Northumberland inspiration

Discover somewhere magical, awe-inspiring and astronomical in Northumberland this autumn and winter with Northumberland’s Dark Skies Trails experiences. From beginners’ astronomy events to delicious Afternoon Tea by a crackling, open fire, there's plenty to enjoy in Northumberland in the colder months.

Looking for ways to spend your autumn getaway? Take a look at our list of 10 things to do in Northumberland this autumn, featuring everything from stargazing to pumpkin picking.

Discover some of the best winter walks in Northumberland, perfect for Christmas walks, Boxing Day ambles and New Year's Day strolls. Admire our frost-glazed, wintry landscapes no matter what the occasion, as we have included short walks, great family trails and long routes in Northumberland.

Here are some of the best pubs in Northumberland with fireplaces to cosy up to after a long, wind-swept walk. Hide away from the cold, wrap your hands around a hot cup of tea and fill your belly with some hearty pub grub by the glow of an open fire.

Find out where to eat in Northumberland this winter, whether it's for a cosy roast dinner, a festive family meal or a work's Christmas do. We have compiled a list of cafes, pubs, restaurants and Christmas markets where you can pick up local Christmas comfort food.

Stargazing isn’t just looking up at the stars from your porch while you’re juggling your shopping bags. It’s the spine-tingling moment when you position yourself beneath a sky that's officially recognised by the International Dark-Sky Association and see constellations and galaxies with the naked eye.

The Holy Island of Lindisfarne is a must-visit, but you must check safe crossing times before visiting. Linked to the mainland by a causeway which is cut off twice daily by fast incoming tides, it is vital to check safe crossing times before crossing the causeway.

With stunning scenery around every turn, travelling in Northumberland is an experience in itself. Here’s everything you need to know.