Admire fishing boats floating lazily on Craster's harbour, let the charcoal scent of L Robson and Sons’ smokehouse tickle your nostrils and wander towards the pocket-sized chunk of the once grand fortress, Dunstanburgh Castle on this short route.

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Explore the Reiver Trails and uncover Northumberland’s wild beauty and rich history. This network of waymarked routes connects iconic landmarks like Hadrian’s Wall with the remote landscapes of Kielder.

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

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Don't leave the dog at home, bring it on holiday and enjoy the wealth of dog friendly things to do in Northumberland. We have rounded up some of Northumberland's best dog friendly attractions so you can have a fantastic trip with your four-legged friend.

Step back in time at Ford & Etal Estates with a visit to Lady Waterford Hall and learn of a woman ahead of her time.

Set in the heart of the Northumberland countryside, Hadrian’s Hotel is a cosy, welcoming retreat where history and comfort meet.

The famous smoked kippers popular with the Royal Family, the ruins of what was once a magnificent fortress, local art, a tranquil cove, and bird spotting are just a few of the things that will make your visit to the fishing village of Craster so memorable.

A new interactive art installation is coming to Berwick-upon-Tweed this July, inviting visitors to crown themselves king or queen in a nod to the town's historic Tweed Salmon Queen tradition. Here's everything you need to know about Our Wic.

Discover the Vindolanda Writing Tablets and uncover the voices of Roman Britain.