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The Best of North East England | Recommended Places to Stay & Visit

covering Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Cleveland, County Durham, Northumberland and Tyne & Wear

The Best North East England Hotels

Check out our editors' handpicked hotel recommendations throughout North East England and explore a wide choice of special collections, including luxury hotels, family-friendly hotels, budget hotels, country house hotels, spa hotels and much more...

The Best North East England Bed & Breakfasts

For a more personal travel experience, check out our editors' recommended B&Bs and guest house accommodation throughout North East England, including special collections of luxury, country and city centre B&Bs.

North East England inns and pub accommodation

The Best North East England Pub Accommodation

Offering a less formal environment than most hotels, the traditional British pub, often with a surprisingly good restaurant, is a great place to relax at the end of the day. Check out our editors' recommended inns and pubs with rooms throughout North East England.

Alnwick

Alnwick, a picturesque market town in Northumberland, is renowned for its rich history and stunning architecture. The town's centrepiece, Alnwick Castle, famed as a filming location for the Harry Potter films, dates back to the Norman period. Alnwick is also known for the Alnwick Garden, a contemporary attraction featuring innovative designs and the Poison Garden, showcasing toxic plants.

Bamburgh

Bamburgh, a historic village in Northumberland, is celebrated for its iconic Bamburgh Castle, which overlooks the North Sea. Originally a Norman fortress, the castle has a rich history, having stood since the 11th century. Bamburgh is also famous for its stunning beach, offering panoramic views and a glimpse of the Farne Islands.

Beamish Museum

Beamish Museum, located in County Durham, is an open-air museum dedicated to preserving the history of the North East. It vividly recreates life in the early 20th century, featuring a town, colliery, and farm. Visitors can experience the region's heritage firsthand, with costumed staff and restored vintage vehicles, providing an immersive journey through the social and industrial past of the area.

Berwick-upon-Tweed

Berwick-upon-Tweed, the northernmost town in England, is located at the mouth of the River Tweed. Known for its Elizabethan walls, the town boasts a rich history of Anglo-Scottish border conflicts. Its charming streets and architecture reflect a blend of English and Scottish influences. Berwick-upon-Tweed is also renowned for its picturesque bridges and stunning coastal views.

City of Durham

Durham, a historic city in North East England, is celebrated for its Norman cathedral and 11th-century castle, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Durham Cathedral, an architectural marvel, is known for its Romanesque design and the shrine of Saint Cuthbert. The city's University of Durham, founded in 1832, adds a vibrant academic presence to this charming city with its cobbled streets and scenic riverbanks.

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Newcastle-upon-Tyne, a vibrant city in North East England, is renowned for its rich industrial heritage and iconic Tyne Bridge. The city blends historic architecture, like the Norman Castle, with modern cultural sites such as the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art. Famous for its lively nightlife, Newcastle also offers the scenic Quayside along the River Tyne, showcasing a blend of old and new urban landscapes.

Northumberland Coast

The Northumberland Coast, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is famed for its rugged coastline, pristine beaches, and historic castles. Stretching over 100 kilometers, it features landmarks like the Holy Island of Lindisfarne and the dramatic Bamburgh Castle. The coast is also a haven for wildlife, with colonies of seabirds and opportunities for spotting seals and dolphins.

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