The Town and Civil Parish of Blyth in the Ceremonial County of Northumberland, England
Lying on the coast, to the south of the River Blyth, in the ceremonial county of Northumberland is the town and civil parish of Blyth. This town dates from the 12th century and it was developed in the first quarter of the 18th century. It was a prosperous town that relied on coal mining, shipbuilding, salt trading and fishing because of the railways that played an important role on its development. As a town that houses some of the best tourist attractions of the county, this is a fascinating place that a lot of tourist visits every year.
Featuring a revitalized town centre, a redeveloped market place and home to the Keel Row Shopping Centre, this town is a shopping destination that promises excellent retail therapy. With its fine selection of gift and specialty shops as well as impressive range of independent retail outlets, chain stores and various shops, shoppers will surely love visiting this town.
Blyth is proud place that showcases the local flavours the county of Northumberland. It is a food lover’s destination that offers an excellent range of places to eat. Maharaj's Lounge at 33 Bridge Street is the leading Indian restaurant in town that offers Indian, Balti and Asian cuisines on their menu. Cara Mia and Mario Ristorante are the top places that tourists can visit for authentic Italian dishes and treats. For freshly caught seafood and other ocean delicacies, The Boathouse is the place that you have to look for.
Things to See and Do in Blyth
Navigate Northumberland Day Tour is one of the attractions in town that offers sightseeing tours where you will witness all the scenic places this town offers. The Battery is a prominent historic site in town where tourists will learn more about the long history of the town. You can also spend the entire afternoon in the beautiful Ridley Park.