Northumberland has many areas of outstanding natural beauty with large tracts of the county within the confines of the Northumberland National Park. Northumberland forms part of the Heritage Coastline with many Sites of Scientific Interest along many areas of the coast.

Alnwick Garden has proven to be one of the most popular destinations for tourists in recent times, although by no means the only attraction that Northumberland has to offer.

Alnwick and now Hexham have both been voted as the best places to live in the country by Country Life Magazine.

There are more castles than any other County in Britain, each unique in its own way, the closest is Bamburgh and Alnwick. Golfers have the choice of 24 golf courses within the county. The closest being Bamburgh, Seahouses, Dunstanburgh and Belford.

Beamish Museum offers a glimpse of the past to those who may be interested in our Industrial and Railway History.

Although we are in rural Northumberland we are a close journey to the Scottish Borders and the cities of Newcastle and Edinburgh and all they have to offer.

Hadrians Wall and Durham Cathederal are classified as World Heritage sites and are not too far away. We have some wonderful
landmarks such as the Angel of the North and the
Millennium Eye Bridge, voted one of the best
innovations of the 21st Century.