrate everything at makes Yorkshire Coast’s […]
Getting to Whitby
Getting to Whitby is easy! There are so many different ways you can join us on the Yorkshire Coast, no matter where you’re coming from. Whitby by car Getting to […]
Whitby Steampunk Weekend 2019
Will you be joining us for the Whitby Steampunk Weekend? It’s taking place on the 9th and 10th February 2019. Don’t miss out! What’s on? All weekend, you get free […]
Whitby folklore
There are lots of really interesting pieces of Whitby folklore. We’re going to share some of our favourites with you. Penny Hedge Every year on Ascension Eve, a penny hedge […]
Things to do in Whitby at night
Are you looking for things to do in Whitby at night? When all the attractions have closed for the day but you’re not ready to head to your accommodation, there’s […]
Captain Cook: Mapping the Transit of Venus
2018 has seen us celebrate 250 years since the intrepid Captain Cook set off on his journey. 2019 will mark the 250th anniversary of James Cook, Joseph Banks, Charles Green […]