There used to be 5 funicular cliff lifts in Scarborough 2 in the North Bay and 3 in the South Bay. The circle you could see from Spa Bridge is now a car park but in Victorian times it was an aquarium...When I was a kid I used to call it Tracy Island 😆🤦🏼‍♀️

I may be a biased Yorkshireman but Scarborough is the prettiest resort in the country so I’m pleased you really enjoyed the place Stephen, despite there not being much open on the sea front. You really have to visit in summer when all the gardens are in bloom and everything’s open, the kids are enjoying the beach and the fishermen are bringing in the catch of the day! It’s so quintessentially English it makes your heart ache!❤️😍🥰 Thanks again for your tour.👍🏼

This was one of your best videos, Steve. Beautiful atmosphere, interesting buildings of all types. I bet your legs are weary after all that walking and hundreds of stairs. Absolutely loved it!!!

I love Bridlington and Scarborough 👍

Thanks so much for that recording you must be very fit . We stayed at the Norbreck on north bay near the church yard and there’s Peasholm park at north bay you will have to go back. One of the last holidays we had before my precious husband died so good to see it all again blessings to you Stephen from Durham

Thanks for your hard work in showing us around, hope you enjoyed your visit Stephen. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Hi mate another cracking upload. I visit Blackpool every September with the wife. In my youth I was 16 1979 I visited Scarborough with my mates drove down took 7 hrs lol whooosh where have all the years went. Saw Freddie Starr at the Floral Halls Theatre I think it’s demolished now the years fly by thanks for another cracking video 👍. Malcolm Kerr . Beith North Ayrshire . Scotland

You can't beat Scarborough. It's my favourite British seaside resort.

Scarborough was seen as posh back in the day. It's where the better off went on holiday. The working class went to Blackpool or Morecambe (Bradford on sea) as it was known.

Absolutely fantastic video, what a view you've given us.

❤that was really interesting thanks Stephen n well done for all the walking 😊x

The building by Luna Park was for when they charged a Toll for the road that goes round to North Bay.

Knackering just watching Stephen! The sweep of the North Bay looks stunning! Certainly shades of Whitby here too. A town that is fairy spread out, lots to explore, and Peasholm Park pretty, illuminated at night to my recollection.

I enjoyed that. I seem to recall from when I was young that timber ships used to dock and get unloaded in the harbour.

Absolutely loved this. Never been to Scarborough and this has made me want to visit. Loved the buildings and seems to have a nice vibe, quite Victorian. Really well presented, thanks 😀

Scarborough is an Upmarket Blackpool, all the fun but a more sedate lifestyle, I am unsure, though I believe things are more expensive Shops/Food/Fish n Chips burgers etc

I'm in Scarborough now for the weekend with my daughter and granddaughter. 😊

I'm loving the Scarborough videos great work and thanks Stephen❤

The direction you were pointing at the beginning of the video was where a hotel called the Holbeck stood, before it collapsed into the sea due to a landslide.

I really enjoyed that Stephen. Keep exploring, you're doing a great job.

Hi Stephen glad you enjoyed your visit to Scarborough it's a nice resort particularly in summer when the trees and flowers in bloom hope you're able to make a return visit you could visit peashome park

The Spa lift was operational in the early 2000s whenI attended a National MIND Conference there. Our hotel was in the crescent that you can see the back of from the long bridge across the valley. Although the conference centre is within the Spa buildings, I don't think there are baths or anything open nowadays. Ever the icebreaker, my friend Pat had everybody in the lift car in fits of laughter by alling it a vibrator on the first morning - then by producing her vibrator from her handbag during the ride down on the second day! Although we generally came to Blackpool for our family holidays, we did try Scarborough instead in 1977 and 1979; when everything was in much fuller swing. The Spa Pavillion was then used as a theatre much like the Winter Gardens Pavilion in Blackpool used to be. There was an absolutely huge theatre further up, past the Grand Hotel in operation then too, as well as another near the railway station and yet another open-air one, in a park on the North Bay. A much smaller and less populous town than Blackpool in the first place, Scarborough is also a shadow of what it was back then, though it should probably be viewed as including the vast clifftop caravan parks at least halfway to Filey, as that's where the morer affordable holiday accommodation was, back then.

