Co-owner at Hjem, Hexham.

Magical castles, barely-trodden beaches and staggering landscapes; no wonder Northumberland has a starring role in world-famous films and TV series. From broomstick lessons to murder mysteries, it has been the backdrop for all kinds of storylines.

Discover the top places to visit in Northumberland, as told by our visitors themselves.

Explore the amazing North Northumberland coast with our guide. North Northumberland is home to some fantastic inland and countryside spots which are covered in a separate guide, but this guide will focus on the North Northumberland coast with its many castles, amazing wildlife and stunning beauty spots. This October, Berwick Lighthouse marks its 200th anniversary, a special milestone on one of England's most dramatic coastlines.

Hollyhocks is a traditional 2-bedroom Edwardian end-terrace cottage in the town of Alnwick. It provides comfortable 4-star self-catering accommodation for up to 4 people

Connecting communities across the North East by bus.

A Grade II* listed Country Hall, sleeping 18, it’s the perfect large house for family celebrations or community groups.

Crabtree & Crabtree is the undisputed leader in exclusive holiday home rentals in the North of England and the South of Scotland.

Northumberland is home to some of the best hotels in the UK, that welcome visitors from home and abroad throughout the year, whether you are planning a romantic couples retreat, a spa break, a group trip, or an adventure with the family, Northumberland has a hotel perfect for you. 

Volunteers at the RNLI Grace Darling Museum in Bamburgh, Northumberland, have received a festive treat: a treasured shawl once owned by the 19th-century lifesaving heroine has been generously donated to the museum’s collection.

Wondering how to keep the kids occupied this October half term in Northumberland? If you're in the North East, you're in luck, there are plenty of exciting things to do in Northumberland, come rain or shine.

Saddle up and take the reins in Northumberland, one of England's best counties for horse riding holidays. Quiet country lanes, ancient bridleways and miles of empty beaches make for some of the finest riding routes anywhere in the country. Local activity providers can supply horses, helmets and guided routes, or if you're an experienced rider, you're free to go exploring on your own.