Northumberland Links

Here are links to some other websites you may find useful.

• Alnwick Castle
  Alnwick Castle is the second largest inhabited castle in England is also famous now as a film set for Harry Potter.
• Alnwick Garden
  The Alnwick Garden is an exciting contemporary garden, a magical landscape created from a unique idea.
• Bamburgh Castle
  Perched on a basalt outcrop at the very edge of the North Sea, Bamburgh arguably possesses the finest location of any English castle.
• Border Reivers
  For 300 years, Scottish and English borderers endured violence and treachery, murder and arson, raiding and theft, living in constant fear and misery. This is their story.
• English Heritage
  Eglish Heritage are custodians of several local historical sites, including Dunstanburgh Castle and Lindisfarne.
• Hadrian's Wall
  Hadrian's Wall ranks as one of the finest remnants of Roman Britain.
• Kimmerston Riding Centre
  Kimmerston Riding Centre, just four miles from Akeld Manor, offers horse riding in the Cheviot Hills and on Holy Island in Northumberland.
• North Country Roads
  This website offers a unique tour of the country roads and shady lanes of Northumberland.
• Northumberland National Park
  Northumberland National Park contains some of the finest open country in Britain.
• Shepherd's Walks
  This award winning site details walks throughout Northumberland, Cumbria and the Scottish Borders. Each of the walks has been written and researched by Jon Monks, a local Northumbrian hill shepherd.
• The Garden Station
  This restored Victorian railway station in Hexham, Northumberland offers visitors a woodland garden, walks and art exhibitions. It also offers courses in gardening, botanical art, willow weaving, etc.
• The National Trust
  North east attractions include Wallington Hall, Cragside, Dunstanburgh Castle, the Farne Islands, and Lindisfarne Castle on Holy Island.

Exchanging Links

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