The Journey Sculpture – Stand before the wooden figures bent under a coffin that sparked an entire city into existence.

The Market Tavern – Step into the birthplace of a movement that outlived the very industry it was built to protect.

The Market Place – Spot the hidden clay animals scattered above the square where severed heads once hung on poles.

Durham Town Hall – Meet the three-foot-three celebrity who charmed European royalty and won a grave inside the cathedral.

Cette visite commence à l'entrée de la cathédrale de Durham, où vous découvrirez son histoire remarquable et son parcours architectural. Vous explorerez ensuite les heurtoirs des portails et découvrirez les histoires qu'ils racontent. À l'intérieur, la visite vous guidera à travers les vitraux impressionnants, les reliques sacrées et les tombeaux d'évêques influents, chacun ayant sa propre histoire et sa propre signification. Vous apprendrez pourquoi ces personnages reposent ici et comment ils ont façonné le passé de la ville. La visite se termine là où elle a commencé : l'humble entrée. Au total, vous ferez plus de 25 arrêts.

Statues of Neptune and the Soldier – Trace a granite timeline born from a ten-year-old boy's letter to the local newspaper.

The Riverside Walk – Follow the river gorge where a shepherd boy's vision set off a chain that shaped northern England for centuries.

Framwellgate Bridge – Cross the bridge built by a man who escaped the Tower of London hidden inside a barrel of wine.

The Bailey – Walk one of England's finest medieval streets, once held by soldiers whose rent was paid in loyalty.

Palace Green – Weigh the power of bishops who minted coins, raised armies, and answered to no king.

Silver Street – Search for the plaque marking where a raven dropped a gold coin at the feet of a penniless boy.

The Watergate and City Walls – Pass beneath the medieval gate that helped a castle stay unconquered for nearly a thousand years.

Durham Castle – Enter the oldest inhabited university building in the world, haunted by a student who misread a notice board.

Saddler Street and Shakespeare Tavern – Hear why Durham's most haunted pub still rattles a sewing machine no one has touched.

Prebends Bridge – Pause where a saint's coffin suddenly refused to move — and a lost cow showed the monks where to go.