Scarborough
Scarborough is England's oldest holiday resort and was a Spa as early as 1626, and the first resort to encourage sea bathing for the promotion of health.
Between the town's twin sandy bays a high cliff juts out into the Noth Sea, the site of the medieval castle and where there had been a settlement in prehistoric times, and where the Romans put a signal station in the 4th century.
Between the town's twin sandy bays a high cliff juts out into the Noth Sea, the site of the medieval castle and where there had been a settlement in prehistoric times, and where the Romans put a signal station in the 4th century.
