Top attractions in Northumbria
Visit Northumberland and you’ll discover plenty of things to do and places to see. Northumberland is of course home to large stretches of Hadrian’s Wall, covering some 84 miles coast to coast set amidst glorious countryside and takes you back 2,000 years to a time when the Roman Centurions worked and lived in this most spectacular part of England. But there is a lot more to Northumberland than you might think...
The county’s natural beauty is attraction enough for many people, but Northumberland’s attractions are extremely varied; outdoor and in, large and small, for young and old. From Hadrian’s Wall and the historic castles found along this most historic border country to the north east’s historic cities and vibrant culture, there is something for everyone in the ancient kingdom of Northumbria.
Discover Northumbria’s top attractions , which cater for all tastes from it’s natural attractions and wild beauty to sophisticated cities and rich culture. In close proximity is Newcastle, home to many of Northumberland’s top attractions, including the Tyne Bridge and the nearby iconic Angel of the North.
When it comes to nightlife, Newcastle has much to offer. For the party animals amongst you there are many pubs and clubs to choose from, while if it is a cultural night out to the theatre or art galleries you want, Newcastle has it all. The city is of course rich in heritage and history, with its key role in the industrial revolution documented in a plethora of museums throughout the area. But as to which is the top attraction of Northumbria, well you’ll have to come and see for yourself!
