School Master's Retreat, Scremerston Cottages
Main Street
Scremerston
Berwick Upon Tweed
Northumberland
TD15 2RB
Jim Clark Museum
At the heart of the museum is the trophy collection featuring both Jim Clark’s historic Formula 1 World Championship cups from 1963 and 1965 and the Indianapolis 500 clock trophy from 1965.
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Black Bull Inn, Lowick
Village Inn serving home cooked food
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Ford and Etal Estate
2 beautiful villages- many attractions. Lady Waterford Gallery, Black Bull Inn, Heatherslaw Mill and light Railway, Etal Castle, Lavender tearooms, Old Dairy Reclamation, Old Forge Antiques
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Norham Castle
12th century keep and massive towered bailey- Norham ranks among the finest sights in the border country. Set high on a grassy mound over looking the River Tweed
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The Maltings Theatre
Theatre, cinema, bar and cafe/restaurant with great views over the old town to the railway bridge
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Berwick Barracks and Main Guard
18th Century purpose built barracks houses the King's Own Scottish Borderers museu and the Berwick Gymnasium Art Gallery
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Cocklawburn Beach
Sand and rock beach, backed by grassy dunes,Berwick and the Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve within the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, an area popular with walkers.
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Lindisfarne Castle
Lindisfarne Castle is a 16th-century castle located on Holy Island sitting high up on a rocky crag with spectacular views. Much altered by Sir Edwin Lutyens, garden by Gertrude Jekyll
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Marks and Spencer Simply Food
Simply food with a coffee shop/cafe to the rear
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Goswick Golf Club
Goswick, a championship links golf course measures a mean 6,803 yards from the medal tees, rarely affected by the weather and is playable all year situated in AONB- a gem!
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Barn at Beal
Restaurant, coffee shop and bar overlooking the historic and rugged Holy Island of Lindisfarne
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Paxton House
One of the finest examples of Neo-Palladian architecture in Scotland. Completed in 1763 by architect John Adam and includes a magnificent picture gallery. Gardens extend to the River Tweed.
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Wheatsheaf Restaurant
Overlooking the green of the pretty Berwickshire village of Swinton, seasonal dishes feature. “Classic, unfussy dishes with a modern twist” — Michelin Eating Out in Pubs
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The Plough Inn
Newly refurbished for 2017- Gastro Pub offering a locally sourced menu, bar with live music and outdoor play area for children.
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Cragside House and Grounds
Cragside is a Victorian country house near the town of Rothbury It was the home of William Armstrong, the first house in the world to be lit by electric light
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Berwick Speedway and Rangers Football
Shieldfield Park is home to Berwick Rangers football club and Berwick Bandits Speedway
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Berwick Rugby Club
The most Northerly Rigby Club in England with great club house/bar- all welcome on match days.
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Berwick upon Tweed
Elizabethan walled market town on the mouth of the Tweed River.
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Cheswick sands
Magnificent golden sandy beach only a 5 minute drive from the cottages
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Alnwick Castle
Alniwick castle has 700 years of history and is home to the Percy family- the Duke and Duchess of Northumberland. The state apartments contain a wealth of treasures.
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Berwick upon Tweed
Elizabethan walled market town on the mouth of the Tweed River.
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Berwick upon Tweed
Elizabethan walled market town on the mouth of the Tweed River.
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Berwick upon Tweed
Elizabethan walled market town on the mouth of the Tweed River.
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Berwick upon Tweed
Elizabethan walled market town on the mouth of the Tweed River.
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Berwick upon Tweed
Elizabethan walled market town on the mouth of the Tweed River.
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Alnwick Garden
One of the world's most contemporary gardens. The Duchess of Northumberland created the garden and it continues to flourish. There is a tree house cafe and restaurant also.
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LIndisfarne Priory
Irish monks settled here in AD 635 and the monastery became the centre of a major saint’s cult celebrating its bishop, Cuthbert. The masterpiece now known as the Lindisfarne Gospels was
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Bamburgh Castle
Magnificent castle commanding outstanding views over the Northumberland coast and Royal Seat of the
Kings of Northumbria.
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Grace Darling Museum
The RNLI Grace Darling Museum commemorates the life of Victorian Britain’s greatest heroine, who risked her life to rescue nine survivors from the wrecked SS Forfarshire on 7 September 1838.
