Whitby 
Description
Given that it only features in three chapters of the book, Whitby has milked the Dracula and Bram Stoker connections for all they are worth. Located at the mouth of the river Esk the town was an important port, it's ship building yards built the ships that James Cook sailed to discover Australia and it's Abbey housed nine saints. Today the links to the very real discoverer of foreign lands are slightly overshadowed by the links to a fictitious blood sucker, but it's still a very pleasant and very English seaside town.
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Getting There
There are about four trains a day from Middlesbrough to Whitby taking just over 90 minutes to make the journey. Alternatively there are two different bus services. The 5X takes around 90 minutes and runs every 30 minutes. The 93 runs less frequently, but takes just over 70 minutes to make the journey.Latitude: 54.485273; Longitude: -0.614572
What3Words: stolen.last.brother
