Friday, 15 May 2009

Highlights for North East of England

Be dazzled by The Alnwick Garden; gaze in awe at Alnwick Castle, and see The Angel of the North: a North East England break is a string of highlights. Reinvigorate yourself in our open spaces – two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a vast National Park and dramatic Heritage Coast. Head for vibrant cities, discover magnificent castles and explore acclaimed and award-winning attractions.


Angel of the North


This 20m-high sculpture by Antony Gormley is one of the most-viewed pieces of public art in the world.







Hadrian’s Wall

Walk or cycle this 73-mile World Heritage Site, in the footsteps made by the Roman legions almost 2000 years ago.


Bamburgh Castle
A spectacular fortress with fine displays of armour and paintings and outstanding views of the Northumberland coast.



The Holy Island of Lindisfarne

This magical island, where the famous Gospels were written, can only be reached by crossing a causeway at low tide.


The Sage Gateshead
This stunning building was designed by Forster and Partners and plays host to music from every corner of the world.

Durham Cathedral
Magnificent World Heritage Site described by travel writer Bill Bryson as “the best cathedral on planet Earth”.

Northumberland National Park
Officially England’s most tranquil place and the perfect escape for walkers and wildlife-watchers alike.

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