BAMBURGH | 4K Narrated Walking Tour | Let's Walk 2021

Join me for a walk through the centre of one of Northumberland's most stunning villages: Bamburgh. Though only home to around 400 people today, this village is full of history and spectacular views, with heritage going back millennia that draws in thousands of visitors every year!

As we walk around Bamburgh, we pass a number of interesting landmarks, including St. Aidan's Church, Grace Darling Memorial, Grace Darling Museum, Bamburgh Hall, The Grove, Front Street, The Victoria Hotel, The Castle Inn, The Lord Crewe Hotel, Castle Green, Bamburgh War Memorial, Bamburgh Castle and Bamburgh Beach.

Thank you so much to the following sites for their help in my research of Bamburgh:

0:00 St. Aidan's Churchyard
0:23 View of Bamburgh Castle from St. Aidan's Churchyard
0:44 St. Aidan's Church
1:38 Grace Darling Memorial
2:15 St. Aidan's Church
2:26 St. Aidan's Churchyard
2:42 St. Aidan's Church
3:12 St. Aidan's Churchyard
3:33 Church Street
3:39 Bamburgh Hall
3:55 Church Street
4:28 17th-Century Village Wall
4:50 The Grove
5:12 The Victoria Hotel
5:59 Front Street
6:35 The Castle Inn
6:58 Front Street
8:28 Bamburgh Village Pump & The Grove
8:44 Front Street
9:45 The Lord Crewe Hotel
10:03 Front Street
10:25 Bamburgh Castle & Castle Green
12:17 Bamburgh Castle
12:52 Bamburgh War Memorial
13:30 Bamburgh Castle
15:24 View over Bamburgh from castle
15:36 Bamburgh Castle
16:43 Battery Gate
17:05 Bamburgh Beach
17:12 Battery Gate
17:23 Bamburgh Castle
18:16 Thank you for watching!

Stats for nerds:

Distance walked: 0.6 miles/0.9km
Step count: 1200 steps (approx.)
Time taken: 17 mins 53 secs
Average speed: 2mph/3.2kmh

Please do not use any footage from this video without my permission.

[LetsWalkUK]

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Good evening! And welcome to a narrated 'redux' of one of my favourite walks on the channel so far, in the spectacular Northumberland village of Bamburgh - a must-visit if you're ever in the area!

The village, despite its small size, is home to all manner of fascinating landmarks, from St. Aidan's Church to the Castle and more - but a little further north along the beach from where we finish our walk in this video, you'll also find Bamburgh Lighthouse, the northernmost land-based lighthouse in England. Though not the lighthouse in which Grace Darling lived, Bamburgh Lighthouse is an eye-catching landmark to walk along the beach towards if you're visiting or staying in the village!

[RelaxedRoamer]

I love walking because it clears your mind, enriches the soul, takes away stress, and opens up your eyes to a whole new world. Thanks for sharing this amazing video. 😍

[northernskys]

So truly enjoyed this walk. Bamburgh is one of my favourite places in the UK. The castle is spectacular, and imposing, especially from the beach, and love the village. So small, but with so much History. Thanks again for a truly enjoyable, and informative, walk! Cheers!

[TykeBiker]

I do enjoy your walks and all the of the researched history, I have been to most of the places but didn't know half of the facts, making these walks more entertaining while being informative.

[jacquelineyong]

I had the recent opportunity to visit Bamburgh. It is such a lovely and quaint town. A good place for a day trip.

[joeyboy]

Thank you for the tour. Very informative, I am definitely going to visit.

[daveflick]

Thank you. Only just discovered this tonight

[beckyr]

I visited last week and had no idea the castle was on an extinct volcano! Incredible! 👍🌋

[sahelldanishyar]

Who came here after watching the last kingdom series with lord uhtred son of uhtred the lord of Bebbanburg which known today as Bamburgh Castle 🏰? So like it.😍

[therealhotchocolatecompany]

Nice video, thanks. Will have to visit soon!

[callicordova]

at 17:25, I have a photo of that door on the right. Such a stunning view of the North Sea from the castle.

[discostu]

I used to love going there as a kid.. One day I shall return to reclaim my birthright 🙂

[elainebezuidenhout]

Thank you for making these narrat3d videos it is very interesting and informative.😀

[stuartlean]

A great travelogue and an excellent commentary, please keep it up. I can now concentrate on your photography.

[michellebruce]

Nice walk in the medieval village. I enjoyed it can't wait to see more soon. Very beautiful and historical the medieval buildings and houses are. Your history lessons are always great and your walks are always enjoyable. Have a great day 😀 greetings from Canada 😀

[garysmith]

My father and his sister were evacuated to live in the castle after their brother died in the bombing of Newcastle upon Tyne in 1942