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Durham Cathedral is the greatest Norman building in England, perhaps even in Europe. It is cherished not only for its architecture but also for its incomparable setting. Like Hadrian's Wall and the Angel of the North, it is an icon of north-east England, its image is instantly recognisable to people who love this part of Britain. |
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Raby Castle - is one of finest medieval Castle's in England. Built by the mighty Nevill family in the 14th Century, Raby remained in the Nevill family until 1569 when the Castle and it's lands were forfeited to the crown. In 1626, Sir Henry Vane the Elder purchased Raby from the crown, and the Castle has remained in the Vane family ever since |
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Beamish Museum is a world famous open air museum. We tell the story of the people of North East England at two important points of their history - 1825 and 1913. |
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Alnwick Garden is a vibrant place, with beautifully landscaped gardens, magnificent architecture and unique features, all brought to life with water. The Garden's centrepiece is the Grand Cascade, the largest water feature of its kind in the country. Inviting pathways lead among beds brimming with plants.There's even one of the world's largest tree houses. |
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Killhope - set in the centre of the North Pennines in the Durham Dales - is a real adventure. Tour the mine, walk in the woodland, visit the exhibitions, see the wildlife. Open daily throughout the season. |
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The Old Fulling Mill - Once a key part of Durham's cloth-making industry, is now home to Durham University's Museum of Archaeology. The collections on display provide a fascinating insight into the rich heritage of the North East of England, as well as showcasing items from across Europe. Highlights include outstanding Roman collections together with Anglo-Saxon, Medieval and Tudor finds from Durham city and the local area. |
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The Bowes Museum is a hidden treasure, a jewel in the heart of beautiful Teesdale. The magnificent building stands proud in the historic market town of Barnard Castle housing internationally significant collections of fine and decorative arts. |
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Crook Hall and Gardens - The 13th century Grade I listed Medieval hall provides a spectacular backdrop to the stunning gardens. Visitors from all over the world come to share in the timeless magic of Crook Hall and leave inspired by these idylic English theme gardens. Soak up the atmosphere over a home-made cream tea in the pretty courtyard or in front of a log fire in the Georgian dining room. |
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