Alnwick CastleBailiffgate MuseumDunstanburgh CastleHowick Hall GardensHulne ParkNational Park CentreThe Alnwick Garden
Welcome to Alnwick Castle. To many people, on their first sight of this glorious medieval castle, it can seem foreboding, and certainly its history lacks nothing in drama and intrigue. Some of you may recognise us as a film location, for everything f ...
Bailiffgate Museum presents for the first time the history of Alnwick and District. The people & places of North Northumberland are brought to life here in lively, interactive style, through an exploration of six engaging themes. ...
Massive ruined castle in an impressive coastal setting. A magnificent ruin dominating a lonely stretch of Northumberland's beautiful coastline, Dunstanburgh must be reached on foot along paths following the rocky shore.
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The gardens at Howick are deliberately aimed at garden lovers with the extensive grounds offering a wide variety of plants throughout the year.
In the spring and early summer the Woodland Garden is particularly lovely with rhododendrons, camellias ...
Hulne Park is a Parkland with a Gothic tower, lovely views and good walks. Hulne Park extends over 3000 acres within a walled enclosure. The Park consists of estate forestry, farm and sawmills. In the midst of Hulne Park there is a Priory (Carmelite ...
The National Park Centre at Ingram is situated in the Breamish Valley at the foot of the Cheviot Hills. Ideal for walking, cycling or relaxing beside the river. Within driving distance of Northumberland Heritage Coast, the Borders and Newcastle. The ...
There's so much to explore at The Alnwick Garden, including acres of fascinating plants, water sculptures, the infamous Poison Garden and one of the world's largest wooden tree houses, 364 days a year. The general structural planting comes into its o ...
