United Kingdom Yorkshire and the Humber Whitby

As a busy port and a resort, this town deftly combines a modern edge with its authentic historic roots, enjoyable for all tastes.

Stick to East Cliff to immerse yourself in the historic center, rife with cobbled streets lined with 17C houses and shops.

Gain a feel for the local atmosphere by strolling along the harbor, and stopping in one of the many pubs and restaurants.

Founded in the 12C, the Norman church has been altered over the centuries, not boasting wonderful views of the town and a cemetery.

Little remains of the 7C abbey, overlooking the North Sea from the striking cliffs that inspired an episode in Stoker's Dracula.

Set within a 17C manor, this museum honors the great explorer, Captain Cook, exhibiting letters, maps, drawings, and other artifacts.