What’s better than a 4-day weekend, right? We can’t tell you how excited we are to have some deserved time off with our friends and family, so why not make plans in the city? With a range of things to do and explore in Newcastle, you’ll not have a dull moment this bank holiday weekend, we promise.
Why not take a trip to Ouseburn Farm? The perfect day out when the spring sun is shining, it’s a no-brainer to visit this bank holiday weekend. The farm has a packed itinerary of things to do around the clock for people of all ages, with one of the more popular activities being goat walking. Yes, it’s exactly what it says on the tin – grab yourself a little billy goat and take them out for a walk in the sunshine – what a perfect and wholesome activity to do with some friends. The farm also has lamb feeding and crafting activities which you can also take part in, which we think are the perfect way to bring the spring feeling to your bones. You can also grab a coffee and cake after that long walk with little Billy, and even visit their farm shop where you can find a range of different home-grown products.
Find out more about the farm here.
Go try some of the best food and drink in Newcastle at Newcastle Food Festival, based right in the heart of Exhibition Park from the 4th – 6th of May. With a range of activities to get stuck into, from live chef demos, live music, food markets, and street food areas, there’s loads to feast your eyes and mouth upon this bank holiday weekend. There’s also a variety different acts and festival programmes that you can sign up for throughout the weekend, which you can book via their website. This is a no-brainer to attend if you fancy a break from the city and a fun-filled bank holiday. Grab an early bird ticket from as little as £5.95 per adult, so why not click here to get the date in the diary for a weekend you won’t want to miss out on?
How about jumping on a quick 30-minute train and heading up to Alnwick? This cute market town based in the heart of Northumberland will take away the hustle and bustle of city life so you can enjoy a lovely day in the countryside. With so many shops, cafes, and even the castle to explore, you have so many options to spend the perfect day here over the bank holiday weekend. If you’re an avid Harry Potter fan, you may even recognise Alnwick Castle as quite a few of the famous magical movies were shot here over the years. It’s also home to an amazing tree house café, where you can look over the whole gardens and castle, and if you ask us, we can’t think of a better or more unique café experience in the North East. So, if you fancy a break from Newcastle, hop on that train, and explore the amazing sights of this beautiful town in the heart of the North East countryside.
With our top three things to do this bank holiday weekend, why not head out into the spring sunshine and get to know the sights of the North East a little bit more? There’s always so much to do and it’ll be fantastic to get yourself out and explore what it has to offer.
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