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Chaise Guest House

5 Roker Terrace, Roker, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear SR6 9NB

Built in the Victorian era, this licensed, family-run guesthouse has stunning views of the sea. We have an excellent reputation for our hearty breakfasts and home-cooked evening meals. Built in the Victorian era, this licenced, family-run guest house...

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Attractions near Chaise Guest House

A selection of attractions close to Chaise Guest House:

Fulwell Mill (1.6 Miles)

Fulwell Mill dominates the skyline over the Sunderland suburb of Fulwell and is a working example of how windmills were used in the past. After...

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Monkwearmouth Station Museum (1.7 Miles)

All of the collections at this fascinating museum are related to some form of transport, and on the whole are dedicated to the great age...

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Mowbray Park (1.9 Miles)

Originally opened in 1857, Mowbray Park is an excellent example of how the Victorians constructed ‘green lungs’ in industrialised towns and cities. In 2000, Heritage...

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Northern Gallery (2.1 Miles)

The Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art is based in Sunderland and is one of the most prestigious art galleries in the north of England....

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Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens (2.1 Miles)

Exciting hands-on exhibits and interactive displays tell the story of Sunderland from its prehistoric past through to the present day. The art gallery features paintings...

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Souter Lighthouse (3.6 Miles)

Souter Lighthouse started operating in 1871 and was, at the time, the most advanced in the world, being the first to be powered by electricity....

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Souter Lighthouse (3.6 Miles)

Souter Lighthouse once protected shipping from the notorious rocks in the approaches to the rivers Tyne and Wear. Now it offers a safe haven...

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Hylton Castle (3.6 Miles)

Sir William Hylton built the original castle around 1400, and this distinctive and highly decorative gatehouse is all that is left of the fine building...

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Ryhope Engines Museum (4.8 Miles)

Ryhope Engines Museum is based in the Ryhope Pumping Station that was built in 1868 to supply water to both Sunderland and the many surrounding...

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Washington Old Hall (8.3 Miles)

In the middle of the New Town of Washington, Tyne & Wear, lies the original village and Washington Old Hall, the ancestral home of America’s...

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Bowes Railway Centre (8.4 Miles)

For railway enthusiasts this is one of the real treats of the region as it is the only place in the country where it is...

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Washington F Pit Museum (8.5 Miles)

Washington ‘F’ Pit’s magnificent Victorian steam engine, engine house and headgear are preserved to mark the town’s coalmining heritage that reaches back over 250 years....

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South Shields Museum (8.6 Miles)

South Shields Museum and Gallery explores a long and fascinating cultural history in this region of the northeast. One of the central exhibitions is...

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St Paul's Monastery (9 Miles)

Home of the Venerable Bede, the chronicler of the beginnings of Christianity, Jarrow is one of the most important and studied monastic sites of Anglo-Saxon...

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