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Sunderland

Welcome to Sunderland, a vibrant and lively city in historic County Durham. Whilst being very much a city of the future, Sunderland folk are proud of their history and heritage, and there are plenty of things to see and do around town, for all the family to enjoy.

With a well-supported football team, great places to shop, eat and drink and in close proximity to some great schools and the most prestigious academic institutions in the country, this gem of the North East is a wonderful place to call home.

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Things to do

You won’t be short of things to do in Sunderland, with plenty of sights to see, family-friendly activities and attractions on offer.

Sunderland Museum Library and Winter Garden, located in the city centre is the place to explore all things Sunderland. Immerse yourself in the city’s rich history and heritage. Contemporary art lovers shouldn’t miss a wander around the Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art, situated within the National Glass Centre. Browse the collections featuring contemporary installations and works from various artists across Europe.

If the arts are more your scene, The Arts Centre Washington should be on your list of places to visit - it has hosted music, theatre and exhibitions from ballets and folk bands to jazz and live comedy.

The Royalty Theatre is a volunteer-run, independent theatre. They host up to seven performances a year, including a Christmas.

For a special night out, the Sunderland Empire is the place to go to see some of the biggest West End productions.

From beautiful beaches and coastlines, breath-taking countryside, award-winning parks and stunning nature reserves, the great outdoors is calling in Sunderland.

Take a cycle down the Sculpture Trail along the coast. On your journey, you’ll see sculptures that truly represent the area’s past, present, and future.

Shopping

If you are looking for a bargain or want to indulge in the latest fashion must-haves, you can find everything you need in Sunderland.

The Bridges is a shopping centre in the heart of the city. With nearly 100 of your high street favourites, ample parking facilities and plenty of opportunity nearby to take a break from retail therapy and grab a bite to eat or a coffee at any of the city’s great eateries.

Just a short drive away, there are some fantastic retail parks including Dalton Park, with over 60 well-known brands including Adidas, Levi's and Molton Brown. You will be sure to find amazing discounts all year round.

Just 20 minutes outside the city centre is the region’s biggest retail park, The Galleries. Home to some of the UK's biggest retailers as well as a selection of popular fast-food chains and a bowling alley, making it the perfect place for a day out with friends or family.

Transport

Whether you’re commuting or visiting friends and family elsewhere in the UK and beyond, Sunderland is not short of transport options.

Sunderland Central Station offers services to London via York and nearby stations, Newcastle, and Durham.

Sitting beside the A1(M) means great links to the North and South. The Park Lane Interchange is the busiest bus station in the UK, outside London, giving residents an easy and reliable service in and out of the city centre.

Food

Sunderland's nightlife is vibrant and bustling with bars, clubs and restaurants always giving revellers the infamous warm North East welcome.

Whether it's casual drinks after work, a big night out with friends or a quiet date night with a tipple or two, Sunderland's pubs, bars and restaurants are fit for every kind of celebration.

With cocktail bars, traditional pubs and nightclubs on offer, there is something for everyone looking to dance the night away in Sunderland.

Setting taste buds tingling, Sunderland boasts a vast array of choices when it comes to ‘scran’; from independent cafes and easy food-to-go eateries to some of the best international cuisine, you won’t go hungry in this city.