Durham Tees Valley airport Local Attractions

Durham Cathedral

Durham Cathedral is considered by many to be the greatest Norman building in England, its setting and construction make it a spectacle not to be missed and is listed as one of the UK's Heritage Sites. In 2001 the nation voted Durham Cathedral as the its most loved building and is considered by many to be an icon of of the North-East of England.

You will never forget your visit to Durham Cathedral so why not visit this impressive spectacle if you have the time it will definitely be worth the journey.

Durham Cathedral,
The Chapter Office,
The College,
Durham,
DH1 3EH

Tel. 0191 386 4266
Fax. 0191 386 4267
email: enquiries@durhamcathedral.co.uk

Beamish Open Air Museum

Beamish Open Air Museum is a place where you can live history. Unlike many museums that consist of static exhibits this is very different as the museum lives and works in the past representing the early 1800's and 1900's.

The museum is located within 300 acres of countryside and represents historic times that include a town in 1913, a manor house in 1825, a railway in 1825, a farm in 1913, a colliery in 1913, a railway station in 1913, as well as trams and transportation displays.

This is a living breathing jounrney back into the pastand the nearest thing possible without inventing a time machine! For those of you with a historic interest this is an essential visit.

BEAMISH,
The North of England Open Air Museum,
Beamish,
County Durham,
DH9 0RG

Tel. 0191 370 4000
Fax. 0191 370 4001
email: museum@beamish.org.uk