Visit Northumberland Brochure

The Visit Northumberland brochure from Northumberland Tourism Ltd invites visitors to experience a UK adventure like no other, showcasing the county's idyllic countryside, rich towns and quaint villages. With a sweeping landscape that varies from dune-fringed beaches and striking hills to vibrant forests, Northumberland can indulge an outdoor enthusiasm or kindle a new passion for natural seclusion and beauty.

Ways to tailor your holiday

There are many reasons why visitors continue to flock to Northumberland, and a holiday here can be tailored to suit a range of tastes and interests:

• Wildlife - two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty bursting with natural splendour
• Walking and cycling - 400 square miles of national park and a rich coastline to explore
• Fishing and watersports - sailing, canoeing, kayaking and even kite surfing
• Spa and health - spas, beauty boutiques and luxury hotels
• History and heritage - local history, Hadrian's Wall and other ancient sites

Stately homes, gardens and attractions

The thriving towns and villages keep visitors entertained whatever their interests. Explore the grandeur and elegance of stately homes and gardens such as the Cragside Estate and Howick Gardens & Arboretum, or discover historical attractions like Woodhorn Museum, which wows with its local heritage and intrigue and stays enthralling even on a rainy day.

Food, events and where to stay

Whatever the day holds, a wealth of indulgent restaurants and cafes awaits, alongside a huge array of accommodation options. For those who prefer to stay close to base, regular food festivals, agricultural shows and cultural events provide plenty of entertainment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What outdoor activities can visitors enjoy in Northumberland?

Visitors can enjoy walking and cycling across 400 square miles of national park and coastline, as well as fishing and watersports including sailing, canoeing, kayaking and kite surfing.

Are there historical sites to explore?

Yes. The county is home to Hadrian's Wall and other ancient sites, plus attractions such as Woodhorn Museum, which showcases local heritage.

Which stately homes and gardens are featured?

The brochure highlights stately homes and gardens including the Cragside Estate and Howick Gardens & Arboretum.

Is there something to do if the weather is poor?

Yes. Indoor attractions such as Woodhorn Museum are noted as keeping visitors enthralled even on a rainy day.

What is there for visitors interested in relaxation?

Those seeking relaxation can indulge in spas, beauty boutiques and luxury hotels across the county.

Are there events and dining options available?

A wealth of restaurants and cafes await visitors, while regular food festivals, agricultural shows and cultural events take place throughout the area.

This brochure is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes Northumberland Tourism Ltd. For current details, visit the company's official website.