Newcastle & The Best of Northumberland
Experience the very best of the North East on this fantastic midweek break based in one of the most vibrant cities in the UK with visits to iconic destinations.
Come with us as we head into Northumberland, a land of breathtaking beauty and unlimited possibilities. Discover romantically ruinous castles, barely-visited beaches, bunting-strewn market towns and fabulous gardens. We combine this with a warm Geordie welcome and the amazing atmosphere and attractions of buzzing Newcastle upon Tyne. You will be spoilt for choice from your central Newcastle hotel location with plenty to explore and wonder at in this amazing mix of ancient and modern, where visitors come to celebrate and sightsee from all over the world.
You can enjoy an amazing range of experiences in this beautiful area and we’ve included some of the best! Experience the serene beauty of the Northumbria coast with historic and imposing Bamburgh Castle, a magnificent coastal fortress, and the sacred tidal island of Lindisfarne, otherwise known as Holy Island. We also discover the picturesque market town of Alnwick known for its historical charm and quaint ambience. Created by the Duchess of Northumberland, The Alnwick Garden is a delight, featuring the largest collection of European plants in the UK and the largest Japanese Cherry Orchard in the World. An included guided tour introduces us to this modern garden combining sculpture, water features, and beautiful plants to create a wonderful attraction.
But don’t worry, you’ll still have plenty of free time to relax, explore and uncover the hidden secrets and stories of the magnificent city of Newcastle on your own from the lovely Leonardo Newcastle Quayside hotel. We can guarantee that if you haven’t been before, it is much more than you might think it would be….
An ideal choice for:
* Fans of the beautiful North East of England
* Anyone who shares an interest in our rich island history
* Couples and friends looking to explore together and share their experiences
* Those curious about this strangely undiscovered gem of a region