• Durham - Begin in Millennium Square and enjoy views of the new developments in the city as well as the introduction story to St. Cuthbert and the beautiful Fenwick Lawson statue in the square itself.
• Durham Market Hall - Enter the medieval market square & discover the stories behind this architectual gem with its statues and market hall. If open, we will be able to enter the Victorian Market
• Palace Green Library - On the route leading to Palace Green, enjoy a true experience of medieval Durham with lanes filled with medieval architecture, clues of a bygone past and little snickleways (called vennels in Durham) leading to some extraordinary finds.

In Palace Green, marvel at the UNESCO World Heritage Site Durham Castle & Cathedral and also hear stories of Prince Bishops and your surrounding square…

• Durham Castle - Take a look at this fabulous castle - not all is as it seems though and your guide will reveal all…
• Durham Cathedral - Gaze at this magnificent Romanesque building - one of the largest of its kind. If time allows, you will be able to walk through the cathedral and your local expert can give you some insights during your walkthrough. Feel free to reach out to us if you would like a fully guided tour of the cathedral as part of your tour. Please note the cathedral can close from time to time due to services or special events at short notice.
• Chorister School - Take a walk through the beautiful College behind Durham Cathedral - a place of tranquillity and home to the famous Chorister School of Durham Cathedral.
• Prebends Bridge - Cross the river Wear on Prebends Bridge - you will be rewarded with some of the best views onto Durham Cathedral (a view even WTM Turner admired).
• The old Corn Mill - Enjoy a splendid walk along the riverside of Durham’s river Wear, home to some of the best rowing athletes in the country. With any look you will see some training sessions… The views are marvellous onto the cathedral and castle.
• Framwellgate Bridge - Cross yet another bridge on the river Wear - this time it is the 15th Century Framwellgate Bridge leading back into the heart of the city.

• Professional, local tourist guide
• Stops designed with lower footfall traffic at key locations

• Gratuities
• Private transportation

The well-being & safety of our patrons always takes precedence at our establishment. In light of the Covid-19 pandemic that transpired in 2020, we are implementing more stringent procedures, ensuring they are diligently followed during all our excursions.

Your guide will provide an authentic understanding of Durham, its cathedral precinct, university (it’s the third eldest in England!) and the medieval narrative of this fantastic city.

Discover both the old and new as you gauge how Durham transitioned from being the religious heart of a nation, acknowledged its industrial power and decline, up until its metamorphosis into the illustrious university city it is today.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.