Durham, Beamish & Holy Island

A wonderful five day break combining the charm and delights of historic Durham, admission to Beamish Open-Air Museum, where you will be transported back to past times to celebrate the region's rich heritage along with a visit to the Holy Island, steeped in religious history and culture. With the assurance of coach travel throughout and four nights dinner, bed and breakfast at the Britannia Newcastle Hotel.What's Included?
- Coach travel with reserved seating- Four nights dinner, bed & breakfast at the Britannia Hotel, Newcastle- Visit to Berwick on Tweed on your outward journey- Admission to Beamish Open-Air Museum- Excursion to beautiful Durham- Excursion through beautiful Northumberland, with a visit to Bamburgh or Seahouses before continuing to the Holy IslandStep back in time on our included excursion to theBeamish, open air museumone of Durham's hottest tourist attractions. Beamish is a living and working open-air museum which transports you back to the 1820s, 1910s and 1940s to celebrate the region's rich heritage, brought to life by people dressed in authentic costumes.\n\nDurham,a proud and historic city with a unique sense of identity. Guaranteeing you a warm welcome, Durham fuses its own past and cultural heritage with the modern expectations of visitors to create a city that is unique and different but maintains a familiarity to its visitors.\n\nHoly Island- Steeped in religious history and culture, the island is the birthplace of the Lindisfarne Gospels but you don't need a religious reason to visit this area, with dramatic scenery provided by Lindisfarne Castle and surrounding wildlife creating wonderful photographic opportunities.\n\nBritannia Newcastle - Enjoy a splendid break at the Britannia Hotel, Newcastle, promising a warm welcome and a high standard of accommodation and service, all well located for our inclusive itinerary

Durham
Durham, a beautiful historic city in the North East of England, dating back to the Roman times.\n\nKnown for its superb architecture, vibrant culture and rich history, Durham is a popular holiday destination with many fantastic attractions.\n\nDiscover Durham Cathedral, one of the most impressive cathedrals in the world, with its 1,000-year history and stunning collections of manuscripts, embroideries, and other historic objects. It's also a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site with beautiful Norman architecture and spectacular stained-glass windows.\n\nExplore other iconic landmarks in the city, such as the 11th century Durham Castle and the medieval Durham City Walls. These fascinating attractions provide a unique insight into the history of the city, offering a glimpse into the lives of people who once lived there. Take a stroll around the quaint cobbled streets, exploring the shops, museums and art galleries, before relaxing with a drink in a cosy pub.\n\nThe city is known for its thriving arts scene, with several cultural festivals taking place throughout the year. Durham is a wonderful destination for a coach holiday, whether you're interested in history, the arts, or you're looking for a relaxing break away in an attractive city.

The Beamish Open Air Museum
Step back in time to see for yourself what life was like in the North East at Beamish, one of Durham's hottest tourist attractions.
Beamish is a living and working open-air museum which transports you back to the 1820s, 1910s and 1940s to celebrate the region's rich heritage, brought to life by people dressed in authentic costumes.The Britannia Hotel, Newcastle The Britannia Hotel, Newcastle
Enjoy a splendid break at the Britannia Hotel, Newcastle, promising a warm welcome and a high standard of accommodation and service, all well located for our inclusive itinerary
Hotel features: All bedrooms with en-suite facilities, TV & tea/coffee making facilities
- Bar with a wide range of beverages
- Lounge
- Restaurant
- Free Wi-Fi in public areas * Wi-Fi available in bedrooms
- Lift to all floors.