2025 Whitby Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

Nestled along England's northeast coast, Whitby and Saltburn-by-the-Sea ~ a serene escape into history, nature, and timeless charm. 🌊 Whitby: A Gothic Seaside Tale Perched at the mouth of the River Esk, a picturesque town steeped in maritime heritage and literary legend. Skyline dominated by the haunting ruins of Whitby Abbey which inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula . Climbing the famed 199 Steps rewards with panoramic views of the harbor and the North Sea. Hop in for the local delicacy ~ fish and chips in one of the quaint shops down the narrow cobbled streets. 🌅 Saltburn-by-the-Sea: Victorian Elegance Meets Coastal Beauty Just a short drive south, Saltburn-by-the-Sea exudes Victorian charm and coastal tranquility. Saltburn Cliff Lift-the UK's oldest operating water-balanced funicular railway, a nostalgic ride between the town and the beach. Strolling along the Saltburn Pier, the last remaining pleasure pier on the Northeast coast and enjoy uninterrupted. #Whitby #SaltburnByTheSea #uk #coastalcharm

Hey ladies! The Qingming Festival holiday is coming soon. How about revisiting the magical world of Harry Potter in the UK together? There's also the Isle of Skye in northern Britain, where a rich Gaelic culture awaits you!🌈✨ -------- 🛣️Itinerary: Day 1: Windsor Castle -> Oxford University Museum of Natural History -> University of Oxford -> Ashmolean Museum On the first day, we will visit Windsor Castle and experience the noble atmosphere of the British royal family. Then we will head to Oxford to visit the academic University of Oxford, its Museum of Natural History, and the Ashmolean Museum with its rich collection, tracing the marks of history together. Day 2: Lake Windermere On the second day, we will immerse ourselves in the beauty of Lake Windermere, enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature, and experience the peaceful life of the British countryside. Day 3: Glencoe -> Scottish Highlands -> Glenfinnan -> Loch Ness -> Urquhart Castle On the third day, we will delve into the Scottish Highlands, traverse the magnificent Glencoe, visit the mystical Glenfinnan, appreciate the serene beauty of Loch Ness, and visit the historic Urquhart Castle, experiencing the unique charm of Scotland. Day 4: Loch Portree -> Old Man of Storr -> Kilt Rock -> Eilean Donan Castle On the fourth day, we will visit Loch Portree, admire the majestic Old Man of Storr, overlook the magnificent scenery from Kilt Rock, and visit the legendary Eilean Donan Castle. Day 5: Edinburgh Castle -> Royal Mile -> Princes Street -> Calton Hill -> Palace of Holyroodhouse -> Scottish National Gallery On the fifth day, we will arrive in Edinburgh, visit Edinburgh Castle, stroll along the Royal Mile, wander down the bustling Princes Street, ascend Calton Hill for a panoramic view of the city, explore the historic Palace of Holyroodhouse, and appreciate the precious collections of the Scottish National Gallery. Day 6: Whitby Abbey On the last day, we will visit Whitby Abbey, experience the ancient religious atmosphere, and conclude this UK trip perfectly.🏰 This trip will also revisit Harry Potter filming locations, allowing us to immerse ourselves once again in the magical dreams of our childhood. At the same time, we will explore the Isle of Skye in northern Britain, experience the unique Gaelic culture, and feel a different kind of British charm.🌟 -------- Must-see attractions: - 🏰Edinburgh Castle: An ancient military fortress on a cliff, where you can experience the profound history of Scotland. - 🏰Windsor Castle: Visit the family castle of the British royal family's Windsor Dynasty and experience the royal style. - 🏰Palace of Holyroodhouse: Step into the private world of the Queen of Scotland and feel the charm of history. - 🎓University of Oxford: Stroll through the bassinet of scientific giants and political elites, and soak up the academic atmosphere. -------- **Things to note**: - Food: Try a traditional English breakfast and afternoon tea, and don't miss the classic fish and chips🍟! - Time difference: The UK is 8 hours behind China, so remember to adjust your schedule🕰️. - Souvenir prices: English tea sets and bone china are good choices, reasonably priced and memorable🍵. - Airport transportation: Heathrow Airport in London has convenient subway and bus connections to the city center🚇. -------- Don't hesitate, this is the way to enjoy a group tour of the UK, relaxing and hassle-free. Collect it now and set off!

