Berwick-upon-Tweed is a historic town in Northumberland, situated at the mouth of the River Tweed on the North East coast. It is the northernmost town in England, lying just 2.5 miles south of the Scottish border.
Whether you are looking for a quick coffee pitstop for your walk along the River Tweed or a Sunday lunch on your weekend in Berwick, the town has a whole host of options to choose from. Popular options amongst visitors and locals include the Waterfront Cafe, serving British classics, Amran’s Indian Kitchen and Grill for something tasty with a spicy kick, to honest and tasty pub grub at The Cross Inn pub and kitchen. Whatever your taste, Berwick has something for everyone to tuck into and enjoy with their food and drink scene.
Berwick offers visitors lots of accommodation options, so you are sure to find somewhere to rest up and ready yourself for another day of exploring the town. Berwick is known for its range of welcoming and traditional B&B’s, with favourites including The Walls B&B and West Longridge Manor.
When it comes to spending a day in Berwick-upon-Tweed, we recommend starting your day with a hearty breakfast to get you set up your day of exploring, choosing from one of the many cafes, restaurants and pubs the town offers, followed up by exploring some of the historic sites, from Berwick Barracks, the Elizabethan Town Walls, Berwick Castle and ramparts to the town hall and cell block museum, there is so much to explore, especially for family days out where you are looking to keep the kids entertained. Explore the historic streets of the town, strolling around local art galleries, gift shops, as well as taking in Berwick Market Day. We recommend finishing your afternoon off with a short walk along the River Tweed, taking in views over the river and the Northumberland coastline and spotting local wildlife.