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See a Masonic Meeting room and Masons in regalia with explorations of historic members who were also active in the local communities. This should be a unique experience for non Masonic visitors. Research into old Alnwick names is possible.

Join members of Alnwick Civic Society on a guided walk that explores Alnwick's Built Heritage.

This walking tour of Alnwick’s lost pubs will show the visitor the location of Alnwick’s lost Beer Houses, Taverns and Inns.

Visit the site of Alnwick's 19th century House of Correction. See Alnwick's 19th century courthouse and the prisoners' exercise yard with original wall and windows with bars, still in use for hostel guests - who may come and go as they please!

In 1448 two Chaplains of the Chantry of the Blessed Mary lived here and taught grammar and singing. Very few of this type of medieval building have survived, and this is a rare opportunity to view inside the ruins of Alnwick’s first school.

Walk passing today's buildings where industries / businesses used to flourish.

Three-hour walk visiting the sites of Alnwick's pre 1918 sporting heritage.