That was a great video thanks. It brought back lots of memories of Scarborough. We used to stay in West Square when we were on holiday. I used to think it was miles from the beach.

another quicky fact A.W.O.T.W.S coney island usa was used as a filming location for the lost boys about vampires, the building next door to coney island scarb,was a hospital in 1800s/1900s, on the lower floor it houses ancient warrior, (goth type shop) if you go in this shop and turn right into side room, this is were they sell the ouija boards,which are housed in what used to be the morgue !

My grandparents have got a chippy called princesses fish and chips lovely people and lovely service

Red sky in the morning is sailors warning because of the choppy seas from the bad weather!!! Whereas red sky at night is shepherd's delight 😅

It looks beautiful considering moving to the area!

Elegant place. Even sea looking serene compared to Blackpool waves. The Victorians must have loved it

I’ve had some lovely holidays in Scarborough it’s beautiful and unlike Blackpool they have mostly left the Victorian structure in place. My Grandmother used to take herself off on the train regularly to Scarborough until her 90’s. Another part that used to be lovely but was a little run down last time I visited was Peashome Park, Filey is nice as well.

We, in Blackpool used to have many Oak /Elm trees, however they had to be cut down as they got the Dutch Elm disease if I remember correctly. I used to return home with car boot full for the coal fire . Think we should all sell up n move to Scarborough its so beautiful.

the grand (aka saville towers,thats where jimmy saville had an appartment at top with balcony overloooking beach) ! nuff said on that subject

Dont know how i missed this, saw your hotel ones. This is so fascinating, what a beautiful place Scarborough is . Stephen you did a grand job showing it to us with the Robins in fine fettle. Loved it, thankyou so much for showing us.

Great Scarborough video Steve... Was it an intended pun when you mentioned a main drag to the town centre with the e cig shop in shot?? It made me chuckle. I always look forward to watching your videos. Very informative. You should head down South West to the Plymouth area sometime... Some impressive buildings and history down here too.

Very nice, what a nice clean resort town, the council have done a great job with keeping buildings occupied and maintained, those open areas and view points are great too. Thanks for the long hike, it was a walk to be remembered. Cheers from San Diego

Scarborough has a cracking coastline Stephen, check out cliff Richard in sudden impact 😂😂 go ahead make my day 🤣🤣

Lovely scenery

Good to see you out and about. Only so many hundreds of times can film the same parts of Blackpool. 🙌

I love yours videos they good I am from Scarborough

Coney Island is good fun. The Cyclone is great, and they also have a big wheel, where the inner cars rock when you reach 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock.

My favourite haunt, I miss Yorkshire since moving away. Scarborough, as well as Robin Hoods Bay, Flamborough etc.. definitely need visiting. Nothing quiet like Yorkshire!

We were in Scarborough the week before you.stayed over thr Bridge opposite the grand put the drone up on last morning when it had snowed in the night went over grand and over the harbour.

This was a great video. Thanks Stephen xx

I first went to Scarborough in the eighties on a family holiday and thought it was good. I went again last year and enjoyed a few days there and was delighted to see that they had a Papas chip shop. Thanks for sharing Stephen ☕👍

Hi Stephen great video, hope you get the chance to visit Scarborough again, because you missed a lot of great places to go especially in the north bay especially peasholm park! My parents used to take me regularly as a kid and i loved going to Peasholm park! I try to get back at least once a year brings back great memories!

The basket things are called lobster pots. This is the major fishing industry in the area now. The building on the road is an old toll house for paying to use the marine drive when it was new. The one on the north bay was demolished many years ago. Scrabster is a harbour in Scotland where the boat belongs. The ruins by the Church are from that part of it destroyed during the sieges of the Castle in the 17th century Civil War. A massive cannon was fired from inside the Church at the Castle, which destroyed the Keep after 3 days continuous firing of 64 pound balls. The Royalists in the Castle surrendered after 3 months to the Parliaments army.

