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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Newcastle: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Newcastle
- Newcastle upon Tyne's things to do around its industrial heritage and vibrant cultural scene.
- All of this is woven together with a celebrated nightlife, urban sophistication, and a helping of exceptional food.
- Newcastle upon Tyne, colloquially known as Newcastle, is the unofficial capital of North East England.
- This vibrant city is ideal for a weekend getaway with activities and sightseeing.
- Newcastle and Gateshead will keep you entertained, captivated, and well-fed.
- International Airport: Newcastle International Airport (NCL)
- Population: 814,000
- Currency: pound sterling
- Time: UTC+00 Hours
- Driving side: Left
- Main Electricity: 230V
- Official Language: Tyneside English
- Religion: Roman Catholic
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Newcastle
- Take a walking tour of Newcastle.
- Newcastle City Baths is a great place to unwind.
- See a concert at Sage Gateshead.
- Say hello to the North Angel.
- Newcastle Castle should be visited.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Newcastle
- Newcastle has an oceanic climate, with summers that are warm rather than hot and winters that are cool rather than cold.
- Newcastle can be visited all year because the weather is rarely extreme. Summer's hottest month is July, and winter's coldest month is January.
- Newcastle is the driest city in the UK and has an even distribution of rainfall throughout the year since it sits under the rain shadow of the North Pennines.
- Newcastle, located in the Northeast of England, has a slightly lower average temperature than the rest of the country.
- Like the rest of the UK, the weather is unpredictable, and it is possible to experience elements of all four seasons in a single day.
- In the winter, the city is more prone to snowfall than other UK cities.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Newcastle
The Great North Museum
- The Great North Museum has many exciting and interesting things to do and discover; you can easily spend a few hours with the kids, and it's too good to save for rainy days, so why not include it as a bonus in your local plans? Among the fascinating permanent exhibits are Natural Science, World Culture, Archaeology, and Geology.
- Check out the Living Planet exhibit, which allows you to investigate and study hundreds of fantastic creatures through hands-on investigation and interactive touch screens!
- On a large-scale interactive model, learn about Hadrian's Wall, see a life-sized T Rex dinosaur replica, and discover spectacular objects from Ancient Greece and mummies from Ancient Egypt. So there are jokes for Mum to tell as well!
- There are numerous exciting fossils to discover, as well as one of the most comprehensive collections of World Culture items, which includes an Inuit kayak, a sealskin Parka, and aboriginal religious items and message tokens.
Laing Art Gallery
- A vibrant exhibition programme brings a diverse range of art to your doorstep, while fun learning events encourage even the youngest children to participate.
- It is located in the heart of Newcastle. It houses an impressive collection of sculptures and art that can be enjoyed all year, including dynamic landscapes by John Martin and sculptures by Henry Moore.
- The watercolours are of national significance, and there is a large decorative art collection to admire.
- The Laing takes pride in its temporary exhibition programme, and it has brought paintings from all over the world, including historic, modern, and contemporary art, to the North East.
- Throughout the year, the learning team is on hand to provide talks from leading contemporary artists and fun, hands-on activities for families. Many of these events, such as the gallery, are free!
huntfun Newcastle
- Looking for a fun activity to do with the local children? The Newcastle upon Tyne treasure hunt can turn a family stroll into an exciting search.
- The Life Science Centre, Millennium Bridge Gateshead, Newcastle Castle, Greys Monument, The Guildhall, and Newcastle Cathedral are just a few of the fantastic landmarks along this historic route through the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne.
- You can print or download the Huntfun Newcastle upon Tyne itinerary, questions, and clues.
- You may easily access the GPS Treasure Hunt with your smartphone.
- This allows you to begin your independently guided tour whenever it is most convenient.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Newcastle Off the Beaten Track
Curious About Newcastle
- Discover Newcastle on two outstanding walking tours of this renowned city.
