Holiday rentals and lettings in Alston

Antique shops, historic and interesting monuments, beautiful bodies of water and interesting culture in Cumbria, this is all - and much more - of what you can see and visit in Alston. If you want to have a clear and broad view of all the beautiful scenery and tourist highlights of Alston, then you can stay in flats and holiday homes in the heart of Alston town centre or even in Allendale, where you can see several fascinating sights for you and your family.

Façades that scream of elegant and carefree British style, plus interiors with pastel and light colours that let in the light of Alston's beauty... all of this in the holiday rentals you can find on Holidu. The outside of these accommodations have gardens or the street where you can find the best restaurants or tourist attractions in Alston, or photo-worthy natural spaces; inside, they are quieter, with cushioned furnishings, spacious living rooms and peaceful bedrooms with curtains, large beds and bathrooms with all the necessary amenities.

We've always thought that small towns don't have much to show, that capital cities tend to have more interesting things to see, nothing to see! Alston is a perfect example. Alston is the representation of the purest British culture, with houses that respect their historical structures, museums, galleries, and more. This small town has an approximate population of over 1,000 and is on the River Tyne and has a connection to the Nent; Alston is 300 metres above sea level and has nearby locations such as Garrigill and Nenthead.

You can find this small-town high up in the North Pennines, it is one of the highest settlements in England and is remote, has a spectacular natural area and is located in the Eden district. Here you will see a steep main street that has a distinctive market cross at the top, as well as many stone buildings that were built in the 17th century. When you reach the entrance, you will see a church that accompanies a building dating back to 1681. This town is bustling with a reputation for delicious Alstonian food - you must try the Cumberland mustard and Alston cheese!

South Tynedale Railway is one of Alston's landmarks, coming here will allow you to experience the best developments in the area, with very comfortable travel on the train which doesn't take long, and you can see all the trails between stations. The food is delicious and quality in bright and peaceful surroundings, plus if you want to walk to admire the natural areas you can do so if you wish to the next station, the whole trail runs alongside the walking track.

Visiting museums is one of the coolest and most complete feelings when we are travelling, that's why you can't miss in your visit this place that is full of local history with fabulous exhibits of artefacts that were used in the past by the people who made part of their past, we are talking about Hub Heritage & Transport Museum! One of the things you'll love most is the staff at the museum, they are friendly and helpful, always open to explaining all about the history of Alston.

Near Alston there is one landmark you can't miss on your visit and that is Epiacum Roman Fort, it's an interesting spot you'll find sitting on a hill right in the South Tyne valley, here there are several stone works that are visible and defensive ditches. Recently, a farm shop and café called The Nook has opened here which will fascinate you.

St Johns Pool is a great, intimate pool where you can spend a fun day out with your family. The facilities are comfortable, and the staff are very friendly, you will love it.

An admirable church you'll love to visit is St Augustine of Canterbury Church, dating back to the 1700s and surrounded by gravestones with interesting writings. This place has a clockwork mechanism and an antique pipe organ; you'll love to see its installations, don't miss it.

The Cane Workshop is a gift and antique shop that you'll love as soon as you walk in, there's an outstanding variety of gifts for sale, including many from local artisans! The cards are beautiful, and you'll also find jewellery and often the staff will fix cane furniture.

Lionel Playford Contemporary Art is an art gallery in Alston that's a must if you're visiting this British town in tourist mode, here you'll see beautiful exhibitions by local and national artists that you'll want to take home with you.