Warkworth House Hotel   ~  near Alnwick Garden and Castle, in the heart of Northumberland   ~   No. 16 Restaurant and Bar

Attractions
Surrounded by miles of unspoilt country side Warkworth House Hotel is superbly located amongst everything you could wish for a delightful break in Northumberland

Beaches, castles, Golf courses, gardens and a magnificent coastline encapsulate the abundance of traditional pastimes to be enjoyed in this rugged county, full of natural heritage and oozing character. Return to your childhood with a brave and hearty dip in the sea, discover real history in one of our majestic castles, or meander through the many beautiful gardens

However you spend your days discovering Northumberland, we'll ensure that at the end of it there will be traditionally good food, fine wine, great hospitality and an indulgent night's sleep waiting for you, ready for the adventures that lie ahead ...

Bird watching
Northumberland really is a ‘birdies paradise’ (Telegraph, 2010) - more...

Beaches
With the wild scenery that spans the Northumberland Coast - more ...
Warkworth Beach
The award-winning beach is a only a 20 minute walk from the village centre - more...

Castles
Northumberland is home to approximately 70 castles, each retaining a dramatic sense - more
Warkworth Castle and The Hermitage
The imposing, cross-shaped keep of Warkworth Castle rises steeply above the River Coquet, crowning one of the largest, strongest & most impressive fortresses in - more ...

Cycling
Cycling in Northumberland offers the freedom to explore and discover. Whether you’re looking for a place to slow down and find time to relax with the family or challenge yourself and feel the rush of adrenalin with friends, there are many miles of safe country roads, car free tracks and fantastic routes to be enjoyed. More great ideas & information about cycling - here ...
For friendly, local cycle hire ~ see our links page

Fishing
Northumberland's rivers provide superb game and coarse fishing. Salmon and sea trout are found in many rivers in nearby River Coquet, regarded as a fishery of national importance  

Gardens
Northumberland has an abundance of wonderful gardens to visit - more ... including:-
The Alnwick Garden
Award-winning Alnwick Garden at the helm of the Duchess of Kent's estates lies only 7 miles from Warkworth House. One of just a few gardens and stately homes that hint at the colourful & innovative past of the county, Alnwick Garden is a wonderland for all to enjoy ~ video

Howick Hall Gardens & Arboretum
The gardens at Howick Hall are a real horticulturalist's delight, with extensive grounds - more

Golfing Enthusiasts
Northumberland is a real haven for golfing enthusiasts. Home to a vast range of great golf courses, located in some of the most stunning and dramatic landscapes in Britain, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Green fees usually start at a very reasonable £15 per round and there are also several driving ranges where you can perfect your swing - more

Horse riding
Northumberland provides first class horse-riding for all abilities. Miles of quiet country lanes, bridleways, open countryside and empty beaches can all be enjoyed by guided rides on quality horses and ponies

Shopping
Take home more than just memories when visiting Warkworth. Independent shops and craft centres are perfect for buying designer jewellery and art; ideal for gifts or for keeping all to yourself. Craft fairs and markets in the historic town of Alnwick provide the perfect opportunity to purchase bespoke gifts. There's also Barter Books, one of the country's largest second hand book shops, housed in Alnwick's old railway station. It is a unique book browsing and shopping experience. See some of the oldest Northumbrian books on display, take in your own books to barter, purchase that special gift, or simply browse and enjoy the surroundings. Or why not visit the Coquetdale Arts Centre in Rothbury ~ a unique visitor attraction in rural Northumberland, where you can see & buy the work of over 100 local artists ~ admission free.

Walking

Amble Town Trail
Discover the history of Amble-by-the-sea renowned as Northumberland’s ~ more ... video

Northumberland Coast Path
The North Sea Trail incorporates the coasts of all countries touched by the North Sea. Northumberland’s section of this trail is called the Northumberland Coast Path ~ more...

St Oswalds Way
St Oswald’s Way is a 97 mile long trail between Holy Island and Heavenfield. The trail is divided up into six sections, comprising of short and longer walks ~ more...
 
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