From York to Edinburgh, you must not miss Whitby. I've had this seaside town on my list for a long time. With its medieval streets and colorful boats, it's a picture-perfect scene. However, Whitby is much more than that. It's the place where Captain Cook set sail, and it flourished during the Age of Exploration. It's also the birthplace of vampire culture. 130 years ago, the Irish novelist Bram Stoker wrote the famous vampire novel *Dracula* in Whitby. · Whitby is not a big town, but half a day is still a rush. From the ancient abbey ruins to the bustling harbor and beach, it was undoubtedly the most memorable part of my trip to England. The weather was also very fitting. At Whitby Abbey, there was a cloudy, vampire-like atmosphere, but when we got to the town beach, the sun suddenly came out, and it felt like a perfect vacation day. · Here is the route of our city walk, which you can refer to: Whitby Abbey → St. Mary's Church and Graveyard → 199 Steps → Papa's Fish and Chips → Whalebone Arch → Whitby Beach · ⭐Highlights ✅Whitby Abbey: This war-torn abbey was built between the 11th and 14th centuries and is located on a high point in the heart of the town. Although only ruins remain today, the huge pillars, towering arches, and open windows, against the backdrop of rainy weather, have a desolate beauty. This is the inspiration for the vampire novel *Dracula* and is considered the ancestral home of the Dracula family. ✅St. Mary's Church and Graveyard: Located near the abbey, this is also a prototype of the scenes in *Dracula*. Walking through it, you feel like you are in a Gothic story. The graveyard facing the sea is quiet and desolate, with a rich atmosphere. ✅199 Steps: To get from the abbey to Whitby town, you need to descend 199 steps. This is also Whitby's east cliff, which offers excellent views overlooking the entire town and harbor. The red-roofed houses, blue sea, and ancient abbey ruins create a stunning picture. At the bottom of the steps is Church Street, where you can find antique shops, candy stores, and Gothic souvenir shops. ✅Whalebone Arch: In the 18th century, Whitby was a famous whaling port in England, and the town became famous overseas for its whaling industry. Norwegian fishermen gave Whitby a pair of whale jawbones, which were made into a whalebone arch. Not far from the arch is Captain Cook's passage, which is also the starting point of Captain Cook's voyages. ✅Whitby Beach: Opposite the east cliff is the sandy beach at the west end of the town. The sand is fine, and you can take pictures of the colorful cabins and the lighthouse by the sea while strolling along the caramel-colored sand. It's suitable for sunbathing and playing in the water in summer. · 🍴Food ✅Fish and chips is a national dish of England, and Papa's Fish and Chips has been rated by the BBC as the best fish and chips in the UK. Takeout is recommended to avoid queues. Be especially careful of seagulls trying to steal your food. ✅In addition to the classic fish and chips, Whitby's crab sandwiches and smoked fish are also worth trying. · 💡Tips 🎫Tickets: Whitby Abbey £12 🚌Transportation: Driving or chartering a car is recommended. Public transportation is slightly complicated. You need to take a bus from York (Route 840, approx. 2.5 hrs) or a train (transfer required, approx. 1.5 hrs). The last bus departs around 6pm, so it is recommended to check the timetable in advance.

Although the journey from York to Edinburgh is long, it's the perfect opportunity to visit the charming seaside town of Whitby. Not only is it the hometown of Captain Cook and boasts breathtaking ocean views, but it's also the birthplace of vampire culture. · Whitby Abbey, the town's landmark, sits atop the East Cliff, its silhouette resembling a massive Gothic tombstone against the skyline. Built between the 11th and 14th centuries, this ancient and sacred building occupies a central position overlooking the entire town. · More than a religious building, Whitby Abbey feels like a dramatic film set. Only upon entering can you understand why this colossal medieval structure inspired Victorian novelist Bram Stoker to choose it as Count Dracula's domain in his famous vampire novel, *Dracula*. The novel draws inspiration from Whitby Abbey, and much of the story unfolds within Whitby itself. · The day we visited was overcast and windy, sending shivers down our spines. The abbey, scarred by war, now stands in ruins, yet its Gothic arches and tracery windows still exude an aura of mystery. The desolate beauty of the ruins is breathtaking, as if time has stood still. There's an undeniable dark aesthetic, perfectly befitting the vampire narrative. · 📸Must-see experiences Besides the abbey itself, these two nearby spots are also worth visiting: ✅199 Steps: This is the only way to reach the abbey and also Whitby's best viewpoint. Along the way, you can enjoy panoramic views of the town and the stunning seascape. Any photo you take here will be a masterpiece. I was drawn to this place by photos I saw! ✅St. Mary's Church: Located next to the abbey, this church is surrounded by a cemetery facing the sea. It's a tranquil and desolate place, steeped in history and perfect for contemplation. · 💡Tips 🚌Getting there: You can take a direct train from York or Middlesbrough to Whitby Railway Station. Alternatively, take bus 843 or 835 from York, which offers scenic views of the North York Moors National Park along the way. ⏰Opening hours: 10:00 am–6:00 pm daily (closed on Christmas Day and New Year's Day) 🎫Tickets: GBP 12 for adults

