Berwick on Tweed a great seaside town with some fantastic local history. You can stumble upon hidden courtyards, climbing up a sand dune, peering at medieval remains. Take a walk around the town walls, or maybe do some shopping. With something for everyone, with all the ingredients to make you day out a memorable one for the whole family.
Paxton House - there many activities at Paxton House to keep you busy for a whole day, including house tours, boat trips and net fishing on the River Tweed, tearoom and gift shop, extensive grounds and gardens, galleries and exhibitions. One of the finest examples of an 18th-century Palladian Country house in all of Britain.
Berwick Lighthouse - is located at the end of the pier at the historical town of Berwick upon Tweed. Built in the 19th century the light guides shipping to the entrance to the River Tweed and Berwick Harbour.
Kings Own Scottish Borderer's Museum - is located within Berwick Barracks, an English Heritage site. This infantry regiment was formed in 1689 and recruited in the south-east of Scotland. Its long service continued until 2006, when it was merged into The Royal Regiment of Scotland. Car parking is free.
Berwick-upon-Tweed Barracks - built in the early 18th century. The 'By Beat of Drum' exhibition gives you an insight into the life of the British infantryman from the Civil War to the First World War.
The Maltings - (Berwick) Theatre & Cinema and Berwick Visual Arts. Check for details of events.
Andy Howeys Birds of Prey Centre - each display lasts around 45 minutes and everybody has an opportunity to get up close to our resident beasts. Come along and see birds of prey and even handle the birds. In the new home in the grounds of Haggerston Castle in Northumberland you will find something for all of the family, youn and old alike, from the cute and cuddly, the creepy and crawly and the scaly and slithery.