Best places: Tourist attractions in Spennymoor, United Kingdom

Architecturally innovative Norman CofE cathedral with St Cuthbert's shrine and a treasury museum.

Focusing on Asian art and culture, covering ancient Egypt to India, China and Japan.

College in an 11th-century castle offering a B&B with 2 plush suites, plus seasonal casual rooms.

Stone manor house originally built in the 13th century, with picturesque English-style gardens.

Hilly park featuring several kids' play areas, a miniature-car track, a cafe & views over Durham.

10-hectare garden with plants from round the world, glasshouses, outdoor art and a visitor centre.

👍👍 A gorgeous bridge over River Wear that cuts turns the town into an island. If you walk across the main bridge in Durham, you can walk around early marked paths all the way around the outer edges of the island. Lovely vistas of the Durham Cathedral and Castle as well as Prebends Bridge. Definitely re...

Kids' indoor and outdoor soft play areas, plus roller disco, crazy golf, farm animals and a cafe.

👍 Lovely area to walk around. We parked in the free car park just off South Road. We done the circular walk and enjoyed getting down to the river. There was some litter in this area, looks like folk go there to enjoy a few tinnies and leave the leftovers. It was also a shame to see graffiti regarding...

👍 Lovely stone bridge for evening stroll.

👍👍 Lovely old gardens just off the river Wear . Orchard and places to sit or picnic.

👍 Superb , excellent place to walk.

Museum at Durham University exhibiting artifacts from the prehistoric, classical & medieval periods.

👍👍 Durham Cathedral a Unesco world heritage site. On the way to the cathedral and castle you will walk up Saddler street be sure to look out for The Georgian Window gift shop, you will not be disappointed by Durham or The Georgian Window both wonderful.

👍👍 Beautiful views of Durham. Birds, animals (if you are quiet enough). Trains, including occasional steam once in a while (The Flying Scotsman was there). I just wish they plant more interesting trees that also do not obscure the views. After a walk you can have a nice lunch or tea in Durham or there...

👍👍 A World Heritage Site is a landmark or area which is selected by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as having cultural,[1]historical, scientific or other form of significance, and is legally protected by international treaties. The sites are judged importan...