Jack's Guidebook
Sightseeing
A Brief History
Hexham Abbey is one of the earliest seats of Christianity in England. Since its beginning, it has witnessed periods of immense turmoil and change, across the region and within the English Church itself. Many of these are reflected in the very fabric of the building we see today.
If you're interested in the history of the Abbey, and the lives of the people who used to live here, you'll love our impressive interactive exhibition, The Big Story. With state-of-the-art touch screens, models and displays, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
After exploring Hexham Abbey, why not visit our beautiful Gift Shop and take home something to remind you of your visit? We stock a wide range of quality gifts and souvenirs, and have something for everyone.
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Abadía de Hexham
Beaumont StreetA Brief History
Hexham Abbey is one of the earliest seats of Christianity in England. Since its beginning, it has witnessed periods of immense turmoil and change, across the region and within the English Church itself. Many of these are reflected in the very fabric of the building we see today.
If you're interested in the history of the Abbey, and the lives of the people who used to live here, you'll love our impressive interactive exhibition, The Big Story. With state-of-the-art touch screens, models and displays, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
After exploring Hexham Abbey, why not visit our beautiful Gift Shop and take home something to remind you of your visit? We stock a wide range of quality gifts and souvenirs, and have something for everyone.
A fascinating tourist attraction in North East England, Housesteads is the most complete Roman fort in Britain. Set where Hadrian's Wall climbs to the top of a dramatic escarpment.
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Hadrian's Wall
A fascinating tourist attraction in North East England, Housesteads is the most complete Roman fort in Britain. Set where Hadrian's Wall climbs to the top of a dramatic escarpment.
Before, during and after Hadrian's Wall
Vindolanda lies just to the south of the curtain wall of Hadrian's Wall and has a very different ‘feel’ to other sites along the Wall. It lies upon the first Roman frontier in the north – The Stanegate Road and in a stunning landscape which lets your imagination really connect with its past. You will probably visit Vindolanda by driving or walking along this road to reach the fort and museum. Although first built by the Roman army before Hadrian’s Wall Vindolanda became an important construction and garrison base for the Wall, a Hadrian’s Wall fort in its own right. During this time Vindolanda was demolished and completely re-built no fewer than nine times. Each re-build, each community, leaving their own distinctive mark on the landscape and archaeology of the site.
The Museum
The Vindolanda site today contains a modern world class museum using the latest interpretation techniques and display to tell a very old, very interesting Roman story. The museum is constantly changing with artefacts added annually as a result of the ongoing excavation programme. In 2018 the museum was extended with a Wooden Underworld gallery, housing a rare collection of 2,000 year old wooden finds (including a toilet seat and a toy sword!).
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Vindolanda
Before, during and after Hadrian's Wall
Vindolanda lies just to the south of the curtain wall of Hadrian's Wall and has a very different ‘feel’ to other sites along the Wall. It lies upon the first Roman frontier in the north – The Stanegate Road and in a stunning landscape which lets your imagination really connect with its past. You will probably visit Vindolanda by driving or walking along this road to reach the fort and museum. Although first built by the Roman army before Hadrian’s Wall Vindolanda became an important construction and garrison base for the Wall, a Hadrian’s Wall fort in its own right. During this time Vindolanda was demolished and completely re-built no fewer than nine times. Each re-build, each community, leaving their own distinctive mark on the landscape and archaeology of the site.
The Museum
The Vindolanda site today contains a modern world class museum using the latest interpretation techniques and display to tell a very old, very interesting Roman story. The museum is constantly changing with artefacts added annually as a result of the ongoing excavation programme. In 2018 the museum was extended with a Wooden Underworld gallery, housing a rare collection of 2,000 year old wooden finds (including a toilet seat and a toy sword!).
Another great action packed day out!
Check out there website for all of the crazy things you could get up too!
All out adventures.co.uk
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Allout Adventures. Outdoor Pursuits Centre Quad Biking Clay Pigeon Paintball Hexham Newcastle
Another great action packed day out!
