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Itineraries
A Taste of Times Gone By For a real taste of the past, visit award-winning Beamish – The Living Museum of the North, where you can sample traditional recipes like… |
Food & Drink Itinerary The secret ingredient to the perfect break is enjoying great food and drink, and you’ll be spoilt for choice with what’s on the menu in… |
Turner Trail Durham’s beautiful landscapes and iconic buildings have proved an inspiration to several of England’s greatest landscape artists, none… |
Take a Step Back in Time
Heritage is at the heart of Durham. See history come to life and watch the dramatic spectacle of Kynren in this historical tour of a legendary county. Find out why Durham wears its industrial heritage with pride.
Our "Grand Designs"
Perfectly and picturesquely positioned, with a delightful mix of culture and cafés, history and heritage. Durham City is small in size but big on impact.
Flora, Fauna and a Fortress
The "Rose of Raby" sets the scene. This particular "rose", Cecily Neville, was born at Raby Castle in 1415 and today the castle’s 18th century walled garden is still a place to "stop and smell the roses" whilst marveling at fine old yew hedges and enjoying the clipped formality of sweeping lawns.
Treasure Troves
A French-style château on the edge of a market town, a splendid collection of Spanish art housed in a former commercial bank and so much more makes Durham full of surprises.
A Taste of Durham
The food and drink of an area provides that all important “taste of a place” and creates lasting holiday memories.
Take your family on a journey back in time
In the Vale of Durham, take a tram ride back in time to experience the amazing sights, sounds, smells and delicious tastes of the past at Beamish – The Living Museum of the North.
A couples coastal retreat
Enjoy sea, spa and sanctuary on a break to the Durham Coast.
The Durham Heritage Coast has emerged from its industrial past to become one of the finest coastlines in England.An ‘insta-worthy’ city break
With ‘insta-worthy’ cobbled lanes, a world-famous skyline and a rail station that connects the city to the capital in 3 hours, it’s no wonder Durham City is the ideal destination for a city break with a difference.
Castles and Cascades
The Durham City skyline is dominated by the Durham Cathedral and Castle UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll along the cobbles of Saddler Street, with its boutiques and eateries, and as you round the corner the breathtaking view will come in to sight.
Treasure hunting in the Durham Dales
Head to the Durham Dales, where stunning scenery reveals treasure troves waiting to be discovered.
