Beamish
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Beamish is a village in County Durham in northeast England. The only reason to visit is its extensive open-air museum.
Get in
In summer a bus runs direct to the museum from Newcastle via Chester-le-Street.
Get around
The museum is actually big enough to have its own tram network.
See
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phone: +44 191 370 4000address: DH9 0RGExcellent industrial museum, recreating life in the area during the 19th and early 20th C.
Eat
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address: Cranberry Bog Road18th century pub restaurant
Sleep
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phone: +44 1207 233733address: Coppy Lane18th-century country house
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address: Beamishburn Road, NE16 5EG
Bobby Shafto Caravan Parkstatic caravans for and a site for touring caravans. Some static caravans allow dogs.
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phone: +44 1207 263790address: Joicey Square, Stanley, DH9 0PG
Go next
- South to historic Durham
- North to buzzy Newcastle
- West to the old mining community of Consett
- East to the 1964 new town of Washington