Check out there website for all of the crazy things you could get up too!
All out adventures.co.uk
Beamish, The Living Museum of the North is an open-air museum located at Beamish, near Stanley, in County Durham. It tells the story of life in North East England during the 1820s, 1900s and 1940s and most of its houses, shops and other buildings have been rebuilt and furnished to as they once were.
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Beamish, el Museo Vivo del Norte
Beamish, The Living Museum of the North is an open-air museum located at Beamish, near Stanley, in County Durham. It tells the story of life in North East England during the 1820s, 1900s and 1940s and most of its houses, shops and other buildings have been rebuilt and furnished to as they once were.
The Alnwick Garden is one of the world’s most ambitious new gardens. The Duchess of Northumberland’s vision for a forgotten plot is now a truly 21st century experience full of imagination, inspiration and fun. Designed by Jacques and Peter Wirtz, The Garden is a wonderful combination of spaces, themes, quirkiness and play.
From the tranquility of the Cherry Orchard, the excitement of the Grand Cascade and the mysteries of the Bamboo Labyrinth, to the Serpent Garden’s spell-binding water sculptures, the intrigue of the Poison Garden and one of the world’s largest tree houses – there is plenty to surprise and delight.
The Garden is a space designed to be enjoyed by all your senses, with a collection of over 4,000 plant varieties to discover, thousands of seasonal blooms and countless opportunities to get wet and play in The Garden’s water sculptures
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Jardín de Alnwick
Denwick LaneThe Alnwick Garden is one of the world’s most ambitious new gardens. The Duchess of Northumberland’s vision for a forgotten plot is now a truly 21st century experience full of imagination, inspiration and fun. Designed by Jacques and Peter Wirtz, The Garden is a wonderful combination of spaces, themes, quirkiness and play.
From the tranquility of the Cherry Orchard, the excitement of the Grand Cascade and the mysteries of the Bamboo Labyrinth, to the Serpent Garden’s spell-binding water sculptures, the intrigue of the Poison Garden and one of the world’s largest tree houses – there is plenty to surprise and delight.
The Garden is a space designed to be enjoyed by all your senses, with a collection of over 4,000 plant varieties to discover, thousands of seasonal blooms and countless opportunities to get wet and play in The Garden’s water sculptures
Leisure
Wentworth Leisure Centre
Wentworth ParkIndoor swimming
pool bowling alley
coffee shop
gym
Jungle Jacks soft play
Haltwhistle Swimming & Leisure Centre
Greencroft25m six lane main pool learn to swim, ride the slide, plunge in the splash pool, go wild in the waves, paddle on the beach, battle the inflatable.
Climb for the first time on the Bouldering Wall or improve your technique Fun for over 5s and all the family: safe indoor activity which is taking the country by storm! No ropes or harnesses required, safety matting to cushion any slip ups, climbing shoes available.
At Space Jacks Adventure Soft play, your little extra terrestrials will be blasted to another universe as they join Space Jack in his adventure soft play area.
Designed to provide new and inspiring play experiences for children and young people aged between 0 and 15 years, the £90,000 outdoor play area includes some sensational new equipment. Toddler and junior swings, a three seat ‘stinger springer', a rotating ‘supernova', two spinning bowls, a rope space net, two rotating ‘spicas' and one junior and one toddler multi play climbing unit are all part of the thrilling mix.
Prudhoe Waterworld
Front Street 25m six lane main pool learn to swim, ride the slide, plunge in the splash pool, go wild in the waves, paddle on the beach, battle the inflatable.
Climb for the first time on the Bouldering Wall or improve your technique Fun for over 5s and all the family: safe indoor activity which is taking the country by storm! No ropes or harnesses required, safety matting to cushion any slip ups, climbing shoes available.
At Space Jacks Adventure Soft play, your little extra terrestrials will be blasted to another universe as they join Space Jack in his adventure soft play area.
