Tynemouth Priory is a historic site located on the northeastern coast of England, overlooking the North Sea. It dates back to the 7th century and was originally established as a monastery. The site features impressive ruins, including a church and fortifications, reflecting its long history of religious and military significance. The priory was an important center for Christianity in the region and played a role in the defense of the nearby Tynemouth Castle. Today, it is managed by English Heritage and attracts visitors interested in its rich history and stunning coastal views.