Darlington Map

Detailed Street Map of Darlington County Durham & Guide to the Area

Darlington Map County Durham: Interactive map of Darlington, displaying the town situated in the county of County Durham, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Darlington area and a Darlington town centre map, showing Darlington Hippodrome and Hopetown Darlington.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Darlington map are: Darlington Market Hall, Head of Steam Museum, South Park, Cornmill Shopping Centre, Queen Street Shopping Centre, The Quakerhouse, Mercure Darlington Kings Hotel, Bannatyne Hotel, Holiday Inn Darlington, TK Maxx, Boyes, Marks & Spencer, Greggs, WHSmith, Sainsbury's Local, Cooplands, The Pennyweight, Number Twenty 2, Firthmoor Medical Centre, St Teresa's Hospice, Darlington Memorial Hospital, Cockerton Library, Polam Hall School, Carmel College, Hummersknott Academy, Lingfield Point Business Park, Darlington College, Raby Castle, Bannatyne Health Club, Darlington Leisure Centre, Virgin Money, Halifax, Costa Coffee, The Tapas Bar, Pizza Express, The William Stead Wetherspoon, Specsavers, Boots, Superdrug, The Voodoo Café, King's Church, Morrisons, The Dolphin Centre, Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College, Beales, Duke Street Dental, Babul's Restaurant, The Keys, Hogans Bar & Bistro.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Middleton St George, Hurworth, Neasham, Great Burdon, Barmpton, Coatham Mundeville, Sadberge, Brafferton, Bishopton, Heighington, Aycliffe Village, Newton Aycliffe, Shildon, Haughton le Skerne, Low Dinsdale, Croft-on-Tees, Manfield, Barton, Cleasby, Stapleton, Walworth, Summerhouse, Ingleton, Piercebridge, High Coniscliffe, Gainford, Winston, Merrybent, Redworth, Langton, Melsonby, Scorton, Eryholme, Middleton Tyas, Dalton-on-Tees, Sockburn, Middleton One Row, East Cowton, West Layton, South Cowton, North Cowton, Moulton, Aldbrough St John, Forcett, Girsby, Little Stainton, Barmpton Grange, Yarm-on-Tees, Sadberge Moor.

Darlington is a lively market town in the south of County Durham, known for its railway heritage, handsome architecture and strong sense of community. It's big enough to have all the essentials, from theatres and shopping centres to green parks and busy cafés, yet it still manages to feel personal and down-to-earth. Whether you're popping in for a wander around the shops or heading out to the countryside, it's one of those towns that's well-placed and well-loved by locals.

The town's best known as the birthplace of the modern railway—back in 1825, George Stephenson's Locomotion No. 1 made its first journey from Shildon to Darlington, marking the start of something that would shape the world. That rail link helped turn Darlington into an industrial powerhouse, with engineering, manufacturing and trade booming for decades after. The legacy lives on in places like the Head of Steam Museum. These days, the town's got a population of around 110,000 and has grown into a blend of historic pride and modern flair, with regeneration projects breathing new life into the town centre and riverside.

There's plenty to see and do in Darlington itself. The Market Hall and Clock Tower are iconic local landmarks, and the town centre's packed with independent shops, cosy pubs and stylish cafés. South Park is a proper green oasis—perfect for families or a quiet stroll—and the Hippodrome theatre pulls in a good mix of comedy, drama and musicals. Just outside town, you've got Raby Castle, a grand old pile with deer roaming the grounds and a proper sense of old-English history. English Heritage's Piercebridge Roman Fort is a short drive away and gives a glimpse into the area's ancient roots. National Trust's Ormesby Hall and nearby places like Kiplin Hall and Gardens offer cracking day trips full of heritage and countryside charm.

Wider County Durham offers loads to explore, from cathedral city vibes in Durham itself to the windswept beauty of the Durham Dales. Beamish Museum is always a hit—an open-air look at how folk used to live and work in the North East. Barnard Castle has its own ruined stronghold, galleries and antique shops, while Seaham's clifftop views and beaches are ideal for a change of pace. You can head into the North Pennines for walking, cycling or just admiring the view, or stop in at stately homes, nature reserves or one of the many market towns dotted across the county.

Darlington's got solid transport links that make getting about nice and easy. The A1(M) skirts the edge of town, giving quick access north to Durham or south towards Yorkshire. Darlington station sits on the East Coast Main Line, with direct trains to London, Edinburgh, York and Newcastle, so it's a favourite with commuters and weekend travellers alike. Local rail connections also make it easy to reach nearby towns. Teesside International Airport is right on the doorstep—only about 15 minutes by car—so flying in or out is a breeze. Local buses and good cycle paths help tie everything together once you're here.

County Durham's one of those counties that quietly punches above its weight. It's full of contrasts—from coal mining history and ancient churches to leafy woodlands and seaside escapes. The cathedral city of Durham is the jewel in the crown, but it's not just about the landmarks. There's strength in its villages, warmth in the communities and a proper sense of identity wherever you go. It's a place where history isn't hidden away—it's part of everyday life.

Some More Nearby Places: Middleton St George, Hurworth, Neasham, Great Burdon, Barmpton, Coatham Mundeville, Sadberge, Brafferton, Bishopton, Heighington, Aycliffe Village, Newton Aycliffe, Shildon, Haughton le Skerne, Low Dinsdale, Croft-on-Tees, Manfield, Barton, Cleasby, Stapleton, Walworth, Summerhouse, Ingleton, Piercebridge, High Coniscliffe, Gainford, Winston, Merrybent, Redworth, Langton, Melsonby, Scorton, Eryholme, Middleton Tyas, Dalton-on-Tees, Sockburn, Middleton One Row, East Cowton, West Layton, South Cowton, North Cowton, Moulton, Aldbrough St John, Forcett, Girsby, Little Stainton, Barmpton Grange, Yarm-on-Tees, Sadberge Moor.

We hope you found this Darlington tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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