Unmissable attractions in Berwick-upon-Tweed
Andy Howeys Birds of Prey Centre
Ever wanted to hold an owl, raptor or snake? Here you can, and there are also rare albino hedgehogs and a host of creepy crawlies for the whole family to discover. Watch one of the animal displays, which last between an hour and 90 minutes, showcasing the marvels of the animal kingdom right before your eyes.
The Elizabeth Walls
One of Northumberland's most celebrated sites are the Elizabeth Walls which engird the city. In fact, they were commenced before the time of Queen Elizabeth during the reign of Edward I. They are some of the best preserved examples in all of Europe and the most expensive project of England's Golden Age.
Chain Bridge Honey Farm
Learn all about the processes of bee-keeping and honey making at this fascinating (and tasty) farm and coffee shop. Purchase honey products produced on site, and wander through exhibits like a living bee colony behind glass, with commentary written by expert calligrapher Dorien Irving.
Berwick upon-Tweed Barracks and Main Guard
Check out the cannons and impressive military fortifications and regalia at this fascinating English Heritage site. Built during the 18th century, the barracks were one of the first purpose built barracks in England. The exhibition inside gives you an in-depth account of the wars from the Civil War to the First World War.
The Lowry Trail
Lawrence Stephen Lowry is renowned for his matchstick men paintings of industrial scenes located in the north-west of England. Follow in his footsteps as Berwick unfolds to you through the painter's eyes. Lowry represented the town on many occasions and regularly holidayed here. His works are on display throughout the town, and at Salford's Lowry Gallery.
