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Attractions near Amrock Guesthouse
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This is a list of the attractions near this bed and breakfast that are featured on AboutBritain.com
It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all attractions near this bed and breakfast.
It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all attractions near this bed and breakfast.
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Scarborough Castle
(1 Mile)*
Castle Hill headland was an excellent choice for building a fortification. The 300-foot high cliffs drop away on three sides of the promontory to North Bay and the harbour below. |
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Scarborough Art Gallery
(1 Mile)*
Paintings donated by local hotelier Tom Laughton form the core of Scarborough Borough's fine art collection. |
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Scarborough Sea Life and Marine Sanctuary
(1 Mile)*
Crabs and their many clawed cousins are like marvellous machines, the armoured division of the marine world. |
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Filey Museum
(7 Miles)*
The Museum building was originally two single storey cottages and is the oldest domestic building in Filey, 1696 being the date above the doors. |
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Roseberry Topping
(8 Miles)*
Few National Trust sites have such a delightful-sounding name as Roseberry Topping. This small mountain on the North Yorkshire Moors shares its name with the nearby village of Newton-under-Roseberry. |
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The Walled Garden at Scampston
(14 Miles)*
Scampston is among the best examples of the English Country House, combining fine architecture with a wealth of art treasures in a beautiful parkland setting in Yorkshire. |
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North Yorkshire Moors Railway
(15 Miles)*
The 24 mile North Yorkshire Moors Railway runs through the beautiful North York Moors National Park, between the market town of Picering through to Whitby. |
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Beck Isle Museum of Rural Life
(15 Miles)*
An extensive museum containing a magnificent assortment of items curious, mysterious, marvellous and common place from the last 200 years. |
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Captain Cook Memorial Museum
(15 Miles)*
In Whitby's narrow, winding Grape Lane close by the busy Harbour, stood the handsome house of 18th century Quaker shipowner John Walker and his family - and - in the attic, his 'other family' of seventeen apprentices, lodging there. |
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Whitby Abbey
(15 Miles)*
Best known as the setting for Bram Stoker's novel Dracula, the impressive ruins of Whitby Abbey were once the home of a Saxon saint. |
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Towns near Amrock Guesthouse
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This is a list of the towns near this bed and breakfast that are featured on AboutBritain.com
It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all towns near this bed and breakfast.
It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all towns near this bed and breakfast.
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Scarborough
(1 Mile)*
Scarborough is Englands oldest holiday resort, and is situated on the north East Coast in the county of Yorkshire. |
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Hackness
(4 Miles)*
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Gristhorpe
(6 Miles)*
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Filey
(7 Miles)*
Filey is a small seaside resort seven miles south east of Scarborough on the North Yorkshire coast. |
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Brompton
(7 Miles)*
The delightful village of Brompton is situated 8 miles from Scarborough. A small village on the A170 you could easily drive by without realising the full beauty that lies just off this main road. |
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Hunmanby
(8 Miles)*
The historic village of Hunmanby lies three miles inland from the seaside town of Filey. Positioned between Bridlington and Scarborough. |
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Ravenscar
(9 Miles)*
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Reighton
(11 Miles)*
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Weaverthorpe
(12 Miles)*
Weaverthorpe is situated in the Great Wold Valley of the Yorkshire Wolds. It sits astride the Gypsey Race - a stream running through this chalk valley which now flows only at times of rain. |
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Helperthorpe
(13 Miles)*
Helperthorpe is a village that the modern world has passed by, in the nicest possible sense, street lights and Channel five have still to reach this beautiful and tranquil village nestling in the Yorkshire Wolds. |
