Guidebook for Branxton
Food Scene
The scones are delicious and you get a free filter coffee refill.
8 habitants recommandent
The Hirsel Cottage Tea Room
The scones are delicious and you get a free filter coffee refill.
The Blue Bell Inn
A697Traditional British pub grub
Richard and Victoria Baker provide light lunches and have a good range of village shop supplies on the Ford and Etal Estates. There is a lot to see and do in this area.
9 habitants recommandent
The Lavender Tearooms
Richard and Victoria Baker provide light lunches and have a good range of village shop supplies on the Ford and Etal Estates. There is a lot to see and do in this area.
My favourite place in Berwick with great views across the pan-tiled roofs to the river and great coffee.
28 habitants recommandent
The Maltings Kitchen
Eastern LaneMy favourite place in Berwick with great views across the pan-tiled roofs to the river and great coffee.
Milan Restaurant
2 High StGreat food and good service that won't cost a fortune.
No1 Hotel & Wine Lounge | Wooler Northumberland
1 High StDelicious tapas food and welcoming, cosy interior
Sightseeing
No trip to Northumberland is complete without a visit to this wonderful family-run business. Learn about bees and their honey, visit the museum with it's eclectic mix of vehicles and memorabilia and have tea and cake on a double-decker bus. Don't forget to walk down and see the Chain Bridge!
18 habitants recommandent
Chain Bridge Honey Farm
No trip to Northumberland is complete without a visit to this wonderful family-run business. Learn about bees and their honey, visit the museum with it's eclectic mix of vehicles and memorabilia and have tea and cake on a double-decker bus. Don't forget to walk down and see the Chain Bridge!
A magnificent house set in extensive parkland with formal gardens. Owned by the Armstrong family, it was the first house in the world to be lit using hydroelectric power.
106 habitants recommandent
National Trust - Cragside
A magnificent house set in extensive parkland with formal gardens. Owned by the Armstrong family, it was the first house in the world to be lit using hydroelectric power.
Château d'Alnwick
Because Harry Potter was filmed there?
Walk the battlefield trail and learn about this major battle between England and Scotland in 9th September 1513, where many thousands lost their lives.
Flodden
Walk the battlefield trail and learn about this major battle between England and Scotland in 9th September 1513, where many thousands lost their lives.
Drinks & Nightlife
Foxtons Winebar & Restaurant
26 Hide HillBarrels Ale House
59-61 Bridge StThe Curfew
46A Bridge StParks & Nature
Jardin d'Alnwick
Denwick LaneMake sure you check the tides before you drive over the causeway!
58 habitants recommandent
Holy Island
Make sure you check the tides before you drive over the causeway!
Book a boat trip from Seahouses to see nesting seabird colonies (puffins, guillimots, etc) in the spring/early summer. Seals can almost always been seen too.
Farne Islands
Book a boat trip from Seahouses to see nesting seabird colonies (puffins, guillimots, etc) in the spring/early summer. Seals can almost always been seen too.
Shopping
Kelso
Alnwick
Barter Books
An absolute must for all book lovers!
Essentials
Co-op Food
34 High St A mini supermarket on the High Street.
Our nearest village shop (and cafe) with basic provisions. A good place to stop to get a picnic lunch with a fantastic selection of pies, rolls and cakes.
Cornhill Village Shop & Post Office
Main StreetOur nearest village shop (and cafe) with basic provisions. A good place to stop to get a picnic lunch with a fantastic selection of pies, rolls and cakes.
Entertainment & Activities
We are blessed to have this amazing place in Berwick which offers a full programme of films, live screenings, plays and musical events.
28 habitants recommandent
The Maltings Kitchen
Eastern LaneWe are blessed to have this amazing place in Berwick which offers a full programme of films, live screenings, plays and musical events.