10 things to do in Northumberland on Valentine's Day As Valentine’s Day looms, romance blooms in Northumberland. With a coastline full of romantically ruinous castles, a star-studded sky where the Milky Way can be seen with the naked eye and awe-inspiring landscapes to explore together, there’s something for every type of couple to celebrate their love in Northumberland.
Exploring, etc Guided canoeing, rock climbing and hill walking, to connect with nature. Adventure paired with nature spotting, arts activities and bushcraft.
Visit Berwick Berwick-upon-Tweed is the most Northerly town in England. Famous for Elizabethan Walls, iconic bridges, thriving culture, wildlife and beaches.
Northern Adventures Walk Northern England. We offer a range of guided and self guided day trips, tours and holidays.
Beaches and coastline Admire blazing sunrises, discover hidden bays, and relish superb seafood on our pristine coastline. Spot our castles standing guard along our dramatic shoreline, and explore more than 30 miles of barely-trodden beaches.
Curius Compass Experience exceptional guided tours on Hadrian's Wall, blending history, storytelling and stunning landscapes. Inclusive adventures crafted for unforgettable memories.
5 things things to do exploring Kielder's wildlife Northumberland’s beautiful, award-winning Kielder Water & Forest Park is a fantastic, natural habitat for many rare species of native British wildlife - and is a unique and wonderful place for all to visit and enjoy.
Northumberland National Park Northumberland National Park is one of England’s finest landscapes. Home to England’s darkest skies and most tranquil spaces, it is steeped in culture and heritage spanning thousands of years.
TV's Julia Bradbury steps up Television's queen of walking Julia Bradbury has stepped up to back a pub group that's encouraging people to enjoy being outdoors with new, self-guided Walk Inn breaks.
Popsicle Stand's Guide to the Scottish Borders from Northumberland The region that straddles the border of England and Scotland is a beautiful one. Northumberland on the English side and the Scottish Borders on the Scots are two halves of one extraordinarily attractive area, a blend of stunning landscapes, historical landmarks, and ancient ruins, as well as plenty of Scottish and Northern English charm.