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Where to stay in Newcastle upon Tyne
Best time: May-Sep. The weather is generally mild and pleasant, ideal for outdoor activities and festivals.
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★ 4.0Metro Inns Newcastle
Kenton
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★ 4.0Premier Inn Newcastle Airport - South
Westerhope
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★ 4.0Premier Inn Newcastle Airport
Darras Hall
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★ 4.0Holiday Inn Newcastle Jesmond
Sandyford
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★ 4.0Close House
Lemington
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★ 4.0Premier Inn Ashington
Whitelea
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★ 4.0Premier Inn Newcastle - Millennium Bridge
Battle Field
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★ 4.0Premier Inn Newcastle Gosforth/Cramlington
Southfield Green
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★ 4.0The Waterford Arms
East Cramlington
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★ 4.0Dorset Arms Hotel
Benton
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★ 4.0Hotel Du Vin Bistro Newcastle
Battle Field
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★ 4.0Whites Hotel
Sandyford
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Newcastle upon Tyne on the map
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Newcastle upon Tyne, like a local
Don't miss
- The Quayside: Iconic riverside area with stunning views and vibrant atmosphere.
- St. Nicholas Cathedral: Beautiful architecture and a peaceful retreat in the city.
- BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art: A leading venue for contemporary art with rotating exhibitions.
- The Angel of the North: Famous sculpture and a symbol of Newcastle, towering 20 meters high.
Where to eat
- Stottie Cake: Traditional local bread that is a must-try.
- Greggs: Famous for its sausage rolls and pastries, a local favorite.
- The Broad Chare: Gastropub serving excellent local dishes and ales.
Do this
- Newcastle's Nightlife: Vibrant scene with pubs, bars, and clubs that cater to all tastes.
- The Great North Run: The world's largest half marathon, showcasing community spirit.
- Ouseburn Valley: Creative hub with live music, art, and unique venues.
Local tips
- Visit Jesmond Dene for a beautiful park experience close to the city.
- Check out local markets like the Grainger Market for unique food and shopping.
- Use the Metro to easily get to the coast for a day at Tynemouth beach.
- Explore the Ouseburn area for hidden pubs and local art scenes.
Know before you go
Best time
May-Sep. The weather is generally mild and pleasant, ideal for outdoor activities and festivals.
Getting around
Public buses, Metro system, and taxis are the main modes of transport. The Metro connects key areas around the city and to nearby suburbs.
Airport
NCL
Language
English
Money
British Pound (GBP). Cards are widely accepted, and contactless payments are common. Cash is still useful for small vendors.
Safety
Newcastle is generally safe for tourists, but like any city, remain aware of your surroundings, especially at night.
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