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Where to stay in Newcastle
Best time: May to September
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★ 4.1Metro Inns Newcastle
Kenton
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★ 4.1The Metropolitan
Cullercoats
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★ 4.1The Anglers Arms
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★ 4.1Burnhopeside Hall
Whitesmocks
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★ 4.0Premier Inn Newcastle Airport - South
Westerhope
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★ 4.0The Old Mill Knitsley
Blackhill
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★ 4.0Premier Inn South Shields Port Of Tyne
West Harton
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★ 4.0The Royal Hotel
Cullercoats
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★ 4.0Premier Inn Newcastle Airport
Darras Hall
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★ 4.0The Bowes Incline
Oxclose
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★ 4.0Premier Inn Hartlepool Marina
Old Shotton
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★ 4.0Premier Inn Newcastle - Millennium Bridge
Battle Field
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Newcastle on the map
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Newcastle, like a local
Don't miss
- Quayside: Famous for its iconic bridges, including the Tyne Bridge and the Sage Gateshead.
- Newcastle Castle: Historical site that gave the city its name, offering stunning views of the city.
- St. Nicholas Cathedral: A beautiful example of gothic architecture and an important landmark.
- BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art: A leading contemporary art venue housed in a former flour mill.
Where to eat
- Pease Pudding: A traditional dish made from split peas, often served with stottie cake.
- Newcastle Brown Ale: A local beer that has become a symbol of the city.
- Stottie Cake: A regional bread that is a must-try, often filled with savory ingredients.
Do this
- Nightlife in the Bigg Market: Known for its vibrant nightlife with a variety of pubs and clubs.
- The Great North Run: One of the largest half marathons in the world, a key event for both locals and tourists.
- Theatre Royal: A historic theatre offering a range of performances from drama to musicals.
Local tips
- Explore the Ouseburn Valley for indie music and art scene.
- Take a stroll along the River Tyne for stunning views and photo opportunities.
- Visit the local markets for unique crafts and street food.
- Try to catch a Newcastle United football match if you’re a sports fan.
Know before you go
Best time
May to September
Getting around
Public buses, Metro system, and walking are the primary modes of transport in Newcastle.
Airport
NCL
Language
English
Money
British Pound Sterling (GBP). Most places accept credit/debit cards.
Safety
Newcastle is generally safe, but always be aware of your surroundings, especially at night.
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