Northumberland

Northumberland is wild and untamed in its beauty, claiming a sweeping 64 miles of coastline shaped by the restless waves of the North Sea, an untouched landscape of high moorland and a fierce history that resonates through the air. As evidence of its fascinating past, Northumberland has more castles than any other county in England, with Alnwick Castle Bamburgh Castle and Warkwork Castle being particularly striking examples.
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Lindisfarne: A history of Holy Island

Once the holiest site in Anglo-Saxon England, the beautiful tidal island of Lindisfarne is a haven for historians Driving over the Lindisfarne causeway from the English mainland is one of the most memorable experiences you…

Alnwick Castle, Northumberland. Credit: Philip Sharp / Alamy

Northumberland Castles

Northumberland is home to more castles than any other English county. We travel to England’s northernmost region to hear tales of theft, murder and spooky apparitions Its location close to the Scottish border has meant…

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Top 10 beaches in Britain

Britain’s beaches offer something for everyone, whether it’s the traditional bucket-and-spade seaside experience or somewhere to walk and admire the scenery.

Northumberland: The heritage coast

Steeped in stories of invaders and sleeping under the spell of a dangerous and heroic past besieged with bloody border clashes, Northumberland today

Langley Castle Hotel

Langley Castle Hotel

Langley Castle Hotel is a genuine 14th-century castle set in a 12-acre woodland estate, nestling in the Northumbrian valley of the River South Tyne All castle bed chambers are unique and furnished to a high…