There's such a treasure of a seaside town near York, UK! I really like Whitby and the town of Saltburn Especially on a sunny day, it's great for taking pictures📸 The two towns are very close, about half an hour's drive You can also visit Robin Hood's Bay Seaside town day trip vacation🌊 ✨Day trip guide ✅Whitby As the birthplace of Dracula, Whitby is also known as the hometown of vampires. ✨Whitby Abbey The first stop is Whitby's landmark - Whitby Abbey. Whitby Abbey was built between the 11th and 14th centuries. Today, the ruined building faces the east coast of England, with a whole cemetery facing the sea, the Gothic church beams reflecting the blue sky, full of desolation. You can drive to the Abbey, or climb 199 steps from the town to the main entrance, overlooking the whole town from the top of the hill, the scenery is beautiful! ✨Whitby Harbour After visiting the Abbey, you can stroll around the town, don't miss the no1 fish and chips here🍟 The whole of Whitby along the coast is scenic, especially the two long piers of the harbour, all the way there are various cafes and local specialty shops~ If you have time, you can also visit the Captain Cook Museum, Whitby is also the starting point of Captain Cook's voyage~ ✅Saltburn-By-The-Sea Half an hour's drive and you'll arrive at this town I love! ✨Colourful Houses There's a row of colourful houses by the beach in this seaside resort town🌈 Facing the Atlantic in a line, it's great for taking pictures! There are many snack bars and cafes along the beach, eating and drinking along the way, enjoying the leisurely holiday time~ ✨Saltburn Cliff Lift The most popular place in the town is probably the cliff lift here🚡 The best photo spot is on top of the lift, overlooking the entire red lift station from the hillside, with the Atlantic Ocean in the background, it's a magnificent sight.

📍sherlocks coffee shop : 10 Flowergate Whitby YO21 3BA , England 📍magpie cafe : 14 Pier Road, YO21 3PU UK Whitby While walking around the city, I came across Sherlocks Cafe decorated with navy and gold and went in as if I was possessed. The scones here were really delicious! And since this place is also used as a hostel, I recommend it if you want a unique experience. Magpie Cafe is really famous for its fish and chips. I thought there would be a waiting line, but as expected, the line got longer after I went in. It's the most delicious food in England🍽. #winter #pleasewinter #yearendtrip #uniquecafe #uniquepension

The scenery on the way down after seeing the monastery was a peaceful and beautiful atmosphere that I had never seen before😊 Personally, I thought the view of the monastery from afar was more beautiful than when I was inside the monastery. What was unusual was that many people in the city center took huge dogs for a walk 🐕 #winter #pleasetakewinter #yearendtrip #uk

Whitby is a coastal town in Yorkshire, North England. The most famous historic site here is the monastery, which inspired Bram Stoker to write his novel Dracula. As soon as I went to the place in the 4th photo, I immediately realized why he was inspired. I went in the morning, but I think you can feel the eerie atmosphere if you go around sunset. #winter #pleasewinter #yearendtrip #uk

#tripaway You just have to experience Christmas in England at least once in your life! Old worldly charm ablaze with light and festive decorations- fresh seafood caught that very morning. shops with crazy window displays. if your lucky, it might be a white Christmas #whitby #yorkshire #tripaway

#September Good Places 2025 Whitby, this ancient fishing village nestled on the coast of North Yorkshire, England, truly stilled time like a classic harbor painting. The most beautiful view must be the ruins of Whitby Abbey, which stands at the top of the East Cliff. The broken Gothic stone walls are super atmospheric against the sky, plus the cemetery of St. Mary's Church at the foot of the mountain. It really has a desolate and romantic poetry. 🥀 Walking into the cobblestone street, there are colorful huts on both sides, the air is filled with the aroma of fried fish and chips😋 Plus the sea breeze blowing by is really super comfortable! It’s not only the food, but also the starting point for Captain Cook’s voyage and the inspirational place for Dracula’s novels, where history and literature are intertwined. Walk up the 199 steps for a quiet view of the Esgar River converging with the sea, or stay in the port and enjoy the fresh catch and feel the rough and gentle charm of the British coast ~📷 💡Tips: Remember to take photos to capture the reflection of the monastery and the nostalgic atmosphere of the cobblestone street, and local fried fish and chips really to try!

