Leeds - York - Malton - Whitby
Often cited as the most scenic bus route in Great Britain, the 840 runs from Yorkshire's metropolis to one of the nation's prettiest seaside towns, via historic York and the majestic North York Moors.
Read on for details of attractions along the way, or use these links for other aspects of the route:
Major destinations
Museums and galleries
Leeds City Museum (free entry), near Leeds Bus Station
Leeds Art Gallery (free entry), near Leeds Bus Station
Henry Moore Institute (free entry), near Leeds Bus Station
Royal Armouries Museum (free entry), near Leeds Bus Station
Maths City, near Leeds Bus Station
Yorkshire Museum, use the York, Rougier Street stops
National Railway Museum (free entry), use the York Rail Station stops
York Art Gallery, use the York, Rougier Street stops
Malton Museum, use the Wells Lane stops
Eden Camp, use the Edenhouse Road stops
Beck Isle Museum, use the Pickering, Royal Oak stops
Whitby Lifeboat Museum (free entry), use Whitby Bus Station
Other tourist attractions
National Trust Treasurer's House, use the York, Stonebow stops
York Mansion House, use the York, Rougier Street stops
Barley Hall, use the York, Stonebow stops
Flamingoland Resort, use the Kirby Misperton Roundabout stop
North Yorkshire Moors Railway, use the Royal Oak stops for Pickering Station, Goathland Bus Shelter for Goathland Station, Whitby Bus Station right next to Whitby Rail Station
Pickering Castle, use the Royal Oak stops
Mallyan Spout Waterfall, use the Mallyan Spout Hotel stop
Theatres
The Milton Rooms, use the Malton, Wells Lane stop
Kirk Theatre, use the Pickering, Royal Oak stops - CAUTION: The last bus back towards Malton is at 1945, but there are several hotels in Pickering, including a Premier Inn
Cinemas
The Palace Cinema, use the Malton, Wells Lane stop
Misc
All of the information in this post is correct at the time of writing, but please check the relevant links before travelling.
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