Designed to provide new and inspiring play experiences for children and young people aged between 0 and 15 years, the £90,000 outdoor play area includes some sensational new equipment. Toddler and junior swings, a three seat ‘stinger springer', a rotating ‘supernova', two spinning bowls, a rope space net, two rotating ‘spicas' and one junior and one toddler multi play climbing unit are all part of the thrilling mix.
The Abbey Grounds and Sele Park range from formal gardens featuring a pretty, traditional bandstand to woodland walks and the open grassy expanse of the Sele. Mature trees are present throughout providing shade in the summer, an explosion of colour in the autumn and the perfect frames for magical Christmas lights in the festive season.
The park and gardens also feature a skate park, children’s play area, and public toilets. The neighbouring Hexham House Bowling Club within Hexham House Grounds is also very pretty and open to the public. All this, right in the heart of the town centre itself. An ideal place to relax with a picinic or enjoy a gentle stroll.
The Sele
The Abbey Grounds and Sele Park range from formal gardens featuring a pretty, traditional bandstand to woodland walks and the open grassy expanse of the Sele. Mature trees are present throughout providing shade in the summer, an explosion of colour in the autumn and the perfect frames for magical Christmas lights in the festive season.
The park and gardens also feature a skate park, children’s play area, and public toilets. The neighbouring Hexham House Bowling Club within Hexham House Grounds is also very pretty and open to the public. All this, right in the heart of the town centre itself. An ideal place to relax with a picinic or enjoy a gentle stroll.
Tyne Green Country Park
Tyne Green RoadStunning parkland right on the banks of the River Tyne. with great facilities and easy walking and cycling routes.
Set on the banks of the River Tyne and just 15 minutes walk from the town centre, this country park offers easily accessible walking and cycling routes west along the river to Warden and beyond, as well as space for picnics and BBQs.
The park features an avenue of beautiful mature trees and lovely views of the 18th Century bridge and River Tyne. There is a free public car park, children’s play area and public toilets. Also the home of Tynedale Golf Club, with its Cafe located in the clubhouse. Come in mid-Autumn and see salmon leaping up the Tyne.
Tyne Green Country Park
Tyne Green RoadStunning parkland right on the banks of the River Tyne. with great facilities and easy walking and cycling routes.
Set on the banks of the River Tyne and just 15 minutes walk from the town centre, this country park offers easily accessible walking and cycling routes west along the river to Warden and beyond, as well as space for picnics and BBQs.
The park features an avenue of beautiful mature trees and lovely views of the 18th Century bridge and River Tyne. There is a free public car park, children’s play area and public toilets. Also the home of Tynedale Golf Club, with its Cafe located in the clubhouse. Come in mid-Autumn and see salmon leaping up the Tyne.
Shopping centre
About Metrocentre
Metrocentre is Europe's largest indoor mall-style shopping centres, conveniently situated beside the A1 in Gateshead. Visitors to Metrocentre looking for world-class shopping, dining and leisure are guaranteed a great day out at this must-visit shopping haven.
Metrocentre provides shoppers with over 300 popular high street shops over five sprawling coloured malls to make your shopping experience a breeze. Did you know, that if you walked past every shop front in the complex, you'd cover 3.5 miles - and that's without going in any stores?
Pick up the latest in fashion, beauty and homeware from major department stores including Primark, TK Maxx and Marks & Spencer, to name a few, as well as countless high-street stores selling the best in clothing, electronics, toys, stationery and more.
Pick up a designer handbag at Flannels or luxury lingerie at Victoria's Secret; shoppers looking for a unique gift or souvenir can even pick up jewellery, prints, candles, cards and more at local independent store handPICKED.
There's also a regular event programme during weekends and school holidays where children are invited to meet Metrocentre's performers the Metrognomes, creating the perfect day out for families!
