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North-East England

The North-East of England (see map below) is associated traditionally with mining, shipbuilding and other heavy industries. However, the north-easterners are 'canny', and have hidden away a number of pearls and gems. Take, for example, the Northumbrian coast with its rugged scenery and beautiful beaches. Then there's Hadrian's Wall, and the vibrant city of Newcastle, with its famous bridge across the Tyne, or the awe-inspiring Durham with its ancient university and iconic cathedral. Go inland and there are appealing towns and villages, and brilliant walks in Teesdale and Weardale. You really must try it!
North-East England includes Northumberland, Tyne & Wear and County Durham.

Have great fun exploring the finest towns and cities in North-East England with Curious About - self-guided heritage walks with a treasure hunt theme!


Please click on any location below to learn more about our fun walks and how to get them. Stay curious!

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Durham

A. Durham
A dramatic city with a stunning cathedral, castle, old-world streets and a delightful river   Read More

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne

B. Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
Famous for its Tyne Bridge, cathedral & castle - it's the capital of the north, and rightly so!  Read More