Great stay at the royal hotel Whitby, this was the view from the hotel! Free motorcycle parking to rear of hotel. Currently undergoing extensive renovations and looking amazing! Fat badger restaurant part of hotel downstairs. We didn’t eat but had some great cocktails. Staff friendly and helpful. Nice views from window. Room basic but spacious and clean.

As soon as you get off the car, the smell of sea water hits your nostrils. This is the unique charm of Whitby, a seaside town in northeast England! 🌊 Whitby is most famous for not only seagulls, but also his Fish and Chips! Why not try Magpie Cafe, which claims to be the best in the UK? 🐟🍟 The Fish and Chips at Magpie Cafe is truly unbeatable! Without adding any seasoning or sauce at all, it was fresh enough to shock my taste buds! 😍 However, the other dishes were slightly ordinary, the attitude of the waiter was also average, slightly disappointed. After the main meal, of course we should try dessert! I tried their Toffee flavored ice cream at Beacon Farm. 🍦 Then went to the beach to Chill for a while, and took a few beautiful photos with the colorful Whitby Beach Huts, feeling very relaxed! 🏖️ If you have the stamina, you can also challenge yourself to take the 199 steps up to Whitby Abbey, overlooking the whole town from above. 🏰 Whitby is truly a laid-back and waterfront place, recommended for everyone to come and experience it in the summer! ✨ #Whitby #UKTravel #SeasideTown

Beautiful Whitby Abbey

#postandearn Whitby is a small, beautiful town in North Yorkshire with good connections to Scarborough and Middlesborough. It took approx. 3 hours driving straight from Manchester and I loved every minute 🤩 In the morning: ⛪️ Take a walk up the 199 steps to Whitby Abbey. This is what inspired the creator of Dracula to set his story here. It is quite expensive to enter the Abbey but it's stunning and comes with a charming gift shop. 🤩 🍫 Buy some fudge/chocolate from Justin's confectionary, absolutely divine. Why not visit one of Whitby's plenty souvenir shops? 🤑 In the afternoon: 🧛♂️ Go on the Dracula Experience, it lasts 15 minutes and gives an amazing insight into the novel and further motivations 📚 🚤 Take a boat trip. I recommend the midnight boat ride for the best sunset views over Whitby. Or, if you're in a good mood, try the sunset and the midnight ride! 🌞 🐋 Finally, visit the Whalebone arch for scenic views of the town. Take a selfie here, don't let the large queues bother you. Don't forget to get some snacks for the journey home! #whitby #whitbyviews #whitbyabbey #dracula #draculawhitby #travel #hiddengem #thingstodo #manchesterdaytripideas #myitinerary #towndaytours

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#holidayitinerary Whitby is more than just a seaside town—it is a tapestry of history, ocean, and culture. On the clifftop, the abbey’s skeletal ruins stand tall, guardians of centuries gone by. Down in the harbour, fishermen and market chatter remind you that the town is still very much alive. Literature lovers trace the footsteps of Dracula, while dreamers stand mesmerized by the endless horizon. Stay until dusk, and the sun paints the town in warm hues of amber and rose, as the sea mirrors the sky. It feels as if time itself pauses in this magical corner of the North Sea.

#holidayitinerary Leaving York by train, the scenery unfolds like a moving painting—golden rapeseed fields blending seamlessly into the distant blue of the sea. Changing onto the X4(A) bus at Saltburn, the salty breeze already sneaks through the window. Arriving in Whitby feels like stepping into a quieter rhythm of life. The clifftop abbey ruins echo with medieval whispers, while cobbled lanes and seaside cafés invite you to linger. This is not a place of rush—it is where time slows down, where sea and sky blur into one, and where a simple day becomes a memory to carry home.

