Discover the beauty of Northumberland
From UNESCO World Heritage sites, historic houses, thriving villages, stunning coastlines – Northumberland has it all!
A Place to Explore
Immerse yourself in the enchanting blend of history, natural beauty, and rustic charm that Corbridge, Hexham and the wider Northumberland area offers.
Corbridge, a picturesque town, welcomes guests with its quaint cobbled streets, timber-framed buildings, and a rich historical heritage. Explore the charming local shops, enjoy a leisurely stroll, and discover the fascinating remnants of the Roman era at the Corbridge Roman Town ruins.
West of Corbridge is Hexham, another gem in the Tyne Valley. Here, you can admire the magnificent Hexham Abbey, a stunning structure steeped in history. The vibrant market square offers a delightful atmosphere with its regular farmers market. independent boutiques and cosy pubs, perfect for exploring at your own pace.
The Tyne Valley’s location provides easy access to some of Northumberland’s most significant attractions, including the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hadrian’s Wall. Visitors can also plan day trips to Alnwick Castle, Bamburgh Castle, the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, and Kielder Water and Forest Park. Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or a culinary enthusiast, the captivating allure of Corbridge and Northumberland awaits you.
Where to Eat
Beaumont Hotel
With the Victorian Sele Park as its backdrop, enjoy a drink at the bar or dine on local seasonal produce in the delightful open plan restaurant, lounge and bar.
Danielle's Bistro
A cosy family run restaurant with a wide range of freshly cooked Mediterranean and British cuisine, using locally sourced ingredients.
Saathi's
Saathi’s offers both a restaurant and takeaway service for authentic Indian cuisine. Offering traditional curries using a combination of authentic and modern cooking techniques.
Bouchon Bistrot
An award winning restaurant at the North East Restaurant Awards, Bouchon Bistrot serves country style French cuisine, including daily specials in the evening.
Where to Visit
Corbridge
Corbridge is a beautiful village, steeped in history and home to many rare finds from Roman life. Used as a location for TV, this picturesque village is brimming with delightful independent businesses, including a range of cafes, restaurants and pubs as well as traditional grocers, butchers and deli shop to artisan jewellers, bookshops and a cookshop.
Hexham
With a rich history, beautiful archituecture, picturesque parks, Hexham is a charming town to visit. With a variety of independent shops, cafes and restaurants as well as an independent cinema and local arts centre with events throughout the year. The town has a large leisure centre and numerous supermarkets catering for all your needs.
Hadrian's Wall
This is one of Britain’s most significant Roman landmarks. Stretching 73 miles from coast to coast, the wall offers insights into Roman history and of course stunning views and walks.
Trails & Walks
You’ll be spoilt for choice with trails and walking opportunities in and around Corbridge & Hexham. From local circular walks and heritage trails to sections along Hadrian’s Wall (notably Sycamore Gap) and even the Pennine Way.
Dark Skies
Due to the low levels of light pollution in Northumberland, we are one of the best places in the country to go stargazing.
Newcastle Upon Tyne
A vibrant city and a hub for shopping, with a diverse range of eateries, theatres, museums and art galleries, Newcastle is a must-see city to visit.
Northumberland Coast
The Northumberland coastline includes swathes of sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, seaside towns, coastal castles and nature reserves. From coastal walks, to boat trips to fresh sea food, there’s plenty to discover.
Bamburgh Castle
Perched on the coastline, Bamburgh Castle is one of the largest inhabited castles in the country. Its stunning architecture, combined with panoramic views of the coastline, makes it a must-visit.
Alnwick Castle
and Gardens
This is one of the most recognisable castles in the UK, having been featured in many films and TV shows, including the Harry Potter series. The stunning Alnwick Gardens, adjacent to the castle, offer beautiful landscapes and the infamous Poison Garden.
The Holy Island of Lindisfarne
Accessible via a causeway during low tide, the island is known for its tranquillity, historic Lindisfarne Priory, and Lindisfarne Castle.