Visitors looking for things to do in Gateshead will be spoiled for choice at intu Metrocentre, too. Why not play a couple of rounds of golf at the Worlds first Angry Birds Adventure Golf, or challenge yourself at Clip n Climb. Perhaps catch the latest Box Office hits on one of Odeon IMAX cinemas 12 screens? Or get competitive at Namco Funscape which includes 18 lanes of ten-pin bowling, video games arcade, an American pool hall and Europe's fastest dodgems!
Refuel or make it a date night in the Qube where you can dine in style at one of nearly 50 Restaurants, cafes and food kiosks. Sample the Japanese inspired dishes at YO!, satisfy your sweet tooth with a doughnut at Krispy Kreme or enjoy a relaxing Italian meal at Zizzi's. Whether it's Mexican, Thai or American-style diners that take your fancy, there's something for everyone!
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intu Metrocentre
Saint Michaels WayAbout Metrocentre
Metrocentre is Europe's largest indoor mall-style shopping centres, conveniently situated beside the A1 in Gateshead. Visitors to Metrocentre looking for world-class shopping, dining and leisure are guaranteed a great day out at this must-visit shopping haven.
Metrocentre provides shoppers with over 300 popular high street shops over five sprawling coloured malls to make your shopping experience a breeze. Did you know, that if you walked past every shop front in the complex, you'd cover 3.5 miles - and that's without going in any stores?
Pick up the latest in fashion, beauty and homeware from major department stores including Primark, TK Maxx and Marks & Spencer, to name a few, as well as countless high-street stores selling the best in clothing, electronics, toys, stationery and more.
Pick up a designer handbag at Flannels or luxury lingerie at Victoria's Secret; shoppers looking for a unique gift or souvenir can even pick up jewellery, prints, candles, cards and more at local independent store handPICKED.
There's also a regular event programme during weekends and school holidays where children are invited to meet Metrocentre's performers the Metrognomes, creating the perfect day out for families!
Visitors looking for things to do in Gateshead will be spoiled for choice at intu Metrocentre, too. Why not play a couple of rounds of golf at the Worlds first Angry Birds Adventure Golf, or challenge yourself at Clip n Climb. Perhaps catch the latest Box Office hits on one of Odeon IMAX cinemas 12 screens? Or get competitive at Namco Funscape which includes 18 lanes of ten-pin bowling, video games arcade, an American pool hall and Europe's fastest dodgems!
Refuel or make it a date night in the Qube where you can dine in style at one of nearly 50 Restaurants, cafes and food kiosks. Sample the Japanese inspired dishes at YO!, satisfy your sweet tooth with a doughnut at Krispy Kreme or enjoy a relaxing Italian meal at Zizzi's. Whether it's Mexican, Thai or American-style diners that take your fancy, there's something for everyone!
Cinema
What’s on
Call 01434601144
Built in Hallstile Bank (later Market Place) on the site of the Gem Picture Palace (Summer 1909-10th August 1914 when it was destoyed by fire). It was rebuilt and opened as the Gem Palace in around 1918 with a seating capacity of 450.
It was re-built on an enlarged site and opened as the Forum Cinema on 23rd August 1937 with 1,050 seats in stalls and circle. An extremely attractive cinema with extensive cove lighting and spectacular panels on either side of the screen opening depicting Roman charioteers, most likely the work of interior designer John Alexander.
It had a narrow entrance consisting on the ground floor of just three sets of double doors but the foyer soon opened out to the wide spacious auditorium beyond. A full stage was proved with a tall fly tower.
On 19th October 1974, the Forum Cinema closed and the foyer was used as a bank for while. Then in 1979 the building was horizontally sub-divided to provide a bingo hall in the former stalls / stage area and a smaller cinema in the balcony - both retained the original decor. The 207 seat cinema in the former balcony opened on 8th March 1982 with Dudley Moore in “Arthur”.
