You will be amazed at how much is on offer in the vibrant centre of Newcastle and Gateshead. A full day here will give time for a panoramic tour taking in all the sites. Newcastle Castle keep, which gave the city its name, the statue of Earl Grey (Monument) of tea fame, Saint Nicholas CathedralRead more about Newcastle and Gateshead[…]

No visit to the north-east would be complete without at least a glimpse of Hadrian’s Wall, once of the most northerly outpost of the vast Roman Empire. On a panoramic tour you will hear stories which bring the area to life –we can only imagine the hardships faced by those brave men 2000 years ago.Read more about Hadrian’s Wall and the edge of the Roman Empire[…]

Following the stunning Northumberland coastal route past the small villages of Alnmouth, Amble and Warkworth, the Northumberland coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is amongst the finest landscapes in the country. The journey continues north to Bamburgh, home to the Grace Darling Museum which tells the story of one of the north’s greatest heroines andRead more about Northumberland Coast and Castles[…]

A visit to the traditional market town of Alnwick is a treat for everyone. There is so much to see that it’s easy to spend a whole day here. The town itself is full of nooks and crannies which are best explored on foot. In the centre of the town is Alnwick Castle, home ofRead more about Alnwick Delights[…]

Durham city, once the home to the medieval Prince Bishops is best explored on foot. A walking tour can take in the best of the medieval heart of the city and include the Market place, the bridges on the river Wear and a stroll to the jewel in Durham’s crown, Durham Cathedral. Described by BillRead more about Durham City[…]