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  1. People on the stadium tour at Newcastle
    Take a look behind the scenes at St. James’ Park with a stadium tour and discover the rich history of Newcastle’s magnificent stadium - home to the Premier League team since 1892. Climb 150ft to the top of the stadium with an expert guide for one of the UK’s only stadium rooftop tours, and enjoy panoramic views.
  2. The exterior of Raby Castle
    Raby Castle, Park and Gardens is a destination with a difference. Stroll through picture-perfect parkland, home to herds of wild deer. Explore the remodelled 18th century walled gardens before and step inside one of England's finest medieval castles.
  3. Inside the faith museum exhibition at Auckland Project
    Head to The Auckland Project to experience its unique collection of heritage attractions, galleries, gardens and parkland. For 1,000 years, Auckland Palace was home to the Prince Bishops, once some of the most powerful men in England. And at the Faith Museum, explore 6,000 years of British history iniside Britain’s ‘most beautiful building’.
  4. Alnwick Castle
    Wannabe wizards and witches have the chance to step into the magical world of Harry Potter at Alnwick Castle, one of the spectacular filming locations for the first two Harry Potter blockbuster films. Take part in broomstick training and discover the nearby market town of Alnwick for a fascinating and fun adventure.
  5. The interior of Bamburgh Castle
    The dramatic Bamburgh Castle has stood guard above the spectacular Northumberland coastline for over 1,400 years. With more than its fair share of myths and legends, discover the castle’s incredible stories.
  6. The Sage at Newcastle Gateshead
    The Glasshouse International Centre for Music is a must for music fans. One of the most iconic buildings on the NewcastleGateshead Quayside, take in a performance from its exciting and packed programme, and enjoy delicious food and drink with breathaking views along the River Tyne.