S2S - See North East Of England Newsletter

S2S - See North East Of England from Lifestyle Media Group Ltd celebrates the beauty of North East England, with breathtaking views, silver sandy beaches and a wealth of history to compare with anywhere in the United Kingdom. From fantastic family days out at the region's National Parks to specially designed cycle tracks and walks through beautiful countryside, the newsletter showcases the very best of the area.

Exploring the North East

S2S - See North East Of England highlights how all four quadrants of the region leave visitors with memories to cherish forever. From cathedrals and churches to world famous heritage sites, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

• Family days out at the National Parks
• Specially designed cycle tracks
• Walks through beautiful countryside
• Silver sandy beaches and breathtaking views

Attractions Across the Region

The newsletter features attractions across the four quadrants of the North East:

• Northumberland: Hadrian's Wall (nr Carlisle), Alnwick Castle (Alnwick), Bamburgh Castle (Bamburgh) and the Roman Army Museum (Greenhead)
• Teeside: Chillingham Castle, The Bowes Museum, HMS Trincomalee and High Force Waterfall (County Durham)
• Tyne & Wear: Metrocentre, Tynemouth Castle and Priory, Seven Stories and Whitley Bay
• Durham: Open Air Museum (Beamish), Raby Castle (Darlington), Hamsterley Forest (Bishop Auckland) and Durham Castle (Durham)

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the newsletter cover?

It covers the beauty, history and attractions of North East England, including views, beaches, National Parks, cycle tracks and heritage sites across the region.

Which areas of the North East are featured?

The newsletter features four quadrants: Northumberland, Teeside, Tyne & Wear and Durham.

What attractions are highlighted in Northumberland?

Northumberland highlights include Hadrian's Wall near Carlisle, Alnwick Castle in Alnwick, Bamburgh Castle in Bamburgh and the Roman Army Museum in Greenhead.

Are there activities for families?

Yes, the newsletter promotes fantastic family days out at the National Parks, cycling along specially designed cycle tracks and walking through the countryside.

What can visitors see in the Durham area?

Durham features the Open Air Museum at Beamish, Raby Castle at Darlington, Hamsterley Forest at Bishop Auckland and Durham Castle in Durham.

Does the newsletter include historic sites?

Yes, it includes cathedrals, churches and world famous heritage sites, alongside castles, museums and the HMS Trincomalee.

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