1867 what brilliant brickwork they built to make them last them days I bet it out lives my house 😂 it would be nice to see a few trees on the prom in Blackpool beautiful views they got a Cliff railway in Whitby I think a lovely sound is the sea no smelly Coronades 😂 till the next one 😊

Lobster pots Steve those baskets

Loved your trip i hope you come back to scarbrough again

The wife and I love Scarborough. Great video, Steve👍

Great insight again 👍 thanks

Nice one Stevan Congratulations punk make my day🤣🤣🤣🇬🇧✌️

Brilliant video Stephen showing just how good Scarborough is and as to offer. As a Yorkshire man I might sound a bit bias but ,we really do have some cracking views and a top resort to visit. Watching this video showed me even more interesting features to visit ....many thanks. Cant wait for Whitby.

love this, you do a great job with these videos. educational and very interesting. Thank you

Never been to Scarborough Stephen, thank you for showing me what I've missed. What a lovely place and those gardens will look stunning in the summer. Only thing that puts me off are those hills, no wonder you were knackered!😊😊😊

thanks Stephen for another great video

That building at 45.04 I believe that when the road was opened it was a toll road, and vehicles would go through arch. We've been up there when there was a strong storm and the North bay road was closed to vehicular traffic, ( which happens often). Cheers.

nice vid really informative thanks stephen

In October me and my partner relocated over here from nearly Blackpool. I love it over it's beautiful watching the sunrise every morning is amazing. You missed lots of things here like Italian gardens,Peasholm Park, Olivers Mount, the Clock Tower and much more. Scarborough is a beautiful place full of very friendly people

Ive never had the chance to get to scarborough but was planning to now youve posted this i will def going to visit thank you Stephen

Brilliant video, showing beautiful Scarborough.

Your loving your Scarborough

Brilliant m8 nicely done my favourite staycation place there on Thursday

Another superb video, Scarborough, is a great seaside town, been there a few times. Excellent work on the video Stephen, your videos keep getting better. 😊

great video walking around ,keep up good work

Great video Stephen - we enjoyed that. Impressed with Scarborough.

Great walk Steve, nice to see someone that's goes off the normal track around Scarborough, looks a great place, I think the catching pots are called whatever your going for as you always get more than you bargained for, The fishlocker from Cornwall is good to watch in the summer, he gets monsters in his pots,

I visited Scarborough for the first time in over 40 years last August and had enough time to give it a good look. There are an amazing number of pleasing old buildings for a comparatively small town. There was no sand on the road along the South Bay shore but it was nose-to-tail traffic. The typical fast food outlets you tend to get in seaside towns were fairly restricted to the northern end of South Bay (an advantage in my opinion). It is a shame the castle was closed when you went there, because the view from there is fantastic. The view from Oliver's Mount (on the western edge of the town) is also wonderful. I took my bike with me and it was so hilly that I was often down to the lowest gear, cycling around. As you get further aware from the coast, the houses in the residential roads get a bit like those anywhere. The A64 and the A170 coming into the town get very busy / congested in the morning but presumably are quieter out of season. Scarborough is a good place to visit but it is also close to other places worth exploring, if you have your own transport (North York Moors, Whitby, Ravenscar, Robin Hood's Bay, Brampton Cliffs RSPB reserve and Bridlington). In that regard, it is a much more attractive destination than Blackpool in my view.

I used to live in Scarborough with my ex missus , and I took her to Blackpool as she had never been!...and now you are doing the opposite!

I really enjoyed that Stephen it was so interesting thanks

Thank you very much Stephen for sharing this great video from Scarborough with the fantastic views. You did well walking all that way up and down. Well done. 👍🥰❤️

Great video stephen, I love Scarborough, quite a few years since I went, was great to look around again thanks to you😊 I love the seaside 😊😊

Great long video Stephen love Scarborough Filey is nice too

Another great vlog Stephen, Scarborough is a lovely place and been many times, Peasholm Park on the north shore is worth a vist along with the small gauge railway 👌

I used to love Scarborough, I'd forgotten how nice it was ❤ The gardens and architecture are very good.

what a. delight to see Scarborough in the winter we enjoyed your video so much very entertaining Thank you.

