Places of Interest - North Yorkshire Moors & Coast

	From high on its commanding cliff top, Whitby Abbey overlooks the picturesque fishing town of Whiby. The haunting ruins are now maintained by English Heritage, and were once the inspiration for Bram Stoker's "Dracula".	Whitby Abbey Whitby 01947 603568
Hemsley Castle Helmsley Town Centre 01439 770442	Venture beyond magnificent double earthworks and into a spectacular 12th century fortress. In the later Elizabethan buildings, there is an exhibition and tableau about the history of the castle.
	Discover the spectacular and extensive remains of the first Cistercian monastery in northern England, set in the beautiful valley of the River Rye. Peace and serenity surround these majestic ruins.	Rievaulx Abbey near Helmsley North Yorkshire 01439 798228

Duncombe Park Helmsley Ryedale 01439 770213	Family home of Lord and Lady Feversham, the great house was built in 1713. Surrounded by a unique 18th century landscaped green garden of 35 acres, with vast terraces, temples and woodlands.
	Well-preserved motte and bailey castle which was once a Royal ranch. One of the most splendid 12th century castles in northern England.	Pickering Castle Pickering 01751 474989
Scarborough Castle Castle Road Scarborough 01723 372451	The coastal walks are wonderful and the views are breathtaking - gaze out from the walls of this vast 12th century fortress. Come and see the great keep, over 3 storeys high, and take the free audio tour to hear the dramatic story of this imposing castle.

	A riverside walled garden with peacocks, orchard and clematis collection, complements this mellow 17th century manor house, steeped in history. A magnificent oak panelled hall leads to cosy family rooms, the nursery and maid's room. Explore the attics and discover the amazing Carlisle Collection of miniature rooms each exquisitely furnished to one eighth life size.	Nunnington Hall Nunnington Helmsley North Yorkshire 01439 748283
Eden Camp Modern History Theme Museum Eden Camp North Yorkshire 01653 697777	Award-winning theme museum tells the story of civilian life during World War II . The visitor will be transported back in time to experience the sights, sounds and even smells of the war years. Built in a former Prisoner of war Camp.

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