Northumberland is proud to be one of the driest counties in the United Kingdom. We have so many outdoor attractions and so many things to do in our great outdoors.
However, there are times when the skies open and it can get windy and cold. This is where our list of indoor attractions in Northumberland comes in handy! We have a variety of museums, galleries, stately homes, leisure centres to name a few - where you can visit indoors.
Watch and clock museum on Haltwhistle main street centred around the local children's stories of Mr George the clock man written by Diana Bell.
The museum is housed in the historic Berwick Barracks and contains historical town artefacts and part of Sir William Burrel's art collection.
A spectacular castle with fantastic coastal views. The stunning Kings Hall and Keep house collections of armour, artwork, porcelain and furniture.
Kirkharle Lake and Courtyard is home to an historic farm courtyard, Coffee-house/Restaurant and range of unique arts and crafts workshops.
Whitehouse Farm is the all-weather fun attraction with soft play, restaurant, outdoor play areas, tractor-trailer rides and lots of animals to feed, hold and stroke.
Dubbed “The River Cottage of the North” by Luxe magazine (2013), and renowned as the place to find the traditional tastes of Hadrian’s Wall country, Vallum is a unique and growing community of artisans whose produce is enjoyed by visitors from all over the country.
The first purpose-built barracks in England, Berwick Barracks is now host to three museums. The Main Guard houses 'The story of a Border Garrison Town' exhibition.
Woodhorn celebrates Northumberland. Stunning new architecture and listed colliery buildings house fascinating displays, galleries, interactives and amazing archival treasures. See paintings by the famous Pitmen Painters here too.
Country estate, home to a range of attractions including Heatherslaw Railway; Heatherslaw Cornmill; Lady Waterford Hall; Etal Castle; Flodden Battlefield; tearooms; quirky shops and places to stay. Also ideal for walking and cycling.
Newbiggin Maritime Centre, the newest attraction on the beautiful Northumberland coastline, offers a unique experience for visitors.
Tour the Old Gaol, 1330AD, by glass lift. Meet the gaoler, see a Reiver raid and try on costumes.
TAKE A WINTER BREAK
Walk and Cycle in Northumberland National Park.
Relax in the Garden Sauna and an evening by the Log Burning Stove.
Contemporary art gallery with a programme of events by Berwick Visual Arts.
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