Tourist attractions in the North East
Many attractions are already listed local to the many seaside towns
in the north east region but many make a great day out wherever you
are staying.
 Family
Attractions & Fun Parks
Captain Cook Country... >>
The great explorer set sail from Whitby and was born not far away.
There are museums and a fascinating tour which takes in a lot more
of this beautiful part of the country.
Atlantis Waterpark...
Boasting two of the longest waterslides in the country, you are guaranteed
a good time. Its heated too!
Sewerby... >>
The 50 acre Sewerby Hall & Gardens park is just beyond the north
beach and is the perfect location for a picnic. Within the grounds
there is the beautiful regency Hall to explore, a children's zoo,
bowling green and an adventure playground.
 Heritage
and Museums
Beamish Open Air Museum...
>>
The North of England Open Air Museum brings the past to life with
a victorian town, farm and railway. The realism and attention to detail
have won Beamish both the British Museum of the Year and European
Museum of the Year Awards.
Eden Camp... >>
Winner of the top UK visitor attraction award, Eden Camp is a second
world war museum built on an actual prisoner of war camp. Experience
the sights, sounds even smells of war time Britain.
National Glass Centre...
>>
A unique venture, the purpose built facility promotes and shows glass
in all its uses from 5000BC to hi-tech fibre optics. The centre is
also home to artists and a glass shop.
Whitby Abbey... >>
The imposing ruins of the monastic abbey hide a more distant history,
there has been building on this site since the Romans. The new visitors
center tells all.
Seaside towns
Bridlington
| Filey | Saltburn-by-the-Sea
Scarborough | Sunderland
| Whitby
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