Visitor attractions and information for
Alnwick
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Alnwick Castle has been the home of the Percy's,
dukes of Northumberland since 1309, Alnwick Castle was described
by the Victorians as the 'Windsor of the North'. Set in a stunning
landscape, it provides a palatial exquisite setting for its collection
of art treasures. knows Alnwick Caslte is the school in Harry
Potter - you could try one of the tours. Tel: 01665 510777. On the outskirts of Alnwick. |
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Dunstanburgh
Castle, Craster, Alnwick, Northumberland, Telephone: 01665 576231.
Dramatic castle ruins which dominate a lonely stretch of Northumberland's
coastline with splendid clifftop views, about 7 miles north of
Alnmouth. Dunstanburgh Castle is managed by English Heritage.
About 7 miles north of
Alnwick. |
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Howick Hall Gardens has been rated by the
BBC Gardener's World Magazine as one of the top 5 coastal gardens
in the country. Tel: 01665 577 285. www.howickhallgardens.org..
About 5 miles northeast
of Alnwick. |
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Warkworth
Castle was built in the 12th century then rebuilt, and the gatehouse
was added in the 13th century. The three storey keep was built
during the late 14th century. It includes a great hall, chapel,
kitchens, store rooms and various chambers. Although now in ruin
it is open to the public (charges apply). The Castle is located
in Warkworth village centre, rising steeply above the River Coquet.
There is a car park. Tel: 01665 711423. About 6 miles south of Alnwick. |
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