Situated in the heart of the market town of Hexham, Hexham Abbey is one of the most-visited free attractions in the North East and has a new visitor centre, an interactive exhibition, cafe, and shop.

Our 2023 Choral Pilgrimage celebrates the legacy of the composer, William Byrd.

A beautifully restored Grade II* listed building with views of Hexham Abbey and on-site accommodation, Hexham house is the perfect place for your big day.

Stunning architecture, picturesque parks, and a bloody Northumbrian history are all waiting to be explored in Hexham. Immerse yourself in stories about the Northumbria Vikings, historical criminal families or ‘Border Reivers’, and the Anglo-Saxon Abbey.

Explore the best walks in and around Hexham with Visit Northumberland. From riverside strolls to dog-friendly trails, there’s a route for everyone.

Find somewhere to sleep in the market town of Hexham, where restaurants and cafes sit on cobbled corners and Hadrian's Wall is just a stone's throw away. Stay in a luxury hotel, snug B&B or camp beneath the stars in this historic market town.

The best place to find information on Hadrian's Wall, attractions, events, eating out, accommodation, walks, and much more.

From Border Reiving to Roman occupation, Northumberland has more than its fair share of turbulent history.

From castles to bastle houses, forts to farmers’ markets and archaeology to astronomy. The diverse Heart of Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland holds thousands of years’ worth of history, quaint villages and spectacular stargazing opportunities.

If you’re wondering how to keep the kids occupied this February half term, Northumberland has all you need for a fun-filled trip. With family attractions to explore, castles packed with history, outdoor adventures to burn off energy and events taking place across the county, there’s something to keep all ages entertained.

There’s nothing quite like a festive day out to get you feeling merry in the run-up to Christmas day.

With almost 50 million cars on UK roads, it’s sometimes easy to forget that the UK also has an excellent train network just waiting to be used. The best part? A lot of Northumberland’s destinations are easily accessible from the comfort of a cosy train seat.