Find holiday inspiration for the perfect break - North East

North East Scotland Tourist Information

Loch Morlich, West Cairngorms The North East of Scotland is a large triangular geographical region which covers most of the North East of Scotland with the exception of the coastal areas from Nairn to Dundee,...

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North East Coast Scotland Tourist Information

Dunnottar Castle, near Stonehaven The North East coast of Scotland comprises the vast coastline of Aberdeenshire and Moray, and the Angus coastline round Dundee and Montrose. What’s it like? The arrival of...

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Bishop Auckland Tourist Information

Auckland Castle Bishop Auckland is a historic market town in County Durham and a popular gateway into the Weardale area of the Durham Dales. Commanding an elevated position in the Wear Valley and beautifully...

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Bellingham Tourist Information

Walking Holidays in the Northumberland National Park around Bellingham A great base for a fishing and walking holiday, Bellingham nestles on the eastern edge of the Northumberland National Park, directly...

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Stockton on Tees Tourist Information

Tees Barrage, Stockton on Tees Riverside Stockton-on-Tees in the heart of the Tees Valley is a North East centre for watersports. On the outskirts of this lovely market town centre you’ll find Castlegate Quay...

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Tees Valley Tourist Information

HMS Trincomalee at Hartlepool’s Maritime Experience The Tees Valley or Teeside is the birthplace of Britain’s railways and home to Captain James Cook Country. The region is famed worldwide for its maritime and...

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Wooler Tourist Information

Wooler is a stone-built market in Glendale – the perfect gateway into the Cheviot Hills & Northumberland National Park Wooler is a charming stone-built market town above Wooler Water, in the heart of the...

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Bamburgh Tourist Information

Bamburgh Castle Located right in the centre of the Northumberland Heritage Coast, beautiful Bamburgh is the site of one of Britain’s most popular castles and favourite views! The prominent and elevated...

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Northumberland Coast Tourist Information

The Holy Island of Lindisfarne at dawn The Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) is one of England’s Heritage Coasts, home to ancient landmark The Holy Island of Lindisfarne and the...

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Tyne & Wear Tourist Information

Angel of the North, Gateshead, Tyne & Wear Mixing world class urban centres with a family fun seaside coast, Tyne & Wear is home to the North East’s great cultural capital and centre for art and design,...

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Gateshead Tourist Information

Angel of the North, Gateshead Flanking the southern banks of the Tyne, Gateshead in Tyne & Wear faces Newcastle across the river and is home to a selection of the North East’s top arts centres along its...

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Newcastle Accommodation

Newcastle Accommodation Whether you’re on business, a luxury romantic break, a cultural weekend away, a family city break or a budget Stag & Hen weekend, the range of Newcastle accommodation caters...

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What to do in Newcastle

BALTIC & Gateshead Millennium Bridge Newcastle Gateshead is a dazzling mix of award-winning museums and galleries, a spectacular waterfront flanked by landmark architectural buildings, a vibrant nightlife and...

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Newcastle Attractions

Life Science Centre Newcastle Be amazed by the choice of Newcastle museums and galleries, many of which including The Discovery Museum, the Great North Museum, the Hancock Gallery and the BALTIC contemporary...

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Newcastle B&B Guesthouse

River Tyne, Newcastle Waterfront Exceptional value and in great locations, Newcastle bed & breakfast accommodation is plentiful around Jesmond just north of the city centre, close to Metro links and situated...

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