Starring York
Dark Horrors Filming Locations
Itinerary
Starring York: Dark Horrors
Beneath the beauty lies the Gothic. Stand among the ruins of Whitby Abbey, the birthplace of Dracula, or explore the haunted chambers of Treasurer’s House. The most haunted city in Europe, York is not short on hauntings and atmospheric settings. Dare to star in your own dark horror and plan a visit to these dark and moody settings today.
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Dracula
Perched high above the sea, the ruins of Whitby Abbey inspired Bram Stoker’s Gothic masterpiece. Many adaptations of Dracula have returned here time and again to capture the eerie atmosphere. Stand among the crumbling arches at dusk and it’s easy to imagine the Count’s shadow crossing your path.
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Paranormal Documentaries
Few places in York are as famously haunted as Treasurer’s House. Book a tour around the historic building and hear about the fascinating history dotted with spooky happenings. Featured in various paranormal documentaries, the house is a must for anyone drawn to local history and spine-tingling tales.
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Phantom Thread
This dramatic and romantic film was filmed in various places in Yorkshire, included haunting coastal scenes filmed on the Yorkshire coast. The storm-lashed cliffs of Robin Hood’s Bay provide a dramatic stretch of coastline that fitted the film’s tension perfectly.
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The Thirteenth Tale
This stunning estate starred in The Thirteenth Tale, a haunting adaptation of Diane Setterfield’s gothic novel. Its stately rooms and grounds were the perfect setting for a story steeped in secrets and spectres.
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28 Years Later
Matching the eerie tone of 28 Years Later, the ruins of Fountains Abbey are the perfect setting for the post-apocalyptic drama. Visit the ruins yourself and discover the stunning stonework, a sight to behold during rain or shine.
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