https://youtu.be/nIegDUCfPJM Here in the North East we have some of the best historical, natural and coastal views in all of England. The video above features highlights from places like Jesmond Dene, Alnwick Castle and Garden, and Belsay Hall. Take a tour around the website to find out what you could do on your North East Tour. … Continue reading Highlight reel
Yes, another castle! View of Barnard Castle from the Weir If you have scanned through this website you will have noticed how many castles there are in the North East of England. You may have also noticed how each castle is different and uniquely positioned. Belsay Castle is remotely located in the small town of … Continue reading Another Castle?!
Wilderness in the city! northeasttour The Park Jesmond Dene Park is situated in Jesmond just north of Newcastle. With pay and display nearby you can walk about a mile from Armstrong Bridge up to Jesmond Dene Falls. The walk is beautiful with overgrown wildlife and a continuous stream of water – this place really removes … Continue reading Urban Jungle
It's 3-in-1! https://youtu.be/_rZTrkmoUBI Located in the small village of Belsay, is an English Heritage site which consists of Belsay Hall, the Quarry Gardens, and the medieval castle. All part of the same estate, it is roughly half a mile between the hall and the castle. The castle was originally the main residence for Sir Charles … Continue reading Greek Paradise in Northumberland
Aspiring Quidditch player? or muggle nature lover? https://youtu.be/wo50Zar0x5I Alnwick Castle and Garden is a magical trip for all! Not only can you try your hand at flying a broomstick, there is also a chance to meet Dumbledore and Harry Potter. If magic is not to your liking, then there are more traditional activities to partake in. … Continue reading The magical nature of Alnwick Castle
THE landmark and symbol of the region. northeasttour The Angel of the North Installed a little over 20 years ago in 1998, Anthony Gormley’s award-winning public artwork is not only famous in the North but worldwide. With over 33 million people seeing the sculpture every year it is one of the most viewed pieces of … Continue reading Angel of the North
Known as the country’s first beach resort, Scarborough remains popular to this day for its sea views, option of two beaches, and historical roots. northeasttour North Bay Scarborough's North Bay The North Bay of Scarborough is the quieter beach of the two. It is less commercialised, so it is usually less crowded. However, not to … Continue reading The two sides of Scarborough
The North East may be notorious across England as a place of bad weather, but that doesn't stop the region from having great beaches and seaside towns for those occasional sunny spells! The picturesque Saltburn-by-the-Sea Saltburn-by-the-Sea Saltburn-by-the-Sea, like Scarborough, is a tourist haven yet it retains a more authentic seaside town feel. Since it is … Continue reading Oh! I do like to be beside the seaside!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXVrlQLlUqU Saltburn-by-the-Sea is a stereotypical seaside town: sea, sand, surfers, and fish and chips.Enjoy long walks along the beach, endless arcade games, breath-taking views, or an unusual tram ride on the cliff – the popular tourist destination really has it all. As a seaside town it can get a bit chilly when the wind blows … Continue reading Sea, sand, and surf (sun is optional)
Hint: Great People, Beautiful Scenery, History. The people. Each region of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland has their own distinct personality. With that personality may come an assumption on the friendliness of its inhabitants. Londoners have the image of being brusque and unapproachable, but when placed in the context of the fast-paced, city environment … Continue reading 5 Reasons to Visit the North East
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