In Autumn 1998, the J.D. Wetherspoon pub chain tookover the bingo hall part of the building and converted it to a large pub named ‘The Forum’. Whilst the conversion work took place the cinema closed down and was re-opened by the operators of the Orion Cinema, Burgess Hill, Sussex on 22nd October 1999. Since March 2007 it has been owned and operated by a community group
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The Forum Cinema Hexham
8-9 Market Pl What’s on
Call 01434601144
Built in Hallstile Bank (later Market Place) on the site of the Gem Picture Palace (Summer 1909-10th August 1914 when it was destoyed by fire). It was rebuilt and opened as the Gem Palace in around 1918 with a seating capacity of 450.
It was re-built on an enlarged site and opened as the Forum Cinema on 23rd August 1937 with 1,050 seats in stalls and circle. An extremely attractive cinema with extensive cove lighting and spectacular panels on either side of the screen opening depicting Roman charioteers, most likely the work of interior designer John Alexander.
It had a narrow entrance consisting on the ground floor of just three sets of double doors but the foyer soon opened out to the wide spacious auditorium beyond. A full stage was proved with a tall fly tower.
On 19th October 1974, the Forum Cinema closed and the foyer was used as a bank for while. Then in 1979 the building was horizontally sub-divided to provide a bingo hall in the former stalls / stage area and a smaller cinema in the balcony - both retained the original decor. The 207 seat cinema in the former balcony opened on 8th March 1982 with Dudley Moore in “Arthur”.
In Autumn 1998, the J.D. Wetherspoon pub chain tookover the bingo hall part of the building and converted it to a large pub named ‘The Forum’. Whilst the conversion work took place the cinema closed down and was re-opened by the operators of the Orion Cinema, Burgess Hill, Sussex on 22nd October 1999. Since March 2007 it has been owned and operated by a community group
Art
Queen's Hall Arts (QHA) is the charitable company that manages the venue, Queen’s Hall Arts Centre, Hexham and provides an art service to a large part of rural Northumberland.
The Queen’s Hall is a magnificent early Victorian building which faces Hexham Abbey (dating from 674AD). From its christening as an arts centre in 1983 until the hand over to the charitable organisation, Queens Hall Arts in 2001, the building was under local authority control.
Queen’s Hall Arts Centre boasts a 350-seat theatre and two galleries all managed by Queens Hall Arts.
GIVE US A CALL ON
01434 652477
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Queen's Hall Arts Centre
1-2 Beaumont St
Queen's Hall Arts (QHA) is the charitable company that manages the venue, Queen’s Hall Arts Centre, Hexham and provides an art service to a large part of rural Northumberland.
The Queen’s Hall is a magnificent early Victorian building which faces Hexham Abbey (dating from 674AD). From its christening as an arts centre in 1983 until the hand over to the charitable organisation, Queens Hall Arts in 2001, the building was under local authority control.
Queen’s Hall Arts Centre boasts a 350-seat theatre and two galleries all managed by Queens Hall Arts.
GIVE US A CALL ON
01434 652477
Food scene
Stone-clad restaurant with a simple set-price lunch menu and classic French country dishes at night.
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Bouchon Bistrot
GilesgateStone-clad restaurant with a simple set-price lunch menu and classic French country dishes at night.
Danielle's was established in May 1996 and although Italian in ownership this family run restaurant is distinctly of Mediterranean and British cuisine.
Danielle's Bistro
12 EastgateDanielle's was established in May 1996 and although Italian in ownership this family run restaurant is distinctly of Mediterranean and British cuisine.
Art of spice
Zyka welcomes you to come and visit the North East's first fine dining establishment under the control of celebrated Chef Khaled Miah.
He welcomes you to experience ZYKA, his vision for fine dining in Hexham.
ZYKA is a modern boutique restaurant, offering a stylish but cosy ambiance to enjoy food with loved ones, friends and associates.
Zyka Restaurant
44 PriestpoppleArt of spice
Zyka welcomes you to come and visit the North East's first fine dining establishment under the control of celebrated Chef Khaled Miah.
He welcomes you to experience ZYKA, his vision for fine dining in Hexham.
