BERWICK
Berwick Coast
COAST & COUNTRY
WOOLER, FORD
& ETAL
& TILL VALLEY
&Country...
ALNWICK
COAST & COUNTRY
ROTHBURY
& COQUETDALE
KIELDER WOODHORN
& REDESDALE & COAST
MORPETH & MID
NORTHUMBERLAND
Wildlife and history are a few of the joys that will define your experience
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in the most northern area of Northumberland. The culture and tradition
of Berwick are truly amazing, with Elizabethan walls, the old town, big
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skies and a wide open coast.
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bster fishing near Holy island
The medieval town of Berwick-upon-Tweed is famous for changing
hands between England and Scotland no less than 14 times! What
was once a place of conflict is now peaceful and the culture is rich
with influence from both countries.
Explore inland villages. Many offer great days out and a good mix of
heritage and fun.
Holy Island is a magical atmospheric place. Here you'll feel a deep
sense of peace as you enjoy Britain at its unspoilt best. See birds in
their natural habitat on the Farne Islands, or take in the wonders of
the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
ITINERARY BUILDER
Want to plan your day out?
www.VisitNorthumberland.com
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