Walk the North Pennines from Tow Law
Pint-sized Tow Law sits in rural County Durham, just 11 miles from the city of Durham itself. It's perfectly placed for exploring the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a mere 10 minute drive away. With its expansive moorland scenery, charming villages and dramatic landscapes formed from the area's rich mining history, the North Pennines is a magnet for walkers, ramblers and cyclists. As UNESCO Global Geopark, it is home to stunning geological formations and plenty of wildlife for nature lovers to enjoy.
Discover Durham's heritage
Only 20 minutes east of the town of Tow Law, the historic city of Durham is a treasure trove for visitors. Durham's cathedral and castle, both built in the aftermath of the Norman conquest in the 11th century, combine to form a stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site, its draws visitors from around the world. Durham University is one of the UK's most renowned, and owns many historic buildings in the compact centre. Don't miss a trip to Kingsgate and Prebends bridges - both Grade I listed structures.
A night out in Newcastle
45 minutes from Tow Law sits Newcastle, capital of north-east England and famed for its vibrant and varied nightlife scene. Along Bigg Market you'll find dozens of bars and clubs that are perfect for groups and popular with stag and hen parties. For a more discerning night out, try World Headquarters or Boiler Shop, two of the city's leading venues for hip electronic music.
Looking for a cheap hotel Near Tow Law? Travelodge Durham Hotel is close by, or Travelodge Chester-le-Street Hotel is a short drive north east.