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Wallington

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Discover Wallington, home to generations of the unconventional Trevelyan family. Visit the magnificent estate where politics and play came together in the heart of Northumberland.

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Lindisfarne Castle

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From a former fort to the holiday home of a wealthy Edwardian bachelor seeking a quiet retreat from London, the idyllic location of the Castle has intrigued and inspired for centuries

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Cragside

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Cragside, the dream home of Lord and Lady Armstrong – a Victorian house that was light-years ahead of its time. The home of hydroelectricity, Lord and Lady Armstrong used their wealth, art and science in an ingenious way.

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Cherryburn

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From meeting the animals to venturing indoors to admire Thomas Bewick's original collection, this little beauty has plenty on offer. Take a seat outdoors and enjoy a picnic, see a printing demonstration, release your inner Bear Grylls or visit the bees at the hives.

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Theatre Royal Newcastle

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Newcastle’s Theatre Royal is one of only 9 Grade I listed theatre halls in England, the city’s theatre is often regarded as the finest theatre building in the country.

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Durham Cathedral

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Admissions: Free (suggested donation of £3), admission fee applies for Open Treasure exhibition

Durham Cathedral is one of the great buildings of Europe. Set grandly on a rocky promontory next to the Castle with the medieval city huddled below and the river sweeping round, the profile of the World Heritage Site is instantly recognisable to people travelling up and down the East Coast Main Line.

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Life Science Centre

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A visit to Life is a great day out for the whole family in Newcastle upon Tyne!

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Newcastle upon Tyne

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World-class culture, vibrant nightlife, award-winning dining, inspiring heritage, fantastic shopping and acclaimed architecture are linked here, as nowhere else, by the famous Geordie spirit.

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Newcastle Racecourse

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Newcastle Racecourse is one of the most popular tracks in the UK. As well as first class racing, High Gosforth Park Estate is home to the Brandling House Conference & Banqueting facilities, Parklands Golf Complex, Goals Soccer Centre, and the Border Minstrel Public House.

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New Victoria Centre

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Experience the unique musical tradition of the ‘Mighty’ Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ, featuring one of the largest and most versatile instruments of its type in Europe.

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Northern Print

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Northern Print is a gallery and printmaking studio located in the heart of Newcastle's Ouseburn Valley, just a few minutes from the city centre.

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Northern Print is a gallery and printmaking studio located in the heart of Newcastle’s Ouseburn Valley, just a few minutes from the city centre.

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Newcastle City Library

Open: Monday-Sunday

Admissions: Free

The new City Library building is named Charles Avison Building after the 18th century Newcastle composer. On Sunday 21 June 2009 the building was formally dedicated by Dr Herbert Loebl who unveiled a plaque in the library as part of the Avison Ensemble Young Musicians Awards.

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National Glass Centre

Open: Open Daily 10:00 - 17:00

Admissions: Free

Glass making is a key element in the history of Sunderland, bringing together its religious, social and industrial heritage.

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Newsham Village Hall

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Newsham is a picturesque village of stone built houses surrounding the green. It is situated in North Yorkshire on the edge of Teesdale.

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Newcastle Centre for the Literary Arts

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The NCLA programme brings writers from around the world to Newcastle to take part in readings, discussion and debate.

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NSU, Newcastle

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The Students’ Union (NUSU) is known by all of our students as the place where you really can Live, Work, and Play

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Northumbria Students' Union

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Northumbria Students’ Union is here to make sure that your time at Northumbria is the best it can be

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Newcastle Castle

Open: The Castle is open on a daily basis, 10am till 5pm

Admissions: Up to £6.50

Newcastle's Castle Keep and Black Gate have reunited as a combined visitor attraction - Newcastle Castle.

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No.42

Open: Wednesday to Saturday from 10am to 5pm

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Visitors can now see a snapshot of the work being carried out by The Auckland Project in its mission to create an arts, faith, heritage and cultural destination of international importance.

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