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The idyllic country village of Bamburgh, previously seat of the kingdom of Northumbria, is set in..

Hadrian's Wall is the most important monument built by the Romans in Britain. Internationally..

This historic border market town changed hands between England and Scotland no less than 14 times..

Originally known as Lindisfarne and often described as 'the Jewel of the Northumberland Coast'..

The Town of Alnwick, historically the County Town of Northumberland,is situated on the River Aln in..

Near the mouth of the River Coquet, Warkworth has a sandy beach only one mile away, and fishing and..

An interesting fishing village and harbour with a reputation for the most delicious oak-smoked..

Rothbury is a small market town that straddles the River Coquet. The town has a pleasant mix of old..

Old village spread over the hillside climbing from a fertile river valley to the moors.

Longhorsley, on the A697, is essentially a dormitory community for South Northumberland and..

Thropton is a pretty village in Coquetdale with an ancient but well-preserved castle house at its..

Wooler is a small, stone-built town on the edge of the Northumberland National Park and at the foot..

Corbridge is a charming residential village, once a market town, situated four miles east of Hexham..

Hexham is regarded as 'The Capital of Tynedale'. Hexham Abbey, at the heart of the town, dates back..

Otterburn is a celebrated staging post on the road to Scotland, boasting a rich and varied history...