Do as the Romans did in Corbridge
Eighteen miles west of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Corbridge is a quaint village steeped in history. Originally a wealthy Roman town known to locals as Coria, the remains are now looked after by English Heritage and, with its museum, offers a fascinating glimpse into the area's early years. With its boutique shops, Corbridge is very much alive and well, but history buffs will get the most out of this fascinating area of Northumberland.
Experience life in the 13th century at Aydon Castle
One of the most well-preserved English manor houses remaining from the 13th century, Aydon Castle is only a mile from the village. Secluded in beautiful woodland, it's ideal for a day out with a picnic in the castle's walled orchard. Hadrian's Wall is very close by also, making it a perfect experience for outdoors enthusiasts.
Let your little monkeys off the leash and Go Ape
If you have kids and they need to let off steam, Go Ape Matfen is only six and a half miles away, and a great experience for thrillseekers. The stunning scenery makes an awesome backdrop for the 2-3 hour long treetop adventure. If you fancy keeping your feet firmly on the ground, there's 300 acres to explore. Looking for a cheap hotel Near Corbridge? Travelodge Gateshead Hotel offers excellent value and is 13 miles away, and Travelodge Newcastle Airport Hotel is under 14 miles away too.