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#holidayitinerary Stepping into Whitby Abbey feels like unlocking a real-life Zelda quest—these haunting ruins perched above the North Sea scream “Temple of Time!” in every stone. Fans of fantasy, gothic history, and Nintendo alike will feel the magic here. Cosplaying Zelda or Link at this epic location? 100% recommended. Even without the costume, the dramatic views and ancient vibes make this spot a must-visit in Yorkshire. #Whitby #WhitbyAbbey #ZeldaVibes #TempleOfTime #UKTravel #NintendoSpots #CosplayDream

I recently visited Whitby, and it completely exceeded my expectations. This picturesque coastal town is truly a hidden gem—rich in history, character, and natural beauty. From the moment you arrive, you’re welcomed by the salty sea breeze, cobbled streets, and the timeless charm of the harbor. Whitby Abbey, perched dramatically on the cliffside, offers breathtaking views and a fascinating glimpse into the town’s storied past. The 199 steps leading up to it are well worth the climb! The beach is clean and wide, perfect for a relaxing stroll or traditional seaside fun. The town is also full of quirky shops, cozy cafés, and some of the best fish and chips I’ve ever had (don’t miss Magpie Café or Trenchers!). If you’re into literature or Gothic vibes, Whitby’s connection to Bram Stoker’s Dracula adds a unique twist to its identity. There’s a palpable sense of mystery and magic in the air—especially at sunset when the abbey ruins glow against the sky. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful escape, a romantic weekend, or a family-friendly adventure, Whitby has something for everyone. I left feeling refreshed, inspired, and already planning my next visit.

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The Fisherman's Wife Whitby is a famous seafood restaurant in Whitby, offering fresh seafood dishes alongside stunning sea views. Conveniently located in the heart of the town, it's easy to find and situated along the path to the viewpoint. Be aware that the restaurant gets very crowded during lunch and dinner hours. To avoid long waits, it's recommended to visit around 11 AM for lunch or before 6 PM for dinner. Their signature dish, fish and chips, is a must-try, featuring incredibly fresh fish. Another surprising delight is the baked mussels, which are fresh, plump, and free of any fishy smell—truly a wow moment. Fried shrimp and scallops are also highly recommended. While there are many other dishes to choose from, we couldn't try them all. If you're visiting Whitby, this restaurant is a must-visit for fresh and delicious seafood that won't disappoint.

Out of nowhere on the moors, there was a sudden snowstorm that caused buses to slip off the road and turn back

The short holiday is coming. Take your parents to the UK! Three days, three national parks, and endless natural beauty. Stay two nights in the ancient Viking capital of York for in-depth exploration and relaxation. Don't miss this travel guide designed specifically for seniors! / The UK, located in northwestern Europe, boasts a rich history and unique regional characteristics. From ancient castles 🏰 to modern Ferris wheels 🎡, this land of the former "sun never sets" empire is filled with splendor and romance, making it a dream destination for travelers. / 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Peak District National Park - Monsal Trail - Bakewell Town Hall - Chatsworth House Explore the natural beauty of Peak District National Park, stroll along the Monsal Trail, visit Bakewell Town Hall to experience local history, and finally, tour Chatsworth House to admire the charm of classical architecture. DAY 2: Goathland Station - Whitby Abbey - Whitby Harbour - Whitby Beach - Robin Hood's Bay Beach Starting from Goathland Station, explore the mystical atmosphere of Whitby Abbey, stroll along Whitby Harbour, and then head to Whitby Beach and Robin Hood's Bay Beach to enjoy the sun and sand. DAY 3: Fountains Abbey - Aysgarth Falls - Ribblehead Viaduct - Clitheroe Castle Visit Fountains Abbey, admire the magnificent Aysgarth Falls, walk along the Ribblehead Viaduct, and finally, explore Clitheroe Castle to learn about its history. 🏰Two nights in York give you ample time to freely explore this ancient Viking capital and immerse yourself in its history and culture. / Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Chatsworth House: Visit the historic Darcy Manor, experience over 400 years of meticulously designed British style, and stroll through the beautiful estate within Peak District National Park. 🏰 Whitby Abbey: Climb the 199 steps for a panoramic view of the town. Seniors can easily enjoy the historical ruins and charming seascape. 🌳 Fountains Abbey: The tranquil combination of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Park, a World Heritage site, offers a relaxing experience for seniors. 🏖️ Whitby Beach: With soft sand and azure waters, seniors can enjoy sunbathing, swimming, and spectacular sunsets, making it a relaxing and enjoyable travel choice. 💦 Aysgarth Falls: An ideal spot for picnics, photography, and short walks, with no dangerous activities, ensuring a safe and enjoyable trip for seniors. / 🧳 Travel Essentials: UK Travel Checklist 📞 A UK SIM card for easy communication. 🔌 A UK plug adapter for worry-free charging throughout the day. 🪪 Passport and visa for identification. 👕 Spring/Autumn clothing is practical for the changeable March weather in the UK. / Senior group tours in the UK are relaxing and enjoyable, offering a taste of exotic charm. Don't miss out! Follow me to explore a different kind of British journey!

