The Cookie Jar Bistro

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.

Step back in time with a visit to Lady Waterford Hall and learn of a woman ahead of her time.

Hay Farm is home to the largest herd of rare breed Clydesdale Heavy Horses within the North of England.

Tower Knowe, the gateway centre to Kielder Water & Forest Park, is an ideal location to orientate yourself and find out what you can do and where.

Multi award-winning premium escape room centre with escape games are inspired by the rich heritage of the North East.

Opening its doors in time for the Tall Ships arrival in the Port of Blyth, the sleek new Commissioners Quay Inn is the jewel in the crown of Blyth’s impressive harbour development. Maximising every inch of its water’s edge location, enjoy unbeatable sea views, all day, every day dining and contemporary en-suite bedrooms. The Commissioners Quay Inn is the place to eat, drink, sleep and explore from. We're open all day, from 7.30am until 9.00pm serving homemade breakfasts, light bites, lunches and evening meals. Our food is homemade and freshly cooked to order. A cracking selection of local real ales, quirky craft beers, delicious wines, spirits and speciality teas and coffees.

Iconic Tudor Fort converted into an intimate holiday home in 1903 for Edward Hudson by architect Sir Edwin Lutyens. With charming Gertrude Jekyll walled garden and stunning coastal views to Bamburgh and the Farne Islands - an unusual holiday home by the sea. Please check our website for opening times and causeway safe crossing times http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/lindisfarne-castle/

An award winning homely 3 star hotel and Restaurant near Hexham with a secret walled garden, beautifully sunny conservatory, cosy wood burning fireplace and inviting accommodation.

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.

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