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3h  13m

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$90-255

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$50-252

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Traveling From St Andrews to Durham

Journeying from St Andrews to Durham offers a fascinating contrast between the coastal charm of St Andrews and the historic, vibrant atmosphere of Durham.

Best Neighbourhoods in Durham

Durham's neighborhoods blend rich history with vibrant community life.

Durham City Centre

• Home to the stunning Durham Cathedral.

• Offers diverse dining and shopping options.

Elvet

• Features picturesque streets and riverside views.

• Close proximity to Durham University's main campus.

Neville's Cross

• Known for its charming residential feel.

• Offers easy access to scenic walking trails.

Best Times To Visit Durham's Attractions

Planning your visit to Durham's attractions can heighten your experience.

Durham Cathedral

Visit early in the morning on weekdays to enjoy tranquility and fewer tourists.

Durham Castle

Afternoons during the off-peak seasons provide a quieter atmosphere for exploration.

The Botanical Gardens

Late spring is ideal for experiencing vibrant blooms while avoiding large crowds.

Durham Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Durham experiences a temperate maritime climate, with mild winters and cool summers, making it a pleasant destination throughout the year. The best times to visit are late spring and early autumn, when the weather is generally more favorable for outdoor exploration and events.

Dining Recommendation in Durham

For a memorable dining experience, try the famous Durham sausage at The Oldfields in the city center, where vibrant flavors and locally sourced ingredients create a delightful contrast to the seafood-focused cuisine of St Andrews. The warm, friendly atmosphere and commitment to traditional North East recipes offer a unique glimpse into the region's rich culinary heritage.