Abadía de Whitby

El monasterio que se sentó solo en el río. Cuando Bram Stoke lo vio, debería haber sido tan rompido como el río que miraba hacia la costa norte. El alto y noble litro y el famoso río, con una profunda y profunda palabra de lo que había pasado sin sonido.

El monasterio de Whitby, un edificio único que ya ha sido abandonado, tiene muchos años de historia y es muy cálido para visitarlo, y ha pasado muchos años y algunas historias.

Un monasterio construido en el lado de la colina del mar, con muchos años de historia, también es un paisaje muy tranquilo, y muchas partes pasan por la ducha y el viento.

Fantastico, histórico, atmosférico y altamente recomendado. Buen parque de coches de tamaño. Ruinas son totalmente accesibles y una alegría para pasear por aquí

El hotel está muy bien situado en el norte de Yorkshire, con vistas a la playa y buen alimento para el mar.

Walking further is the ruins of Whitby Abbey. The monastery, which was built in 657, had a long way to go. It was destroyed by the Vikings more than two hundred years after it was built, then rebuilt, but it was destroyed again in 1540. After the fierce German artillery attack in 1914, the original ruins became even more fragmented. Yorkshire Cathedral can not be looked at, see the Whitby Monastery is really worth buying tickets into the careful scrutiny. The most striking thing is the arched porches, which are tall and deep, and the sense of dignity that people dare not face for a long time. Find a place to sit quietly and look at the witness of the vicissitudes of history, imagine the changes in history, and what kind of experience it will produce.

Whitby Monastery is the ruins of a monastery built on a cliff near the sea. It has a history of more than 900 years. This is the birthplace of vampire fiction. The moonlit monastery and the church next to it at night make people feel gloomy and mysterious. Sitting on the grass at dusk, blowing the breeze, enjoying the endless magnificent sunset, it feels very good.

On Whitby's coastal cliff, it looks very artistic from a distance. Tickets for 6.7 are better than those for more than a dozen pounds at Yorkshire Cathedral. Unfortunately, there is no Chinese voice guide.