Northumberland is the northeasterly country in England, where it is popularly known for its miles of sandy beaches, stunning mountains and castles with scenic views. Where they have large and uncounted smaller roads with crisscrossing areas and ideal holiday touring holiday like Northumberland Castles tours. It has fortified living quarters which must seem only with the way where to keep families and possessions safe whereas Northumberland has a stunning array of intact and ruined castles. 

While you are planning to visit the castle sites where yourself during the Northumberland tour and then avoid the school holiday and height of the summer. Where you can visit in May and early June which is a good time to explore as September is also the best month. Where you can also visit Canadian WWII tours where it has to schedule your trip accordingly and enjoy two places at a time. Where you plan to explore the miles with empty beaches and stunning coastlines and get some comfy shoes.

First Castle: Alnwick

While on your trip to Northumberland castle tour Alnwick castle which it has 2nd largest inhabited castle where it ah famous Harry Porter school, Hogwarts. It is one of the strongest fortresses in Northern England and it has Norman Conquest in 1066. In the year 1309, the castle become powerful and it is ruled by the Dukes of Northumberland. It is one of the most popular castles and explores the castle and gardens. Where you should set aside some time to wander the streets of Alnwick town and see much history and truly delightful. 

Second Castle: Warkworth

It has the mightiest of the Percy strongholds in northern England where it is a true gem of the Northumberland Castles tours. The building of Warkworth Castle and it is begun in the 12th century. Where it has immortalised the home of Garry Hotspur which has a cross-shaped tower it is built in the 14th century. Where it is regarded as one of the finest examples of medieval architecture and is still roofed and almost completely presides with an extensive great hall. 

Third Castle: Dunstanburgh

It is one of the most photographed castle ruins in England where it is always well worth the hype. The walk is easy and even small children and buggies and scenery with simple outstanding. In the 14th century, it has the mightiest castles in England which were perched on cliffs and protected by the sea. It created a structure which look imposing seven hundred years later. 

Fourth Castle: Bamburgh

Bamburgh castle is the home of the Armstrong family where they have a massive brooding structure it can be seen miles in the part of Northumberland Castles tours where it has a coastal defence of approximately 500AD. The current castle dates to the end of the Norman era when the wooden defences were rebuilt in stone. It badly damaged artillery fire during the War of the Roses. The castle is open between March and October so plan your trip accordingly. Where you can tour public rooms and learn about the engineered exploits in the Castle of Armstrong Museum.