- Newcastle Upon Tyne is England's most northern city, which is more than twice as far from London as Edinburgh.
- There are still remnants of its castle, miles of town walls, a well-preserved friary, a Guildhall, and two stunning cathedrals that date back to Roman times.
- The Tyne bridges, symbols of Tyneside's industrial pride, an excellent indoor market, a bustling Chinatown, and numerous stores and restaurants may all be found in recent times.
- Depending on how much time you have and how many of Newcastle's excellent distractions entice you, you can enjoy our two distinct excursions separately or combine them into one long walk.
- As you read stories about this fantastic city, solve puzzles and match photos to be delighted and challenged. Have fun and continue to be interested, above all.
Mr Mulligan's Newcastle
- Play on not one, not two, but THREE adventure golf courses with a space theme at Mr Mulligan's Space Golf in Newcastle.
- Age and level of expertise will allow you to have fun! Bring the whole family; even the youngest beginners to golf are welcome.
- The surroundings will take you on a cosmic trip, including a crash landing on the moon and Mr Mulligan's hidden airship hangar.
- Each course features nine holes tailored to players of different skill levels.
- Although your pro golfing abilities won't be put to the test, you're still guaranteed to have a great time!
- Your child's birthday is soon, but do you have any plans? Don't worry; private events can be scheduled at Mr Mulligan's Newcastle.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Newcastle Culture and Traditions
- Discover the city's wide variety of cultural offerings, which include free museums and art galleries, a vibrant music scene, and unforgettable theatre performances.
- Newcastle and Gateshead, a region bursting with art, culture, and history, will have things to do.
- Every trip should include checking off the must-visit cultural destinations and attractions.
- Take a stroll down Grey Street to take in the stunning architecture, sit at the Angel of the North's feet, or look up at Newcastle Cathedral's steeple.
- Newcastle is beautiful because of its small city centre, which makes it convenient to dine, sleep, and participate in a wide range of cultural activities.
- Enjoy the magnificent sweep of Sage Gateshead, which stands watch over the Quayside in commanding fashion.
- Stop by the music venue for lunch in their café while you select from a jam-packed schedule of live performances that happen all year round.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Newcastle: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
PANI'S CAFÉ
#Food
- You should visit Pani's Café if you enjoy authentic Italian cuisine.
- This cosy hidden gem will likely be busy on Friday and Saturday nights, with guests savouring genuine seafood and pasta from Sardinia.
- Its location on High Bridge Street makes it an excellent choice for a pre-theatre supper.
- Pani's, a historically Sardinian restaurant, does not serve pizza; nevertheless, if you are craving it, there are many other locations to obtain it in the city.
LA YUAN
#Food
- Great Chinese eateries abound in Newcastle, particularly surrounding Stowell Street and the Gate, known as Chinatown.
- La Yuan in the Gallowgate neighbourhood is one well-known example; it serves authentic Sichuan food in chic, contemporary settings.
- Many traditional hot and cold foods are available, including delectable stir-fries, noodles, soups, seafood, and stews.
- It's a must-visit for those who appreciate spicy meals because they don't scrimp on the spices either.
THE BROAD CHARE
#Food
- Visit The Broad Chare if you want to sample substantial British cuisine while you are there.
- It's a bar that takes pride in its traditional menu, including Scotch eggs, fish and chips, and mince and dumplings.
- It's ideal if you're headed to see a show or visiting the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art while you're there because it's situated right adjacent to the Live Theatre, just off the Quayside.
Fenwick Newcastle
#Fashion
- The most well-known and adored shopping destination in Newcastle is Fenwick, which spans five expansive floors and offers customers an opulent, all-around retail experience.
- Fenwick by JJ Fenwick One of the best places to shop in the region is Newcastle, which was the first of its type when it opened in the 1880s.
- Fenwick Newcastle welcomes daytrippers and overnight guests to join them atop their historic department store at Roof Thirty-Nine (Spring and Summer), Fenwick's outdoor rooftop restaurant and bar.
