Location

Stockton and Middlesbrough are situated at the heart of the Tees Valley area, and lie between two of the North’s greatest historic destinations, Durham and Whitby.

History

Teesside has a proud engineering heritage, during the industrial revolution growing faster than any other area in the UK, and has long been associated with iron and steel originally mined from the Cleveland hills. Look out for the ‘Made-In-Middlesbrough’ stamp on the Sydney Harbour Bridge!

Teesside’s present-day businesses have a long established world-wide reputation for quality and innovation, from servicing traditional heavy industries to delivering new green energy and digital technology.

Places to Stay

Stockton-on-Tees & Tees Valley Hotels

Further information regarding hotel bookings for the above establishments can be viewed on TripAdvisor UK, or similar comparison websites.

Things to do

Located aside the North York Moors, the Cleveland Way and one of the North East’s most famous landmarks, Roseberry Topping. Beautiful market towns such as Yarm charm the Tees Valley area with their pretty Georgian high streets and traditional shops & markets.

From designer shops & restaurants, to events, arts & culture, Teesside is undergoing a cultural renaissance to reflect the area’s ongoing passion for live entertainment, sport, art and music. The Town Halls and Theatres boast a rich programme of comedy, music, drama and dance. While the Institute of Modern Art hosts a rolling exhibition programme of international significance.

For more information visit here: //www.enjoyteesvalley.com/

Location

Cleethorpes is a thriving seaside resort located on the Lincolnshire coast. With beautiful golden sands and high standards of water cleanliness, Cleethorpes is physically linked to the neighbouring town of Grimsby. Between the two towns is the village of Old Clee and Weelsby.

History

Cleethorpes is now part of North East Lincolnshire district; however, the town was originally made up of 3 places – Oole or Hole, Thrunscoe and Itterby.

Grimsby is the neighbouring town to Cleethorpes and historically renowned for its fishing heritage. It has, more recently, been evolved into a town of industry with focus on renewable energy, chemical and process industries.

Places to Stay

Grimsby and Cleethorpes Hotels

Things to do

Whilst being able to enjoy the traditional seaside events of the arcades, ice cream and rock stands, Cleethorpes is central to a varied choice of restaurants and bars.

There are various tourist attractions from the Jungle Zoo and Cleethorpes award-winning Coast Light railway right through to Waltham Windmill and Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre to visit.

For more information, visit here: //www.visitcleethorpes.co/

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