Newcastle City Center

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

A street with shops, including a clinic and a restaurant with red signage.
A modern shopping area with glass-fronted stores including 'The Gate' and 'Debenhams'.
A busy city square with historic buildings, a prominent clock tower, and various shops.
A large digital billboard with the Newcastle United Football Club logo and the text "St. James Park Home of the Toon Army".
A dinosaur skeleton exhibit in a museum.

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A modern building with a circular design, surrounded by trees and a clear sky.

Northumbria University

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The gleaming silver campus in central Newcastle is one of the U.K.’s newest universities. Its students have voted the city the country’s best for students.
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Things to do

Annual Admission Newcastle Castle Ticket

Annual Admission Newcastle Castle Ticket

€16
per adult
80% of travellers recommend
Annual Admission Newcastle Castle Ticket
Guided City Walking Tour of Newcastle

Guided City Walking Tour of Newcastle

€35
per adult
Guided City Walking Tour of Newcastle
1.5 Hour Explore Newcastle Walking Tour

1.5 Hour Explore Newcastle Walking Tour

€28
per adult
1.5 Hour Explore Newcastle Walking Tour
Best of Newcastle Highlights Walking Tour

Best of Newcastle Highlights Walking Tour

€23
per adult
Best of Newcastle Highlights Walking Tour
Northumberland Roadtrip Guidebook-Hadrian’s Wall, Coast & Castles

Northumberland Roadtrip Guidebook-Hadrian’s Wall, Coast & Castles

€15
per traveller
Northumberland Roadtrip Guidebook-Hadrian’s Wall, Coast & Castles
3 Hour Walking Tour through Newcastle upon Tyne

3 Hour Walking Tour through Newcastle upon Tyne

€35
per adult
3 Hour Walking Tour through Newcastle upon Tyne
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Where to stay in Newcastle City Center

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A coastal beach with a fortification on the right and a promenade on the left.
Photo by Mark Burgoyne
Open Photo by Mark Burgoyne

Tynemouth

Tynemouth is noteworthy for its beaches, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Tynemouth Castle and Longsands Beach.

A waterfall cascading over moss-covered rocks in a lush forest.

Jesmond

You might take some time to check out the abundant dining options in Jesmond. Spend some time visiting top spots like Jesmond Cricket Ground, and catch the metro at West Jesmond Station or Jesmond Station to see more of the area.

A street with a historic building labeled "EMPIRE" and another building named "DUN COW."
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Sunderland City Centre

Well liked for its restaurants and museums, Sunderland City Centre is worth a visit. Check out the variety of things to see and do like Sunderland Empire and Mowbray Park, and jump on the metro at Park Lane Station to get around the city.

A historic church with a tall tower and large windows, surrounded by a grassy lawn and trees.

Gosforth

Gosforth is a destination travellers like for its restaurants, and you might hop aboard the metro at South Gosforth Station or Ilford Road Station to explore sights like Saltwell Park.

A sunset over a beach with a lighthouse in the distance.

Seaburn

Seaside views and restaurants are notable features of Seaburn. You might consider stopping by Whitburn Sands while you're exploring the neighbourhood.

Newcastle City Center

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