Places to explore near Northumberland Park (Tyne & Wear) StationNorthumberland Park

White-domed Edwardian pleasure dome on Whitley Bay seafront, restored to eateries and a tearoom.

4.9 km E

Coast to coast along the Roman frontier, milecastle by milecastle.

5 km S · Northumberland, Cumbria & Tyne and Wear

Vanbrugh's last great baroque house, a bold pile of towers and columns near the Northumberland coast

5.3 km N

An island light off Whitley Bay reached by a causeway at low tide, a Tyneside landmark switched off in 1984 and now open to visitors.

6.2 km NE

Handsome coastal town of grand terraces and a lively Front Street above the sands and priory headland.

6.3 km E · Tyne and Wear

Steep wooded valley park in Newcastle along the Ouseburn, with waterfalls, ruins and old woodland.

6.6 km SW

Priory ruin on a headland above the sea.

6.7 km E

Tilting 'blinking eye' footbridge that arcs across the Tyne between the Quayside and BALTIC.

8.7 km SW

Vast converted flour mill on the Gateshead quay, now a free contemporary art gallery with a rooftop view.

8.7 km SW

Norman Foster's curved glass-and-steel concert hall on the Gateshead riverbank, formerly Sage Gateshead.

9 km SW

The great green steel arch of 1928 that frames the Newcastle skyline, forerunner of Sydney's harbour bridge.

9.1 km SW

A country park in Tyne and Wear.

1.5 km S

One path around a whole country — beach, clifftop and seawall the entire way round England's coast, opening stretch by stretch.

4.9 km NE · spans 24 counties

A country park in Tyne and Wear.

4.9 km W

A broad golden beach with a tidal pool, surf school and rock pools.

6.3 km E

Surviving church of the Anglo-Saxon monastery where the Venerable Bede wrote, keeping its dedication stone of 685.

6.6 km SE

A Site of Special Scientific Interest in County Durham.

7.3 km SE

A Victorian cemetery laid out in 1836 by architect John Dobson, with grand chapels.

7.5 km SW

Wood-panelled folk-music pub above the Ouseburn valley, a fixture since the 1890s.

7.8 km SW