Been going to Scarborough since I was little and love the place. Nice video as always Steven😉❤

I went to Scarborough twice 10 years ago ! Lots of good memories again Thank you so much for the video !

Hi Stephen thank you for another great video as always Scarborough has some really nice parts and yes quite a bit of greenery too that tram lift thing looked cool have a great day xx

Great place, stayed at the Windmill just a few minutes from the train station. Was great staying in a genuine Windmill, recommend it!

Great vid Stephen

Fantastic video Stephen. Scarborough looks really well kept and a lovely place to visit. Ill be adding ot to my list. You sure did cover some mileage in this vlog and it was definitely worth it with those views of the bay. Nice to see the fishing boats.

Thank you for the tour enjoyed the funicular I walked the steps when I was there

Wow that was a nice surprise!, thank you for taking us around Scarborough!, first time I've been there, it's lovely! :)

thanks Steve, that was very interesting, a really good trip around Scarborough, i never had the time to see as much as that, i visited the north beach as they were updating the sea defences, lovely beach! we had a good sunrise too from the royal terrace, reminds me of Bath in places too

Hi Stephen, I really enjoyed that look around Scarborough. Fair play. Thanks .

It looks like a lovely place for a nice relaxing holiday.

Thanks Stephen. I think it's V shaped in honour of Queen Victoria. Who I believe visited the hotel and resort. Great work😊 Victoria visited Scarborough before the Grand Hotel was built. I just checked.

Excellent video Stephen I do love the look of Scarborough, plenty of Arcades etc. The old Rail Lift looked amazing and good value. I love the old M&S. At least it was not Kicking off in Scarborough 👍😁 Lol. I look forward to your next adventure. I am enjoying these videos. Have a great weekend 👍👍

Blackpool for the hedonism, but not nearly as pleasing on the eye as Scarborough. Love Scarborough and Whitby.

2:15 Wow what a beautiful facade! This was lovely to watch, thank you for sharing sir

GOOD TO SEE YOU HAVE BROADENED YOUR HORIZON FOR A CHANGE, SCARBOROUGH IS ALWAYS WORTH A VISIT.

I went to Scarborough in the 2023 Easter Holidays when it was a Scooter Rally here and I had fish and chips here, so thanks Stephen for take a look around in Scarborough video I enjoyed that look around video.

I love Scarborough. I am going in September I haven't been for years. In the Victorian times all the rich used to visit to take the waters thats why there is all the beautiful cresents and gardens. I love the history of the place. I am a fan of the Brontes and two of the sisters died of TB they both were only in their twenties. Anne went there hoping that fresh air and the waters woud help. But she died shortly after arrivng. Walking all the hills will keep you fit . Thanks for all your brilliant videos .😊

Thanks for another great vid. I really enjoyed watching your trip to Scarborough... you have a knack for getting a real feel of a place. I love your style :)

Very interesting, comprehensive video on Scarborough. On the subject of funicular railways, there used to be one at Hatfield colliery. It was about 700 metres underground. 😬

Hi Stephen, I really enjoyed this video, you captured the spirit of Scarborough so well. It is a beautiful seaside resort, you brought it all back to us, we have walked the path you took today, many times. Thank you for showing us all the good things about Scarborough.xxxx

Great video Stephen thanks again for sharing it with us we went to Scarborough it’s a very nice place we really enjoyed it and also went went to that same hotel as there was good entertainment on but we stayed just up from there at the premier inn which was very nice 👍 love when you take us out to different places you always make it interesting 😁 take care until next time Pauline from Blackpool living in Canada 🍁

great vlog steven

You've brought back alot of memories there, I lived in Scarborough from 1977-84, can still remember what the shops used to be. You covered a fair bit of ground. The ugly Pavilion Hotel was a magnificent building until the powers that be found a excuse to demolish it in the 70's as they usually do

Nice to see your take on Scarborough. The building you walked through just before the North bay was a toll house I think. Need to go in summer you cant walk down the front as its so busy. More relaxed atmosphere in the North bay but it does have the sealife centre , a waterpark and peasholm park which is beautiful.