Best Attractions near Hylton Castle

Explore Segedunum, the eastern gateway to Hadrian's Wall, with interactive exhibits, ancient ruins, and panoramic views over Tyneside.

Discover the iconic Angel of the North in Gateshead, a stunning sculpture symbolizing the rich heritage and artistic spirit of the North East of England.

Discover the ancient Mesolithic burial mound marked by the iconic beech trees of Seven Sisters on Copt Hill, a tranquil historic landmark near Houghton-le-Spring.

Explore Saltwell Park’s Victorian charm, scenic gardens, and family-friendly attractions in the heart of Gateshead’s green oasis.

Historic coastal town at the River Tyne’s mouth, blending medieval ruins, sandy beaches, and vibrant seaside charm.

Explore centuries of history and stunning coastal views at Tynemouth Priory and Castle, a majestic fortress overlooking the North Sea.

A vibrant riverside park blending historic charm with family-friendly play, gardens, and scenic walks in Chester-le-Street.

Walk through wartime darkness in Newcastle's hidden underground—a Victorian coal tunnel transformed into WWII shelter.

Discover the magic of children's books at Seven Stories, Newcastle’s vibrant national centre for storytelling, exhibitions, and family fun.

A vibrant urban farm and charity in Newcastle offering free access to animals, gardens, and sustainable community experiences.

A striking riverside hub for cutting-edge contemporary art in a converted flour mill with panoramic Tyne views.

A graceful tilting bridge spanning the Tyne, linking culture and city with iconic elegance and stunning river views.

A world-class music venue and education centre on Gateshead Quayside where music lives, grows, and inspires all ages.

Explore the evocative medieval ruins of Adam of Jesmond's House, a 13th-century fortified manor nestled in Newcastle's Heaton Park.

Historic woodland park in Newcastle with sports facilities, scenic walks, and Victorian-era charm for all ages.

A lively riverside market blending historic charm, artisan crafts, and vibrant street food every Sunday along Newcastle’s iconic Quayside.

A vibrant Sunday market along the River Tyne showcasing local crafts, food, and culture in Newcastle’s iconic Quayside setting.

Discover Newcastle’s largest independent contemporary art gallery set in a historic warehouse, blending creativity, culture, and community.

Discover the iconic Tyne Bridge, a stunning feat of engineering and a symbol of Newcastle's rich heritage, offering breathtaking views and historical significance.

Discover Newcastle’s maritime heritage and medieval charm at Trinity House, a historic gem on the quayside with centuries of seafaring stories.

Celebrate Newcastle’s rich heritage with the John Grundy Local Heroes Plaque along Hadrian’s Wall Path, honoring a beloved TV historian and cultural advocate.

Discover Newcastle's All Saints Church, a unique Georgian landmark with England’s only elliptical nave and a vibrant Presbyterian heritage.

Explore Newcastle’s finest Jacobean merchants’ houses, famed for Bessie Surtees’ romantic 1772 elopement and richly preserved period interiors.

Discover powerful documentary photography in a historic, intimate gallery space beneath Newcastle’s Tyne Bridge.

Discover the serene beauty and intricate craftsmanship of wooden sculptures in Great Lumley’s unique outdoor art gallery.

Historic medieval stairway linking Newcastle’s Quayside to the city centre, rich in legends and scenic views.

Discover the enchanting Dalden Tower in Seaham, a historical landmark that whispers tales of the past amidst stunning natural beauty.

Explore Newcastle’s haunted streets and historic landmarks on immersive ghost tours filled with chilling tales and authentic paranormal encounters.

Explore the medieval heart of Newcastle with panoramic views from the iconic Castle Keep and historic Black Gate at Castle Garth.

Explore Newcastle’s medieval gateway, The Black Gate, a historic fortress entrance turned vibrant urban hub steeped in centuries of history.

A Norman fortress at the heart of Newcastle, where royal power, rebellion, and city history converge above the River Tyne.

Explore Newcastle’s ancient heart where Roman roots, Anglo-Saxon heritage, and medieval stone keep converge in Castle Garth’s historic site.

Discover the wild beauty and tranquil charm of Durham Heritage Coast, where rugged cliffs meet serene beaches and rich wildlife thrives.

Discover over 900 years of history, stunning stained glass, and the iconic Lantern Tower at Newcastle Cathedral, a spiritual and cultural beacon in the city center.

A wild, romantic woodland valley in Newcastle, with waterfalls, historic ruins, and a charming petting zoo – a peaceful escape just minutes from the city centre.

Discover Newcastle’s historic Lit & Phil Library, a grand neoclassical haven with over 200,000 books and a vibrant cultural scene.

Walk Newcastle’s oldest route from the Castle Keep to the River Tyne along High Bridge, a historic street at the heart of the city’s medieval core.

Discover Newcastle’s artisan jewellery boutique and creative workshop hub nestled in the historic Old George Yard.

Discover Newcastle’s artistic heritage through historic and contemporary masterpieces at the Laing Art Gallery, a vibrant cultural hub in the city centre.

A 162-hectare green haven in North Tyneside offering woodlands, wildlife, trails, a community farm, and family-friendly countryside experiences.

A historic Grade I listed theatre in Newcastle’s cultural heart, blending rich heritage with world-class performances and elegant Edwardian design.

Experience Newcastle’s premier comedy venue with sharp wit, lively performances, and a welcoming bar atmosphere at The Stand Comedy Club.

A striking Gothic Revival landmark blending Newcastle’s religious heritage with modern academic life on Northumberland Road.

Historic medieval market turned vibrant nightlife hub with over 30 listed buildings in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne.

Historic Grade II listed church in Newcastle with rich non-conformist roots and stunning Victorian architecture.

Discover Newcastle’s Edwardian jewel with stunning tilework, a grand glass roof, and unique independent shops in the historic Central Arcade.