15 of the most iconic buildings in Scarborough15 of the most iconic buildings in Scarborough
15 of the most iconic buildings in Scarborough

IN PICTURES: 15 of Scarborough's most iconic buildings

Scarborough is home to several breathtaking historic buildings dating back to the 19th century.
By Louise Perrin
Published 8th Oct 2022, 14:32 BST
Updated 8th Oct 2022, 14:33 BST

From the Grand Hotel to the Spa Pavilion and lighthouse here are 15 of the most iconic architectural landmarks in Scarborough.

Built in 1863, the Grand Hotel on St Nicholas cliff is one of the town's most stunning Victorian buildings.

1. The Grand Hotel

Built in 1863, the Grand Hotel on St Nicholas cliff is one of the town's most stunning Victorian buildings. Photo: Richard Ponter

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The Spa Complex on South Bay is a unique venue. Its orchestra is the last remaining seaside orchestra in the UK and has been drawiing crowds since 1912.

2. Scarborough Spa Pavilion

The Spa Complex on South Bay is a unique venue. Its orchestra is the last remaining seaside orchestra in the UK and has been drawiing crowds since 1912. Photo: Richard Ponter

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Scarborough's Central Tramway was opened in 1881 to improve access between the town centre and the beach. The top station is easily recognisible to residents and visitors alike.

3. The top station at Scarborough's Central Tramway

Scarborough's Central Tramway was opened in 1881 to improve access between the town centre and the beach. The top station is easily recognisible to residents and visitors alike. Photo: Bruce Rollinson

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Scarborough's Grade II listed station opened in 1845. It was originally designed by G.T. Andrews.

4. Scarborough Railway Station

Scarborough's Grade II listed station opened in 1845. It was originally designed by G.T. Andrews. Photo: Richard Ponter

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