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Slow Durham travel guide. Holiday advice and tourist information cover heritage attractions, industrial history, museums, walking, wildlife, national nature reserves, accommodation, restaurants. Thorough coverage includes Durham city, Heritage Coast Path, hills, Weardale, Upper Teesdale, Barnard Castle, High Force waterfall, old railway trails.
Who wants to spend the night in a tiny chapel?
From idyllic riverside spots to 19th-century barns.
From riverside apartments to peaceful barn conversions.
From large country inns to Victorian townhouses.
From romantic spa hotels to converted Georgian mansions.
How many can you tick off?
There’s nothing quite like the great outdoors.
This charming Northumberland town is the perfect place to spend a weekend.
Though popular with families, hikers, birdwatchers and watersports enthusiasts, Northumberland’s coastline is wonderfully unspoilt and crowd free.
The culture hub of the North East offers a wealth of attractions.
When it comes to walks, Northumberland has almost too much on offer.
Walk or cycle to the source of the Tyne and explore the moorland and waterfalls of the North Pennines.
Gemma Hall finds out more about this fun bank holiday festival.
This Northumberland coastal walk has it all: woodland, historic gardens, beautiful beaches and a stop for afternoon tea!