Bamburgh

The largest and most impressive part about Bamburgh is the castle that can be seen for miles around in any direction. The Bamburgh castle has been restored extensively over the years in order to keep it pristine and ready for tourists of all kinds. One of the mfirst major restorations took place in the 1750s under the power of Lord Crewe while Lord Armstrong ordered another restoration in the late 19th century.

Visitors to Bamburgh often usually take advantage of checking out St. Aidans church which is a stunning sight dating back all the way to 635 AD, and it is now as mesmerizing as after thanks to a 13th century restoration. The church is also the final resting place for Grace Darling who is one of the most famous inhabitants to ever live in Bamburgh.

Directly across from the Church one can find the Grace Darling Museum that recognizes all of her accomplishments in saving people from the wreck of the SS Forfarshire. The museum is a new development that was recently opened for the public in 2007, and new projects are underway all the time to improve the access and the appearance of the historical venue.

What many people do not know about Bamburgh is that it actually is home to one of the finest beaches in all of the UK. The beach is located on the Northumberland Coast and has won a number of awards for its impressive golden sand and miles of pristine water.
Once you are finished enjoying all that the beach has to offer, you will definitely want to head over to the Bamburgh village and take in all of the shops, cafés, and restaurants that adorn the area. Everything is within walking distance and you will find practically anything you need in order to have a good time.

For those that seek a little more adventure, there is a 21 mile bicycle that begins in Bamburgh and can take you southwest and south through areas such as Swinhoe, Elford, Fleetham, and then ending in Embleton village. After that the path heads north again through the coastal areas and brings you back to Bamburgh after you enjoy Seahouses and Low Newton by the Sea.

What many guests love about Bamburgh is the cozy and quiet feeling that they get when visiting the area, and the stunning amount of inns and hotels that they can choose from. You can opt to enjoy the freedom of a self catering spot, indulge at a bed and breakfast, nestle in at a guest house or settle into a camping site.

Be sure to check out Bamburgh for yourself and understand all that it has to offer tourists and vacationers from around the world. Whether you choose to stay for a day, a week, or even a month, there is more than enough to see and do in this lovely little county, and in fact many vacationers to the area struggle to make themselves leave when it is time to go home.

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