Wheelchair accessible things to do in the North East


Exploring the North East unveils a captivating blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Start your journey in Newcastle upon Tyne, where the iconic Tyne Bridge dominates the skyline alongside the historic Newcastle Castle. Delve into the region's industrial heritage at Beamish Museum, an open-air museum showcasing life in the North East during the Victorian and Edwardian eras.

Then, venture to Durham to marvel at its magnificent cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and explore the cobbled streets of its charming medieval city center. Finally, immerse yourself in the rugged landscapes of Northumberland, home to Hadrian's Wall and the stunning Northumberland Coast.

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Attraction
From £5

Durham Cathedral

Gothic masterpiece, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Norman architecture, stunning stained glass, shrine of St. Cuthbert, serene cloisters.

Activity
From £4

Ballet Pilates

Ballet Pilates gives you a chance to explore a wonderful mix of basic ballet moves and pilates techniques to stretch, tone and mobilise your body.

Attraction
Free

Allendale Forge Studios

Mett local artists in this unique attraction. Shop and enjoy a delisious home-cooked food and explore the surrounding area.

Waves
Activity

Waves

Swimming pool, pool slide, soft play, gym and fitness,

Attraction
Free

Newcastle Cathedral

Immerse yourself in history and tranquility. Marvel at stunning architecture and find solace in peaceful surroundings.

Activity
From £18

Newcastle Racecourse

One of Britains busiest racecourses, hosting over 60 all-weather and jumps fixtures a year.

Finchale Priory
Attraction
Free

Finchale Priory

Medieval monastery ruins, tranquil riverside setting, historical significance, peaceful atmosphere, ideal for contemplation and exploration.

The Tyne Bridge
Attraction
Free

The Tyne Bridge

An iconic symbol of the city's heritage. Majestic architecture and scenic views make it a must-see attraction for visitors.

Activity
From £21

Sedgefield Racecourse

One of the country's friendliest racecourses, with a reputation for a warm, relaxed atmosphere.