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All these brilliant people and places in North East England can be trusted to offer families a warm welcome and a great time.

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  • Nine young people stand in a row on a stage.
    Mortal Fools

    Mortal Fools

    An award-winning arts charity inspiring confidence and creativity in young people through youth theatre, festivals and more.
    Event ProviderTheatre

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  • The exterior of The Sill Discovery Centre.
    The Sill: National Landscape Discovery Centre

    The Sill: National Landscape Discovery Centre

    A family-friendly gateway to Northumberland National Park with interactive exhibitions, events and an outdoor playscape.
    CaféFree EntryMulti-use VenueOutdoor SpacePlay AreaShop

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  • A group of people wearing Griffindor scarves and witch's hats walk through a cathedral.
    Durham Cathedral

    Durham Cathedral

    Famous and impressive historic cathedral with plenty to interest families.
    CaféFree EntryHeritage SiteOutdoor SpaceShop

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  • An image taken from the outside of the Baltic in Gateshead. It shows a seven storey brick building with a sign above the door that says Baltic.
    Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art

    Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art

    A stunning riverside contemporary art gallery with friendly family spaces and events.
    Art GalleryCaféFree EntryPacked Lunch AreaPlay AreaShop

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  • Children play with wooden blocks outdoors in front of a castle wall. One child is leaping over a small tower of the wooden blocks.
    Bamburgh Castle

    Bamburgh Castle

    An iconic castle in a spectacular setting with lots for families to do.
    CaféHeritage SiteOutdoor SpacePicnic AreaShop

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  • A scene inside an Anglo Saxon round house featuring re-enactors tending to a fire and family visitors.
    Jarrow Hall – Anglo-Saxon Farm, Village and Bede Museum

    Jarrow Hall – Anglo-Saxon Farm, Village and Bede Museum

    A museum, farm and reconstructed Anglo Saxon buildings inspired by the famous Venerable Bede
    CaféHeritage SiteMuseumOutdoor SpacePicnic AreaShop

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  • Hexham Old Gaol

    Hexham Old Gaol

    A fascinating museum in England’s oldest purpose-built prison.
    MuseumShop

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  • Hatton Gallery

    Hatton Gallery

    An inspiring contemporary art gallery with family activities during the holidays
    Art GalleryFree EntryShop

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