#europetrip Visiting Whitby, a charming coastal town in North Yorkshire, England, was like stepping into a storybook, where history, folklore, and seaside beauty blended seamlessly. As I wandered through its narrow streets, the town’s maritime heritage and gothic charm unfolded at every turn. One of the highlights was the climb up the 199 Steps, leading to the haunting ruins of Whitby Abbey. Standing atop the cliffs, the view of the North Sea crashing against the rugged coastline was breathtaking. The abbey’s weathered stone arches, silhouetted against the sky, carried whispers of centuries past, evoking the eerie inspiration behind Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Down by the harbor, the town’s fishing legacy was alive and well, with colorful boats bobbing in the water and the scent of fresh seafood filling the air. I couldn’t resist stopping for a classic fish and chips by the pier, enjoying the crisp, salty breeze. Strolling along Whitby’s West Pier, I watched the red and white lighthouse standing tall, guiding ships home just as it had for generations. Exploring the town’s quaint shops and tearooms, I found hidden gems selling handcrafted Whitby jet jewelry, a tradition dating back to the Victorian era. The blend of coastal charm and rich history made Whitby an unforgettable destination, where every street, ruin, and shoreline carried a tale waiting to be discovered.

The beautiful North Yorkshire coastal town of Whitby is one of the best places in the entire country to catch the sunset. Despite being on the east coast the view from one of the towns’ many high points over its famous Gothic abbey perched on top of the cliffs is one of the most spectacular experiences you can have in this famous old town. #celebrateit #sunset #whitby #abbey

Winter UK Tour, six amazing routes for you to choose from! Experience the winter charm of England, don't miss this guide! Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: Windsor Castle - University of Oxford - Oxford University Museum of Natural History - Ashmolean Museum 🏰Explore the royal splendor of Windsor Castle, then head to Oxford to experience the academic atmosphere and visit the two major museums of Natural History and the Ashmolean. Day 2️⃣: Lake Windermere 🌊Enjoy the tranquility and beauty of Lake Windermere and experience the picturesque scenery of the English lakes and mountains. Day 3️⃣: Glenfinnan - Loch Ness - Urquhart Castle 🏞️Travel through the greenery of Glenfinnan, admire the beauty of Loch Ness, and finally arrive at the historic Urquhart Castle. Day 4️⃣: Loch Portree - Old Man of Storr - Kilt Rock - Eilean Donan Castle 🏔️Explore the natural beauty of Loch Portree, climb the Old Man of Storr, overlook the spectacular Kilt Rock, and finally visit Eilean Donan Castle. Day 5️⃣: Edinburgh Castle - Royal Mile - Princes Street - Calton Hill - Palace of Holyroodhouse - Scottish National Gallery 🏰Visit Edinburgh Castle, stroll along the Royal Mile, wander down Princes Street, climb Calton Hill, visit the Palace of Holyroodhouse, and finally experience the beauty of art at the Scottish National Gallery. Day 6️⃣: Whitby Abbey 🏛️Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Whitby Abbey and experience the atmosphere of the ancient monastery. Must-see attractions: - 🏰Edinburgh Castle: Atop the cliffs, experience Scotland's military and political center and its rich history. - 💒Windsor Castle: Explore the British Royal Family, the elegance and legend of the Windsor Dynasty are all here. - 🏛Palace of Holyroodhouse: Step into the private world of the Queen of Scots and experience the unique charm of royalty. Travel tips: 🍔Food: Try a traditional English breakfast and afternoon tea, as well as the classic fish and chips. ⏰Time difference: The UK is 8 hours behind China, so remember to adjust your schedule. 📇Visa: A visa is required to travel to the UK, so it's better to apply in advance. 🎁Souvenirs: British black tea and Scottish tartan scarves are affordable and unique. A trip to the UK is not just about the scenery, but also about the stories, waiting for you to explore one by one, making every trip an unforgettable memory!