A tradition visit by the Trevellers

The rural areas around Teesside are rich in history and scenery. The Cleveland Hills are an fine backdrop to Teessides industrial scene. Great Ayton and Stokesley are both major vilages with many fine buildings and traditional events

Middlesbrough's historic Transporter Bridge is known throughout the world.
The area surrounding it is being re-developed as part of the Middlehaven scheme. The former railway owned dock has been rebuilt with new lock gates giving access to the tidal reaches of the Tees.
The river side still has a lot of industrial activity but will be transformed with the new investment

The riverside quay at Stockton on Tees has been extensively re-developed recently.
The centre piece is the new Millenium bridge which joins the Castle Centre to the new office and educational developments on the former Head Wrightson site on the Thornaby bank.
What was once a commercial and industrial area is now a modern well designed public area which has greatly enhanced the town-scape

Yarm sits beside the River Tees upstream from Stockton on Tees. The town is surrounded on three sides by the waters of the river, held back into a semis still lake, which is seventeen miles long by the Tees Barrage. The town has grown in size over the past twenty years and is now an elite place to live for people who work on Teesside. It has a wide High Street with a central Town Hall and a lot of alleys which are called Wynds here. There is a magnificent river walk around the town