Holiday homes & rentals in Middlesbrough

As one of the main industrial towns of northern England, Middlesbrough’s legacy of steel making and engineering is mirrored in its housing. The town is characterised by its traditional terraces, while the city centre has a huge range of holiday lettings and spacious, modern apartments to choose from.

What to eat in Middlesbrough

Speak to anyone from Middlesbrough and it won’t be long before they mention the famous Teesside parmo. Similar to the American chicken parmigiana, a traditional ‘Boro parmo is a breaded pork cutlet topped with a white bechamel or Parmesan sauce and Cheddar cheese, served with chips and salad.

This hearty meal is one of the most beloved delicacies in Middlesbrough and while many restaurants will claim to have the best take on the dish, only Central Park Restaurant has the endorsement of Michelin star chef Michael O’Hare.

Cultural highlights of Middlesbrough

Middlesbrough is a town proud of its industrial heritage, and one of the most iconic sights is the Tees Transporter Bridge. This amazing steel structure has been ferrying cars across the River Tees since 1911.

MIMA is ranked among the world’s leading galleries for modern and contemporary art, showcasing the work of renowned artists as well as local people. Middlesbrough is also the birthplace of British explorer Captain James Cook, who is honoured at the Captain Cook Birthplace Museum.

Sightseeing in and around Middlesbrough

Middlesbrough is surrounded by a dramatic landscape of rolling North Yorkshire countryside and a picturesque coastline. A short drive away is the seaside town of Redcar where you can sit on the promenade and enjoy a ‘Lemon Top’ ice cream from Pacittos.

The picturesque setting of Saltburn-by-the-Sea, further east along the coast from Redcar, is a favourite for Middlesbrough holiday rentals thanks to the views from its pier. You can spend an afternoon along its beach, which includes a cliff tramway.

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