Newcastle upon Tyne - Dægrastytting

“Housed in a landmark industrial building on the south bank of the River Tyne in Gateshead, BALTIC is the biggest gallery of its kind in the world - presenting a dynamic, diverse and international programme of contemporary visual art.”

“Beautiful architecture, and wonderful acoustics. A wide range of live music to suit all tastes”

“Winner of the UK theatre awards ‘most welcoming north east theatre’ 2018, which is said to be Sir Ian McKellen’s favourite theatre. ”

“Not far from Newcastle Central station and well worth a visit. It’s patron is the co-discoverer of DNA, Dr James Watson.”

“Discover all about life in Newcastle and Tyneside, from the area's renowned maritime history and world-changing science and technology right through to fashion through the eras and military history. The museum is bursting with interactive displays, which makes it the perfect place to learn and have fun. Free - Donations welcome.”

“Housed in a landmark industrial building on the south bank of the River Tyne in Gateshead, BALTIC presents an ever-changing calendar of dynamic, diverse & international contemporary visual art exhibitions and events.”

“Very nice place to go for an evening walk so to relax. there are few pubs and restaurants too closer if you get hungry or fancy a drink.”

“Newcastle is synonymous with football and St James' Park is home of the local Premier league team. Take a tour of the ground and changing rooms or better still go to a game for an unforgettable experience.”

“This is a free museum (donations welcomed) and great for kids and a 1/2 day out in Newcastle. Key exhibits include a fully interactive model of Hadrian's Wall, natural history, a significant display of plants and animals , spectacular objects from the Ancient Greeks and mummies from Ancient Egypt, a planetarium and a life-size T-Rex dinosaur skeleton.”

“If you like big shops and lots of them, this is where you want to come. So much choice here and a good spot to see Geordies out in their bests. ”

“Independent art deco cinema showing art house and main stream films, good bar and meeting place.”

“At the top of a 40m-high column stands a statue of Charles Grey, Prime Minister from 1830-1834. Occasionally visitors are allowed to go up and have a better look at the statue and cityscape. The monument is the one referenced in the Maximo Park song called ‘By the Monument’.”

“18th-20th century British oil paintings and watercolours on display in vaulted-ceilinged galleries.”

“Not that new anymore, this medieval structure is what gives Newcastle its name. First built by the son of William the Conqueror. Open to visitors 10am - 5pm with family events usually in school holidays.”

“Biggest shopping centre in the city centre, a place where you can find many major brands as well as some local ones and department stores. Dining is also available.”