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Museums Berwick-upon-Tweed

Berwick Barracks & Main Guard
Berwick Barracks is currently closed while works continue to transform Berwick Barracks into a thriving cultural hub. It is expected to reopen in 2027. You can follow the project’s progress here and on the Living Barracks Facebook page.
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Valais Wanders Sheep Trekking at Kypie Farm
A unique experience awaits you - Valais Wanderers Sheep Trekking experience at Kypie Farm. This is a seasonal event running from Easter to end of August. Book from mid-March.
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Shotley, St. Andrew
On a hilltop almost 300m above sea level, St Andrew's was built in 1769 to a cruciform plan on the site of a medieval church, and remodelled in 1892. In the churchyard is a magnificent domed mausoleum built by Humphrey Hopper in 1752.
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Sightseeing and Leisure Berwick-upon-Tweed

Visit Berwick
Berwick-upon-Tweed is the most Northerly town in England. Famous for Elizabethan Walls, iconic bridges, thriving culture, wildlife and beaches.
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Birdwatching Druridge Bay

Druridge Links
Druridge Links has 99 acres of magnificent sand-dunes with many special wild flowers and animals.
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Great Outdoors Bellingham

Hareshaw Linn
A wonderful nature-rich family walk towards Northumberland’s best waterfall.
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Brocksbushes Farm Shop
A family owned business nestled in the Northumberland countryside, providing a great day out for the whole family.
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Hulne Park
Parkland, Gothic tower, lovely views and good walking. No dogs, cycles or vehicles are allowed in the park.
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Museums Hexham

Hexham Old Gaol
Step into Northumberland's past with a visit to Hexham Old Gaol, England's oldest Gaol.
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Great Outdoors Alnwick

Thrunton Wood
Forestry England are pleased to welcome visitors back to certain parts of the forest as they continue clearing the remaining storm damage.