- Roof Thirty-Nine is not simply a must-visit location for ardent shoppers and fashionistas.
Eldon Square
#Fashion
- You can find new styles, delectable snacks, and ideas in Eldon Square, located in the city centre.
- In the centre of Newcastle, Eldon Square is home to hundreds of businesses eager for you to explore and enjoy.
- Whether you're stopping by, getting together for a snack and a look, or going on a shopping binge, this outstanding collection of over 100 retailers and over 20 eateries is all under one roof.
- Everything you need is nearby, from clothing and beauty supply stores to shops providing accessories, stationery, electronics, and home goods.
- Eldon Square is also home to some of Newcastle's top department stores, including Fenwick, John Lewis & Partners, and Marks & Spencer. You may spend hours perusing designer labels, upscale cosmetics, and abundant gifts.
- Along with high-street favourites H&M and River Island, you'll also find world-famous labels like Apple, Levi's, All Saints, and Hollister.
Northumberland Street
#Fashion
- Newcastle's city centre is traversed by Northumberland Street, a busy main street.
- Along the entire length of Northumberland Street, shoppers may enjoy exploring popular high street stores like H&M, Marks and Spencers, TK Maxx, and Primark.
- From Northumberland Street, shoppers may enter Newcastle's top department store, Fenwick, where they can buy fashionable home goods, name-brand apparel and cosmetics for all price ranges, and the renowned Fenwick Food Hall.
- Every winter, the famous high street's world-famous window, which displays Fenwick's spectacular Christmas Window, is visible from Northumberland Street.
Eldon Leisure Centre
#Fun
- Eldon Leisure Centre provides a wide range of activities in Newcastle.
- In addition to the typical recreational amenities, there is an indoor soft play area and a ten-pin bowling alley.
- Eldon Bowl is a cute small 8-lane, 10-pin bowling alley with a family-friendly atmosphere that offers traditional bowling and birthday parties.
- It is hidden inside the Eldon Leisure Centre and makes for a delightful afternoon of family competition!
- Jungle Jack's Adventure Soft Play is a relatively new addition that offers a multi-level adventure climbing maze packed with exciting imaginative and physical play components to keep everyone entertained and active.
- Vertigo Adventure Climbing welcomes children over the age of 4 to try bouldering or climbing; if they've trained in Jungle Jack's, they'll breeze through it!
- Why not join in? There are a staggering 19 different climbing towers to attempt, and it is just as safe and respectable for parents to participate with their children as it is for them.
- Give the link a click and click on what interests you in learning more about the indoor velodrome, fitness programmes, sports halls, and more!
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Newcastle: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- Big Waters Country Park features a considerable pond, an extensive network of pathways, and mature woodland.
- It is famous for nature lovers for bird viewing and insect spotting because it is plentiful with various birds and wildlife.
- A sizable colony of tree sparrows, great tits, blue tits, and chaffinches live in the park, centred around a sizable pond that developed in the 1920s due to mining subsidence.
- Various popular aquatic birds, insects, and otters are also regular sights. The pond is a well-liked location for fishing, and the Big Waters Angling Club runs it.
- Northumberland Wildlife Trust manages Big Waters Country Park in part, and only members of NWT are permitted access to this location.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Newcastle Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Don't miss Newcastle's Pride Festival, which takes place every year and continues to increase in energy, diversity, and positive feelings.
- Celebrate LGBTQ+ culture by attending performances, family-friendly activities, discussions, and events featuring every rainbow colour.
- Newcastle-Gateshead hosted the UK Pride celebration in 2022.
- The UK Pride Promise, "Remember, Resist, and Rise for Trans Rights," served as the foundation for the Pride March that spanned the whole city centre and united Newcastle and Gateshead.
- Northern Pride is well underway, with plans for the celebration in 2023 after the success of 2022.
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