The 1674 bridge over the River Tyne at Corbridge
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Things to Do in Corbridge

From Roman Corbridge and riverside walks to independent shops, pubs and village events, here's how to make the most of Corbridge.

Restaurants and cafes on a vibrant high street
Food & Drink

Eat & Drink in Corbridge

Restaurants, pubs, cafes and coffee shops: our full guide to Corbridge's food and drink scene.

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Green Spaces

Riverside & Countryside

The river, gardens and countryside on Corbridge's doorstep. More places are added as the site grows.

The Tyne & Corbridge Bridge

The Tyne & Corbridge Bridge

The River Tyne runs along the south edge of the village, crossed by the seven-arch stone bridge of 1674. Riverside paths make for an easy stroll from the village centre.

The only Tyne bridge to survive the 1771 flood.

Dilston Physic Garden

A charity-run science garden near Corbridge with hundreds of medicinal and heritage plants. Opening days vary through the year and it closes in midwinter, so check before you go.

Just south-west of the village, near Dilston.

Hadrian's Wall Country

Hadrian's Wall lies about two and a half miles north of Corbridge Roman Town, opening up some of the best walking and heritage days out in the North East.

Combine the Wall with a visit to Roman Corbridge.

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Sports & Fitness

Ways to keep active in and around Corbridge. Explore the hubs below.

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Heritage & Community

Discover Roman Corbridge, the village's landmarks and its independent high street.

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