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Distance 0.21 miles (0.34 km)
The Stephen Joseph Theatre is a cultural icon of the Yorkshire region, providing accessible, high quality theatre for audiences worldwide since 1955. The SJT is known for its world premieres of almost all of Alan Ayckbourn’s 75+ plays and its commitment to new writing. It is home to excellent drama, music, films and comedy, as well as the musical adaptations of Artistic Director Chris Monks. The SJT has toured plays to more than 45 national and international venues, and in summer 2014 the company will tour to New York, marking its fifth visit.

Distance 0.23 miles (0.36 km)
Scarborough, Britain’s first holiday resort has been welcoming visitors for over 360 years. This delightful, bustling seaside town has everything that you would expect in a traditional coastal tourist destination including Punch and Judy Shows, donkey rides, amusements and night time spectaculars in the resort’s theatres. The Victorians left their mark on Scarborough and it possesses some of the finest parks and gardens in England, as were as an extremely elegant esplanade. The town’s Brunswick Shopping Centre should satisfy those needing a spot of retail therapy and there is no shortage of pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants to tempt the thirsty or hungry visitor.

Distance 0.66 miles (1.06 km)
Peasholm Park has a tranquil lake and in the summer months people can hire boats of all sorts to enjoy the water at close quarters. Boats include traditional rowing boats and canoes but pedaloes with dragon heads are available too and these prove to be very popular with summer visitors and locals alike. If you don't fancy pedaling then go for a sail in the Swan launch where you can relax on the water and let someone else steer the boat. There is a bandstand in the middle of the lake and music concerts which are free of charge can often be heard during the summer season.

Distance 0.69 miles (1.1 km)
With its stunning location and panoramic views over the dramatic Yorkshire coastline, the castle will be the pinnacle of your visit to Scarborough. Come and see objects from its 3,000 years of history, play on the grassy headland, and take tea in the Master Gunner's house.