ZYKA is a modern boutique restaurant, offering a stylish but cosy ambiance to enjoy food with loved ones, friends and associates.
The Restaurant
Our Restaurant is perfect for all occasions big or small, with stunning bi folding doors onto our garden it is perfect in the summer too!
We have a variety of menu's to suit all nights & our main menu full our classic's and favourites
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Vercelli Restaurant Hexham
36-38 PriestpoppleThe Restaurant
Our Restaurant is perfect for all occasions big or small, with stunning bi folding doors onto our garden it is perfect in the summer too!
We have a variety of menu's to suit all nights & our main menu full our classic's and favourites
Experience authentic Indian cooking at its very best - Saathi style. We bring you traditional curries and our unique regional tastes, using a combination of authentic and modern cooking techniques. Fresh seasonal ingredients, along with freshly ground and blended spices, are specially prepared by Titu and his chefs; Abdul Khalik and Abdul Malique, to create great tasting Indian food.
Dine in elegant and stylish surroundings, relax and enjoy our excellent customer service. Please let us know of any special requirements you may have. Why not try your own recipe? Your favourite meat or fish, herbs and spices, married with Saathi's own curry sauces and prepared to order.
Saathi
28 PriestpoppleExperience authentic Indian cooking at its very best - Saathi style. We bring you traditional curries and our unique regional tastes, using a combination of authentic and modern cooking techniques. Fresh seasonal ingredients, along with freshly ground and blended spices, are specially prepared by Titu and his chefs; Abdul Khalik and Abdul Malique, to create great tasting Indian food.
Dine in elegant and stylish surroundings, relax and enjoy our excellent customer service. Please let us know of any special requirements you may have. Why not try your own recipe? Your favourite meat or fish, herbs and spices, married with Saathi's own curry sauces and prepared to order.
RESTAURANT
Find your favourite spot to relax in our three seating areas.
Downstairs in our 'seating by the sea' you can enjoy an ice-cold Mythos or a tasty lunch, and maybe a glass or two of ouzo.
On our first floor, you can look out to the sea in our front room and feel like you might be sitting out in a traditional Greek taverna (real weather outside not guaranteed by management).
Our second room brings you inside the taverna traditionally decorated, and both rooms available to be privately reserved. Please let us know of any special occasions on reservation so we can ensure your experience is extra special.
Stalida Greek Taverna
9A Battle HillRESTAURANT
Find your favourite spot to relax in our three seating areas.
Downstairs in our 'seating by the sea' you can enjoy an ice-cold Mythos or a tasty lunch, and maybe a glass or two of ouzo.
On our first floor, you can look out to the sea in our front room and feel like you might be sitting out in a traditional Greek taverna (real weather outside not guaranteed by management).
Our second room brings you inside the taverna traditionally decorated, and both rooms available to be privately reserved. Please let us know of any special occasions on reservation so we can ensure your experience is extra special.
The ethos behind Small World Cafe is to combine our favourite local products from across Northumberland and the Scottish Borders with top quality tea and coffee ...
The Small World Café
27-28 Market PlaceThe ethos behind Small World Cafe is to combine our favourite local products from across Northumberland and the Scottish Borders with top quality tea and coffee ...
Molly Moo's with Jennie Cafe & Ice cream Parlour
Delicious food and treats at competitive prices Cafe and ice cream parlour in Hexham - the North East main supplier of cream of Galloway icecream, an absolute cut above the rest and a firm favourite.
Molly Moos
26 St Mary's ChareMolly Moo's with Jennie Cafe & Ice cream Parlour
Delicious food and treats at competitive prices Cafe and ice cream parlour in Hexham - the North East main supplier of cream of Galloway icecream, an absolute cut above the rest and a firm favourite.
The Restaurant, lounge and bar offer a free flowing informal space
to enjoy everything the Hotel has to offer.
The kitchen cooks an ever changing seasonal menu from the open kitchen, where the majority of ingredients are sourced locally.
