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Blanchland Vacation Packages

Just 90 miles to the northwest of Blanchland sits the city of Edinburgh, while 95 miles to the south is where you will find Manchester.

Go on a side trip to Byermoor. It's just 15 miles to the east of Blanchland. Start at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art or Gateshead Millennium Bridge. Also stop by Tyne Bridge.

Salt in your hair, a healthy glow and bare feet. Your vacation just wouldn't be the same without these small joys. Bamburgh Beach, 55 miles to the north, and Longsands Beach, 30 miles to the northeast, are a couple of scenic places.

If you enjoy the great outdoors, check out one of this region's nature areas. WWT Washington Wetland Centre is located 25 miles away from Blanchland, while Low Force sits 14 miles away.

Take in the excitement at Kingston Park Stadium in United Kingdom, the home of the Newcastle Falcons and Newcastle United Reserves. If you're fond of rugby union, this might be the right place for you to be.

Make the trip to Hunstanworth. It's roughly 0.7 miles away from Blanchland, and where you can find Killhope Lead Mining Museum and De Vere Slaley Hall Golf Course. Alternatively, you could have a look at Corbridge Roman Site and Old Gaol in Slaley. This destination is 4 miles out of Blanchland.

When you are ready to venture further afield, visit a regional hub. Kiln Pit Hill is approximately 6 miles away and is home to visitor attractions, including Empire Theatre, Prudhoe Waterworld and Prudhoe Castle. Cherryburn and Stocksfield Golf Club are also popular options.

Indulge your senses in this region's numerous cafés and bars.

Visitors will no doubt come across a lot of fish and lamb, a couple of prized regional ingredients.

Any proud food lover should be sure they sample bangers and mash (sausages with mashed potatoes) and ploughman’s lunch (cheese, bread, pickles and cold cuts) before looking to other local dishes.

Delectable desserts, such as spotted dick (sponge pudding of dried fruits with custard), are definitely worth a try.

There's nothing quite like a round of brews with friends to cap off a great day. Yorkshire Bitter is what many of the locals choose.

If you are not really a drinker, hot chocolate is a nice alternative.

Those who appreciate a stiff drink every now and then should definitely order a Bombay Saphire Gin, a fiery spirit.

Whether you like it sweet, dry or semi-dry, wine is the perfect drink to partner with a tasty meal. Try the regional favorites, Denbies Pinot Gris and Chapel Down Chardonnay.

Northumberland is a gorgeous part of the world that will stay dear to your heart long after you have departed. This might make saying goodbye hard, but just remember that you can always come back and visit again!

The handiest airport is Newcastle International Airport, and it is 19 miles to the northeast.

Hotel options in Blanchland are known to be quite limited. Check out the latest information, listings and deals on Expedia's comprehensive Blanchland lodging page.

Some of the options that are worth a look in and around Blanchland are the Slaley Hall and The Punch Bowl Inn.