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National Trust sites in Northumberland

The trust's portfolio of properties in Northumberland includes Cragside House, Gardens & Estate, home of inventor and industrialist Lord Armstrong, and Wallington House, Gardens & Estate, near Morpeth, a magnificent mansion set in extensive gardens and parklands.

Become a member of the National Trust and enjoy free entry to properties throughout the country.

The unique value of our historic buildings and special places to visit has been recognised by the experts and that means many of them are looked after for the nation by the National Trust.

Two of our most famous castles, Lindisfarne Castle and Dunstanburgh Castle, plus parts of Hadrian's Wall are also owned and looked after by the trust.

You can visit the Thomas Bewick birthplace museum at Cherryburn and railway engineer George Stephenson's cottage near Wylam which often have events celebrating their famous former residents.

The Farne Islands, famous for its fabulous bird life, and Allen Banks and Staward Gorge - a site of special scientific interest - are also owned by the trust.

Although there is an initial cost, becoming a member of the National Trust will certainly save you cash if you and your family want to visit more than two or three attractions while you are here. 

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Search Results 9 properties

  1. Marsden Bay

    Type

    Sightseeing

    Marsden Bay

    Add Marsden Bay to your Shortlist

    Location

    South Shields

    Over the years the mighty North Sea has fashioned the coastline into dramatic cliffs and bays with stacks and caves to explore throughout the year. Marsden Bay is home to one of England's most important seabird colonies with thousands of...

    Telephone:
    +44 0191 454 6612
    Website:
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  2. Penshaw Monument

    Type

    Historic Site

    Penshaw Monument

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    Location

    Chester Road, Houghton Le Spring

    One of the North East's most prominent landmarks, Penshaw Monument was built in 1844 in honour of the first Earl of Durham, John George Lambton.

    Modelled on the Thesion, the Temple of Theseus in Athens, Penshaw stands magnificently...

    Telephone:
    +44 0191 553 2000
    Website:
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  3. Lindisfarne Castle

    Type

    Castle / Fort

    Northumberland Tourism - Gail Johnson

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    Location

    Holy Island

    Location has always been the attraction for the occupiers of Lindisfarne Castle on Holy Island. From the original Tudor builders looking for a strong position to protect the island harbour to the wealthy Edwardian bachelor seeking a quiet...

    Telephone:
    +44 01289 389244
    Website:
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  4. Wallington House, Gardens & Estate

    Type

    Historic House / Palace

    None

    Add Wallington House, Gardens & Estate to your Shortlist

    Location

    Cambo

    Discover Wallington, much-loved home to generations of the unconventional Treveylan family and a magnificent estate where politics and play came together in the heart of Northumberland.

    Visit the impressive, yet friendly house, and...

    Telephone:
    +44 01670 773600
    Website:
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  5. Allen Banks Suspension Bridge

    Add Allen Banks and Staward Gorge to your Shortlist

    Location

    Bardon Mill

    Extensive area of hill and river scenery spectacularly sited above the River Allen. Take a walk on the wild side at Allen Banks and Staward Gorge, one of the largest areas of ancient woodland in Northumberland.

    This extensive woodland...

    Telephone:
    01434 607654
    Website:
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  6. Gibside

    Type

    Parkland / Woodland Garden

    Lily Pond looking up towards Gibside's Column to Liberty

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    Location

    Gateshead

    Escape to this tranquil nature reserve: a grand forest garden and landscape park created by one of the richest men in Georgian England.

    Gibside offers miles of woodland and riverside walks with views across the Derwent Valley. Explore...

    Telephone:
    +44 01207 541820
    Website:
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  7. Dunstanburgh Castle

    Type

    Castle / Fort

    Dunstanburgh Castle from Embleton Bay

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    Location

    Craster

    The ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle tower over the Northumberland coastal line. It is an ideal family day out with a picnic area, fantastic views, and it is not far from the Scottish Borders.

    The Castle was built on the most magnificent...

    Telephone:
    +44 01665 576231
    Website:
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  8. Washington Old Hall

    Type

    Historic House / Palace

    None

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    Location

    Washington

    Washington Old Hall is a delightful stone-built 17thC manor house, which incorporates parts of the original medieval home of George Washington's direct ancestors. It is from here that the family surname of Washington was derived. There are...

    Telephone:
    +44 0191 416 6879
    Website:
    Visit Website

  9. Souter Lighthouse

    Add Souter Lighthouse and The Leas to your Shortlist

    Location

    Whitburn

    Souter is a special place all year round and was the first lighthouse in the world designed and built to be powered by electricity. Opened in 1871, it guided sailors for over 100 years; and although no longer used to warn ships off rocks,...

    Telephone:
    +44 0191 529 0909
    Website:
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Events this month

Free Family Fun this February

Free Family Fun this February

Participatory Event

Dates:

Free entry in half term

11/02/2012-19/02/2012
Free Family Fun this February

Free Family Fun this February

Participatory Event

Dates:

Free Family Fun the February

11/02/2012-19/02/2012
Wake Up at Wallington

Wake Up at Wallington

Participatory Event

Dates:

Wake Up at Wallington, drop in from 11am - 12.30pm & 1.30 -3pm

13/02/2012-17/02/2012
Get Going at Wallington

Get Going at Wallington

Show / Display

Dates:

Get Going at Wallington, 11am - 3pm

17/02/2012-18/02/2012

Events next month

Wallington Woofs

Wallington Woofs

Participatory Event

Dates:

Wallington Woofs, 11am - 4pm

04/03/2012-04/03/2012
Wild Walk at Wallington - Tree-mendous Trees

Wild Walk at Wallington - Tree-mendous Trees

Guided Walk

Dates:

Tree-mendous Trees

24/03/2012-24/03/2012

 

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