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Address: North East Civic Trust, Tyne and Wear, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4XN
CITY CENTRE. During the 13th century, this establishment was a friary in Newcastle. From the 16th century to the early 20th, the monastery served as a home for the needy. Today this attraction houses a variety of craft stores and exhibits regarding the history of Newcastle. Visitors who stop to visit this...
Category: Parks - Newcastle Attractions & Activities
Address: University of Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 4PX
Exhibition Park is a versatile and popular little park in the middle of town. You'll find nothing too out of the ordinary, but it is attractive, green, clean, and popular for outdoor sports like walking and running. Of course, it's easy to find a pick-up football match or two going on here. Facilities include a lake...
Belsay Hall Castle and Gardens
Category: Parks - Newcastle Attractions & Activities
Address: Belsay Village, Newcastle, Northumberland, Newcastle upon Tyne NE20 0DX
This manor house is surrounded by structures that date back as far as the 14th century and is one of the most scenic in Northumberland. Surrounding Belsay is a well-manicured tapestry of parkland and beautiful gardens, most of which were created over 100 years ago and span more than 30 acres. Perhaps the most famous...
Category: Attractions - Newcastle Attractions & Activities
Address: 41-44 Sandhill, Quayside, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3JF
This home found along the Quayside has a plaque on it that has a very interesting story to tell: the richest, most beautiful girl in town lived here at one time. She had many suitors, but her family did not approve of the poor man that she truly loved. She crawled out of one of the windows in this house and ran to...
Category: Parks - Newcastle Attractions & Activities
Address: Nr Rowlands Gill, Burnopfield, Gateshead NE16 6BG
Located less than five miles from Gateshead and only a few minutes drive from Newcastle's City Centre, Gibside is a beautiful combination of historic architecture and scenic nature walks. In the warmer months, guests are treated to live outdoor music in the park area, parts of which date back over 200 years. Many of...
Category: Parks - Newcastle Attractions & Activities
Address: Jesmond Dean Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 2HP
Located approximately one mile east of Newcastle center, this Victorian-era park was built in the late 1800's and is one of the city's most popular places to spend a warm afternoon. There are several expansive greens, as well as play areas for children.
Category: Parks - Newcastle Attractions & Activities
Address: Richardson Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 4AZ
This is a nice, large park that is only a short walk from the center of town and the Eldon Square shopping area. Leazes offers numerous walking and running trails around a large lake. You can also rent canoes, feed the ducks, or just relax on a bench and admire the surroundings. The park is located right next to St....
Category: Attractions - Newcastle Attractions & Activities
Address: (King George V Bridge), Newcastle upon Tyne
This bridge, which crosses the Tyne River, was constructed in 1925 and was opened by King George V. This is one of the most recognized landmarks in the city. Upon completion, it was believed to have been copied by the famous bridge in Sydney, Australia, but documentation later proved that this structure actually began...
Cathedral Church of St. Nicholas
Category: Attractions - Newcastle Attractions & Activities
Address: St. Nicholas Square, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1PF
ST. NICHOLAS SQUARE. This eye-catching church has a spire that reaches the towering height of 193 feet. This structure dates to the late 15th century. The interior of the small cathedral is lavishly adorned by the city's prosperous merchants.
Category: Attractions - Newcastle Attractions & Activities
Address: Blackett St, Grey St, Newcastle Upon Tyne
This tall monument marks the centermost point of Newcastle. Its construction began in 1837, as a monument to Earl Grey.
