Northallerton

An exciting market town located within the sedate countryside county of Yorkshire. This town is an excellent launching pad for those who wish to explore the magnificent North Yorkshire National Moors, as well as those who have been bitten by the retail therapy bug, with two market days each week, as well as a variety of highstreets stores, pubs and restaurants to discover. The town has a rich history, which stems from the Roman occupation and the Roman military stations once present in the area, through to the Battle of the Standard in 1138 when the English defeated an army of invading Scottish, ensuring the safety of Northern England.

We love Northallerton because...

Market town
Variety of attractions
Close links to nature

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Hotels

1) Allerton Court Hotel

Hotels in Northallerton

Allerton Court Hotel

Darlington Road Northallerton DL6 2XF

This conveniently located hotel provides easy access to the railway station and major motorways, providing a comfortable night's rest for all.

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Allerton Court Hotel

Darlington Road Northallerton DL6 2XF

This conveniently located hotel provides easy access to the railway station and major motorways, providing a comfortable night's rest for all.

In and around Northallerton

Walworth Castle Birds of Prey

This family-run falconry centre is located within the dramatic grounds of Walworth Castle, and is the ideal activity for a day of fun. All birds are flown daily and their care is of the utmost importance at all times. Visitors have the chance to meet the birds watch the impressive displays and see the feeding frenzy. The grounds are also great for wildlife watching and there is a shop located within the centre.

World of James Herriot

James Herriot is one of the world’s most famous veterinary surgeons and this building is where he lived, worked and relaxed. Many know of Mr Herriot through the books of James Alfred Wright or watched All Creatures Great and Small on TV. This attraction takes visitors on a journey back through time to what life was like when Mr Herriot was working as a vet.

Theakston Brewery

A true beer lover’s paradise, the visitors’ centre at this brewery is open for guided tours. Passionate guides take visitors on a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of this traditional brewery, which produces over 12 types of beer and ale currently. From the mash, to the addition of yeast – the whole process is broken down and when the tour is over, visitors can get a pint in the Black Bull, which is in the brewery as well as buying bottles from the small shop.