Small group - Anglo-Saxon Northumberland
Duration
8 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Explore Northumbria’s mighty Anglo-Saxon royal heritage
Discover Jarrow Hall’s living history and culture
Visit Bamburgh’s ancient church and sacred legacy
Experience Ad Gefrin’s whiskey craft and museum stories
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Northumbria was, for much of the 7th and 8th centuries, the most powerful kingdom in the British Isles, led by influential rulers such as the fierce Æthelfrith, the revered Oswald, and the shrewd Oswiu. Their leadership shaped a unique cultural landscape, blending Anglo-Saxon, British, Irish, Scottish, and Pictish influences through both military might and religious devotion. This rich heritage forms the foundation of a fascinating period that continues to inspire historians and visitors alike.
This full-day tour invites you to explore this remarkable legacy by visiting Jarrow Hall, an Anglo-Saxon farm and the Bede Museum; St. Aidan’s Church in Bamburgh; and Ad Gefrin, England’s first whisky distillery and Anglo-Saxon Museum dedicated to the royal palace at Yevering Bell. All entry fees are included, and you will be returned to your accommodation at the end of the day.
Entry to all listed attractions
Comfortable transport
Professional local guide
Pick-up and drop-off
Personal expenses
Gratuities
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