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Seahouses RNLI station
Established in 1827, Seahouses Lifeboat Station runs both an all-weather lifeboat and an inshore lifeboat. The crews have been presented with four awards for gallantry.
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Farne Islands
Rocky islands, habitat for seals and many species of seabird, including puffins
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Kelso
A rare gem almost lost to the modern high street; a historic town centre that radiates out from the largest cobbled town square in Scotland overlooked by elegant Georgian buildings
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Floors Castle
Floors Castle is not only a Duke’s family home, but is also the heart of the diverse Roxburghe Estates in a beautiful part of the Scottish Borders.
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Percy Arms, Chatton
In the heart of rural Northumberland in the village of Chatton you’ll find The Percy Arms
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Chillingham Castle
Chillingham Castle is a 13th century, Grade 1 Star-listed stronghold in Northumberland, famed for action and battles. With its fine rooms, gardens, lakes, fountains and tea rooms.
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Berwick Golf Club
The most dangerous hole on the course is the sixteenth, named “the destroyer”, which is a blind drive only yards away from the shelter made famous in a painting by
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The Hirsel Estate
Fishing, walks, golf, shooting, craft centre, tea room Museum of country life.
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Coldstream
Coldstream gave its name to the regiment who marched from here to London in 1660, an action that resulted in the restoration of Charles II. The Coldstream Museum highlights the history.
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Allanton Inn
Set in the centre of the peaceful conservation village of Allanton, Berwickshire, The Allanton Inn is a charming coaching inn dating from the eighteenth century.
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Pot a Doodle Do Cafe/Bistro and Shop
Within walking distance- open 7 days a week Easter to October for hearty breakfasts, coffees/cakes, lunches/lite bites including Sunday roasts and afternoon teas. Fully licensed with gift/essentials shop...
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Berwick's Elizabethan Walls Walk
In the view of archaeologists Oliver Creighton and Robert Higham, "by some measure the best-preserved example of town defences in Britain designed for post-medieval warfare". They are Grade 1 listed.
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Berwick Boat Trips
Trips on the River Tweed and Sea trips - dolphin, seal and whale spotting
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Berwick Garden Centre and Farm Shop
Gifts, home wares, cafe, plant centre and locally sourced food and drink
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Duddo Standing Stones
4000 year old Bronze age stone circle
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St Abb's Visitor Centre
St Abbs is a small, picturesque fishing village situated at the foot of the St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve.The area is internationally important for its rugged landscape and wildlife,
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Kimmerston Hourse Riding Centre
Near the breathtaking Cheviot Hills you can experience exhilarating horse riding you will never forget. Beach and Moor rides available.
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Giacopazzi's
Award winning Fish & Chip Restaurant, Takeaway and Ice Cream Parlour is a long established, family run and family friendly business. Classically situated next to the harbour in Eyemouth
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Gunsgreen House, Eyemouth
Gunsgreen House was built back in 1753 by local smuggler John Nisbet, and of a John Adam design.
The architecture includes secret hiding places where smuggled goods were kept.
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Audela Restaurant
Located on Bridge Street, Berwick old town this chef/family owned restaurant serves quality local produce on concise seasonal lunch and dinner menus. Booking advised.
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St Cuthbert's Cave Woods
an overhanging outcrop of Sandstone rock, supported by an isolated pillar of stone. It is reputed that the monks of Lindisfarne brought St. Cuthbert’s body to this place in AD875
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Ross Sands
Between Bamburgh to the South and Holy Island to the North, Ross Back Sands is around three miles of unspoiled dunes and beach. One mile walk from the car park
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Sandham Bay, Holy Island
A remote sandy beach on the northern coast of Holy Island. Sitting in the lee of Emmanuel Head the beach here is easily located by the huge white pyramid.
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Bamburgh Beach
Majestic Bamburgh Castle, once a Norman stronghold towers over the wide expanse of pristine, sandy beach, backed by sand dunes. Opposite the beach are the Inner Farne Islands.
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Swan Centre
Leisure centre with swimming pool and gym as well as fitness classes
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Spittal Beach
Spittal lies on the Northumberland coast about half a mile south of Berwick-upon-Tweed. Visitors have been coming here since the 18th century, when Spittal was a popular spa and bathing
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