North East England
in England

A region as varied as it is underrated, North East England offers the English countryside at its best, with roaring fireplaces, long pub lunches, rolling green hills and old stone villages, alongside wide, empty beaches and cities that feel welcoming from the first pint. Walk a stretch of Hadrian’s Wall in the morning, eat fish and chips on the Northumberland coast in the afternoon, and finish the day in a Newcastle pub, wondering why it took you so long to visit.

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Newcastle upon Tyne

Its renowned party scene and loyal football fans may have earned Newcastle upon Tyne its reputation, but this city, perched on the northern bank of the River Tyne, has plenty more charm to offer. Its rich industrial heritage, iconic bridges and historic castles blend with a revitalised creative scene, bringing charming bakeries and small, experimental restaurants to the fore. With the North Sea coast just a 20-minute drive away and the bucolic Northumberland countryside on its doorstep, Newcastle is the perfect city stop-off.

Northumberland

Running along the Scottish border is Northumberland where the untouched landscapes and national parks make for the ideal non-touristy escape. Grab your walking boots, binoculars and a few warm layers for the historical castles, waterfalls and captivating coastline awaits!

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North East England in England

Newcastle upon Tyne

Northumberland

North East England
in England