Beaumont Street
Beaumont StreetThe Restaurant, lounge and bar offer a free flowing informal space
to enjoy everything the Hotel has to offer.
The kitchen cooks an ever changing seasonal menu from the open kitchen, where the majority of ingredients are sourced locally.
Pub
HOME OF THE HEXHAMSHIRE BREWERY, THE DIPTON MILL IS A COSY, WELCOMING COUNTRY PUB WITH REAL FIRES, REAL ALES AND A REAL WARM WELCOME...
Dipton Mill Inn
Dipton Mill RoadHOME OF THE HEXHAMSHIRE BREWERY, THE DIPTON MILL IS A COSY, WELCOMING COUNTRY PUB WITH REAL FIRES, REAL ALES AND A REAL WARM WELCOME...
The Travellers Rest offers a warm welcome and high standards of hospitality to all. Fine food and drink can be enjoyed in the bar or in our cosy restaurant and we are open all day.
Travellers Rest
B6306The Travellers Rest offers a warm welcome and high standards of hospitality to all. Fine food and drink can be enjoyed in the bar or in our cosy restaurant and we are open all day.
You will receive a warm welcome from our Manager, Tracey, and her team, serving you with food freshly cooked to order, complemented by a great selection of real ales and wines. Our chef offers a tasty menu selection with seasonal daily specials. Traditional Sunday lunch is also served
The Rose & Crown
Main StreetYou will receive a warm welcome from our Manager, Tracey, and her team, serving you with food freshly cooked to order, complemented by a great selection of real ales and wines. Our chef offers a tasty menu selection with seasonal daily specials. Traditional Sunday lunch is also served
The Carts Bog Inn at Langley is a traditional country pub located in The North Pennines. The pub is renowned throughout the region for its fine food, exceptional range of ales and stunning panoramic views. High beamed ceilings and a traditional stone fireplace create the ideal location to enjoy the fine food and exceptional range of ales on offer.
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Carts Bog Inn
The Carts Bog Inn at Langley is a traditional country pub located in The North Pennines. The pub is renowned throughout the region for its fine food, exceptional range of ales and stunning panoramic views. High beamed ceilings and a traditional stone fireplace create the ideal location to enjoy the fine food and exceptional range of ales on offer.
The County is a gem of a pub, just away from the historic centre of Hexham – recently voted Britains favourite market town!
We are the perfect place for a post-work cocktail, a business brunch or a private party with friends. With food served all day, fresh barista coffee and free wifi, we’re also a popular venue whatever the occasion.
So whenever in Hexham, be sure to come in and let our friendly team look after you.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
The County Hotel
PriestpoppleThe County is a gem of a pub, just away from the historic centre of Hexham – recently voted Britains favourite market town!
We are the perfect place for a post-work cocktail, a business brunch or a private party with friends. With food served all day, fresh barista coffee and free wifi, we’re also a popular venue whatever the occasion.
So whenever in Hexham, be sure to come in and let our friendly team look after you.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
The Boatside Inn is a welcoming and spacious country pub, situated just a few miles west of the market town of Hexham. Based in the beautiful hamlet of Warden, they are ideally situated for anyone wanting to explore the Northumberland trails or the historical sites along Hadrian’s Wall and wanting to grab some lunch or some drinks along the way. Famed for salmon and trout fishing, our pub is located at the meeting point of the North and South Tyne and boasts an exciting and varied menu, great beers and fine wines.
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Boatside
The Boatside Inn is a welcoming and spacious country pub, situated just a few miles west of the market town of Hexham. Based in the beautiful hamlet of Warden, they are ideally situated for anyone wanting to explore the Northumberland trails or the historical sites along Hadrian’s Wall and wanting to grab some lunch or some drinks along the way. Famed for salmon and trout fishing, our pub is located at the meeting point of the North and South Tyne and boasts an exciting and varied menu, great beers and fine wines.