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Northumberland, often called “castle country,” boasts more castles than any other county in England. With over 70 castle sites—many still standing proudly, others now hauntingly beautiful ruins—this northern land is steeped in stone, legend, and legacy. But why does this peaceful corner of the country have such a turbulent and fortified past?

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Nestled in the heart of Northumberland, the charming village of Lowick and the historic town of Berwick-upon-Tweed offer some of the most breath-taking walking opportunities in the UK. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or a casual stroller, this area’s stunning landscapes, rich history, and serene ambiance are bound to captivate you. Here are some must-visit walking routes in and around Lowick and Berwick-upon-Tweed.

The Wildlife That Surrounds Us in Northumberland: From Puffins to Pines and Everything In Between

The Wildlife That Surrounds Us in Northumberland: From Puffins to Pines and Everything In Between

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Northumberland may be known for its castles and coastlines, but spend a little time with your eyes open and you’ll soon realise: this county is teeming with wildlife. From puffins in the sea spray to red squirrels in the treetops, Northumberland is one of the UK’s richest regions for wildlife — and you don’t need to be a seasoned naturalist to enjoy it.

A Guide to Local Restaurants, Pubs, and Cafes in Northumberland

A Guide to Local Restaurants, Pubs, and Cafes in Northumberland

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Northumberland, known for its sweeping landscapes, historic castles, and beautiful coastline, also offers an excellent variety of dining options. Whether you’re after hearty pub meals, fine dining with locally sourced ingredients, or a quaint cafe to enjoy coffee and cake, Northumberland has it all. Here’s a guide to some of the best local spots to eat and drink across the region.

Restaurants in Northumberland

1. The Potted Lobster (Bamburgh)

Famous for its fresh seafood and coastal charm, The Potted Lobster is one of the top restaurants in Northumberland. Known for its delicious lobster dishes and local produce, this restaurant is ideal for foodies who want to sample some of the best seafood on the coast. Be sure to try the namesake potted lobster and enjoy the intimate, rustic atmosphere.