Newcastle House Restaurant & Bar

Experience the serenity of Lindisfarne Priory, cross the dramatic causeway to reach the island of Lindisfarne, on a journey that will stay in your memory forever.

Wild Intrigue host unique wildlife events to rewild everyone by hooking up with nature-minded farmers, foodies and other friends.

Visitors to Corbridge Roman Town can walk along the main street of this Roman garrison town, flanked by the remains of granaries, a fountain house, markets, workshops and temples.

Foxton's Wine Bar specialises in seafood, amazing steaks, local themed burgers, with vegetarian options too. Foxtons friendly team awaits you!

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Experience a different level of Northumberland at England's finest fortress Bamburgh Castle, home of the real Last Kingdom of Bebbanburg.

Come and see what life was like at one the Roman Empire's most northern outposts.

The Drift Café is famous for wonderful homemade cakes, fantastic food (all freshly prepared) and excellent customer service and new addition of The Drift Chippy.

Visit Roman Vindolanda today and you will find one of the North East’s most famous and not to be missed tourist attractions lying in the beautiful landscape of Hadrian's Wall Country.

The Ravenber Way is a 210½ mile (336.8 km) long-distance coast-to-coast walk across northern England from Ravenglass in Cumbria to Berwick-upon-Tweed in Northumberland.Other route options and alternative routes have been included in the book 'Coast to Coast on the Ravenber Way'. Alfred Wainwright's approved route passes Lakeland's finest array of peaks encompassing Wasdale Head, and traces the way used by Roman soldiers over the High Street Range, crosses the pastoral Eden Valley, climbs over the high Pennines, traverses the northern moors and heads on into the ancient kingdom of Northumbria. Beyond the Roman Wall lies the fell country, the Simonside Hills and the beautiful slopes and ridges of the Cheviots. Finally, the walk ends on an idyllic note, as it follows the leafy valley of the River Till and along the banks of the mighty Tweed to reach the North Sea.