Newcastle

A mix of the modern and historic, renowned for its excellent shopping and amazing nightlife.

Explore the beautiful architecture including the ancient city walls and castle; enjoy the stunning Quayside with its waterfront bars and galleries; dine in one of the many superb restaurants and cafes and don't miss the fantastic public art such as the Angel of the North.

Shopping in Newcastle

Newcastle rivals anywhere else in the country for the sheer variety and quality of shops. From some of the biggest shopping centres in Europe (with excellent transport links and parking facilities) to smaller, independent boutiques to some superb designer outlets.

Newcastle Hotels

Newcastle has some of the finest hotels in the country, and has a variety of hotels to suit every taste. there are 4 star hotels such as the Newcastle Marriott Hotel Gosforth Park, budget brands like Express By Holiday Inn Newcastle Metro Centre, or individual hotels like the Grainger Hotel. For more hotels click here

Eating and Drinking in Newcastle

The opportunities for having a great night out in Newcastle are arguably the best in the country. Newcastle had an excellent selection of pubs and clubs in which to spend time and have fun. The Geordie hospitality is unmatched and with Newcastle's
large student population the pubs and clubs are excellent quality to ensure a fun night out for all.

Newcastle Quayside has some of the best restaurants in the city. Many different cultures and styles of food can be sampled here. Newcastle Quayside features a selection of restaurants that is likely to satisfy most people. From 'cheap to cheerful' fast food during a night out to a romantic meal for two, Newcastle Quayside will cater to your needs.

Newcastle Art and History

Newcastle has a rich and diverse history just waiting to be discovered. Alongside the modern attractions sits architectural treasures and monuments straight out of the history books.

The city was originally founded by the Roman Emperor Hadrian, whose wall can still be seen running through the centre of Newcastle. The best place to view the remains of Hadrian's Wall is in Segedunum in Wallsend. Museums galore and as an extra bonus most of them have free admission. Baltic is a major international centre for contemporary art on the south bank of the River Tyne, and is one of the biggest contemporary art spaces in Europe. A former 1950's grain warehouse, the interior has been transformed into a series of stunning art spaces. With a bookshop, bars and cafes including a roof-top restaurant, Baltic is a good place to capture excitement of the area.

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