Join us as we explore the hauntingly beautiful seaside town of Whitby, famously linked to Bram Stoker’s *Dracula*. This video is our review of the free, self-directed walking tour (by Discovering Britain) perfect for history buffs, literature lovers, and social tourists. Discover Whitby’s gothic charm as we visit key sites like the Whalebone Arch, Bram Stoker’s Bench, and the atmospheric Whitby Abbey.

Uncover the town's rich maritime history, unique jet jewelry, and intriguing local legends, while we review our experience through a lens of social good, accessibility, relationships, and sustainability. Whether you're drawn to gothic literature, historical travel, or picturesque coastal views, this tour offers a mix of adventure and education. Get ready to walk the paths that inspired one of the greatest horror novels of all time!

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:55 Discovering Britain self-directed tour.
03:16 A gift from Alaska and Whitby's whaling past.
05:35 Inspiration for the character, Count Dracula seen through Bram Stoker.
12:03 Whitby and it's bridges. Stop number 4
13:05 Local specialty, jet and it's demand from Queen Victoria.
15:04 Walking up the famous 199 steps to where Dracula was not buried.
18:24 BB Stars Social Tourism Review of Whitby
24:16 It's rubbish talking back at you.
24:52 Save the Best to Last and final thoughts.

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