Lying on the north bank of the river Tyne, Newcastle is home to the world famous Geordie hospitality. In 2006 The Rough Guide to Britain voted Newcastle's nightlife the top visitor attraction in Britain.
Newcastle has recently partnered with Gateshead, on the south bank of the Tyne, to reinvented itself as Newcastle/Gateshead a tourist and cultural destination. The location of the two cities means they are an ideal base from which to visit the whole of the North East and the Scottish borders... guide continues below
Newcastle areas include: Brunswick – Chapel House – City Centre – Cochrane Park – Coxlodge – Denton Burn – Dinnington – Fawdon – Fenham – Gosforth – Newcastle Great Park – Heaton – Jesmond – Kenton – Kingston Park – Newburn – Sandyford – Slatyford – South Gosforth – Spital Tongues – Walker – Walkergate – West Denton – Westerhope – Westgate – Woolsington
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Newcastle and Gateshead have a wealth of history, art and culture between them. Grey Street, an imposing Georgian street sweeping down from Greys Monument towards the river Tyne, is often referred to as the 'most impressive facade in Britain'. Just over the water, next to the world famous Tyne Bridge, is the iconic building The Sage Gateshead music centre. Next to that is the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, housed in the former Baltic Flour Mill, from which you can walk on foot back over the Tyne to Newcastle on the Gateshead Millenium Bridge.
Cinema enthusiasts will love the Tyneside Cinema on Pilgrim Street, showing the very best independent films from around the world, with a smattering of big budget box office hits thrown in for good measure.
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