Large, revitalised northern city located on the River Tyne
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Newcastle is a thriving, friendly city at the heart of the north-east. The city has undergone a major transformation in the past few decades and what has resulted is one of the most fashionable and fun destinations to visit. The city is fairly compact so do make an effort to explore on foot. Newcastle enjoys some spectacular, contemporary architecture including the Tyne Bridge and the breathtaking Sage building. There are some great museums and a number of fashionable galleries for history buffs and art critics alike. Newcastle also boasts two world class shopping districts, the city centre itself, home to the famous Fenwicks department store, and the Metro Centre, a purpose built out of town shopping/leisure complex that can be reached on Newcastle's very own Metro train system. On top of this the city boasts some of the best nightlife north of the border. There are endless hip bars and trendy clubs to cater for every taste. If you're looking for something a little quieter, Newcastle has an excellent theatre and some world class restaurants.
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Where to stay in Newcastle upon Tyne
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Did you know...
The world’s first organised dog show was held in Newcastle on June 28 1859. It was only for Pointers and Setters, and was the brainchild of a Mr Shorthose and Mr Pape. Some 60 dogs were entered.
Stephenson’s Rocket, which won the Rainhill Trials in 1829, was built in Newcastle. Its design set the standard for steam locomotives for a century and more
Geordies are so called because the city was the only one in the North East that supported George II and closed its gates to the Jacobite army during the rebellion of 1745.
Other info
Tourist Info Office located at: 8-9 Central Arcade, Market Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 5BQ
Famous for...
Newcastle Brown Ale, Metro Centre, St James Park, Geordie Accent and River Tyne