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Cherryburn

106 Reviews

#9 of 32 things to do in Hexham

Sights & Landmarks, Historic Sites

Cherryburn Station Bank, Hexham NE43 7DD, England

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“Small but beautiful”

We wanted somewhere to visit on the way to our holiday cottage and chose Cherryburn. It was a... read more

Reviewed February 25, 2019

Christine K

Barnsley, United Kingdom

“The Little Gem of the Tyne valley”

Well worth a visit. The birth place of Thomas Bewick.a very interesting place could do with a... read more

Reviewed October 2, 2018

Buffaloburtie

Gateshead, United Kingdom

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Set in a tranquil garden with views across the Tyne Valley, this unassuming Northumbrian farmstead is the birthplace of famous artist and naturalist Thomas Bewick.

Outstanding little National Trust property

Both the print room and museum room of great interest and this hidden little treasure is well worth a visit.

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Cherryburn Station Bank, Hexham NE43 7DD, England

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tonybrewin

Derby, United Kingdom

4015

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Don,t make a special journey to visit.

Luckily we call during a day out in Hexham the property is very small with only a few rooms to explore the gardens are also fairly small and looked unkempt this may have course have been intended, if you are not a National Trust member...More

Date of experience: May 2019

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Christine K

Barnsley, United Kingdom

354104

Reviewed February 25, 2019

Small but beautiful

We wanted somewhere to visit on the way to our holiday cottage and chose Cherryburn. It was a beautiful day for February and our grandson enjoyed playing games in the garden. We walked round the paddock but unfortunately there were no animals in at that...More

Date of experience: February 2019

Thank Christine K

Buffaloburtie

Gateshead, United Kingdom

1211

Reviewed October 2, 2018

The Little Gem of the Tyne valley

Well worth a visit. The birth place of Thomas Bewick.a very interesting place could do with a better cafe though as limited in what they offer staff were very pleasant and we'll knowledge on the property.A special mention for Norma she was Lovely

Date of experience: September 2018

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Carol B

Birmingham, United Kingdom

681513

Reviewed September 2, 2018

CHERRYBURN - THOMAS BEWICK'S BIRTHPLACE

Wednesday 22 August 18, my husband and I decided to go to Stocksfield, to visit Cherryburn under the care of The National Trust. Set in a tranquil garden with views across the Tyne Valley, this unassuming Northumbrian farmstead is the birthplace of famous artist and...More

Date of experience: August 2018

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GeocacherL8HNB

Worcestershire, United Kingdom

Reviewed August 22, 2018

Visiting the North East

We were travelling around the North East geocaching and visiting places of interest, we didn't know about Cherryburn until we saw the sign. We had a look around and a lovely chat with the ladies who explained more about the place and we told them...More

Date of experience: July 2018

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MumanddadR

Bedford, United Kingdom

4421

Reviewed August 11, 2018

Little Gem

Tiny, but fascinating, museum of Thomas Bewick a pioneer of wood engraved illustrations. The staff were friendly and if you wanted to find out more about printing and engraving there is much to see.

Date of experience: August 2018

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john e

Gateshead, United Kingdom

764218

Reviewed July 31, 2018

Not huge but friendly and fascinating

Worth a visit for its connection to thomas bewick; Its not just the house workshop and yard, but also has a lovely garden. Parking can be limited on a sunny day.

Date of experience: June 2018

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Tonyholland233

Norwich, United Kingdom

261101

Reviewed June 27, 2018 via mobile

Peaceful place

We were welcomed by Mark who was very informative and knew a lot about the place and Norma who was very cheerful. Although this is one of the smallest NT properties it is well worth a visit. The information around the place are easy to...More

Date of experience: June 2018

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noreebea

Southampton

131

Reviewed June 20, 2018 via mobile

Pretty cottage and walking

This was a very nice place to visit. Not big so a coffee and walk was good. The best part was to see the Alpacas and their 1 day old baby.

Date of experience: June 2018

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travelalotjules

Dewsbury, United Kingdom

8728

Reviewed June 13, 2018 via mobile

Cherryburn a delightful National Trust Property

Had a lovely couple of hours here. The weather was glorious which helps. This was the birthplace of Thomas Bewick who was an natural history artist and engraver. The printroom was amazing and whilst we were there we had a demonstration on how it would...More

Date of experience: June 2018

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ahopefultraveller

Is it possible to visit cherryburn using public transport at all? From corbridge, weekday in August. Many thanks.

July 23, 2015|

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Yes. There is a half hourly service from Corbridge to Mickley Square. Get off and walk down the hill for less than ten minutes. It's route number 10 and takes just under half an hour.