Beamish- The Museum of the North is a unique cultural experience which cannot be found elsewhere and is an ideal place to take your group to visit. This 300 acre open air museum allows visitors to see what life was like many years ago in the North East during the 1820s, 1900s and 1940s. It also allows your group a great opportunity to experience the museum in a completely different way with interactive lessons whilst at the same time providing a fun and interesting way to learn new skills.
Tours to this open air museum will give your group an invaluable insight into what life was like in England many years ago and keep them busy with the museum spread over 300 acres of beautiful County Durham countryside.
Ask a Question Get a QuoteDay 1 | Morning: Departure from school and travel to County Durham. Afternoon:Arrival at Beamish- The Living Museum of the North and admission. Spend the afternoon exploring this unique museum. Step back in time and see how life was like in North East England during the 1820s, 1900s, and 1940s with real life people and working farms, houses, mines and more. Evening: Evening departure from County Durham and travel back to home town. End of Tour. |
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