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The Ultimate 7-Days Family Itinerary to Newcastle upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom in August (with kids)

Imagine a family adventure where history whispers through ancient stone walls, vibrant riverside scenes spark your children's imaginations, and every corner of the city invites discovery and wonder. In Newcastle upon Tyne during the golden days of August, your family steps into a living storybook — from medieval castles to lively markets, lush parks to colorful street art, the city unfolds a rich tapestry of experiences that blend learning with laughter, curiosity with play. This journey promises more than just sights; it offers moments that will transform the way your family connects—with each other, with stories past and present, and with a spirited city that welcomes you like old friends. Feel the thrill of panoramic views stretching across historic rooftops, the joy of hands-on creativity sparking in galleries and theatres, and the simple, profound happiness of shared discovery. Newcastle’s warmth and vibrant energy create the perfect backdrop for a week where imaginations soar, memories deepen, and every day becomes an unforgettable chapter in your family’s story.

Why You'll Love This Trip

  • A seamless blend of history and fun that brings the past alive for both children and adults in engaging, interactive ways.
  • Stunning riverside walks and iconic bridges offering fresh air, scenic beauty, and playful moments perfect for families.
  • Hands-on science and nature experiences that ignite curiosity and wonder, making learning a joyous part of your adventure.
  • Immersive cultural and artistic encounters that inspire creativity and bring vibrant local energy to life.
  • Expansive green spaces and panoramic viewpoints that invite outdoor play and peaceful family bonding.
  • A lively neighborhood full of quirky charm, storytelling magic, and community warmth to end your journey on a high note.

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1
Main activity for day 1

Historic Heart of Newcastle

Immerse your family in the rich tapestry of Newcastle’s history as you wander through its medieval streets, soak up stories of Roman legacies, and marvel at the city’s architectural landmarks. This day sets the stage for an unforgettable exploration by diving deep into iconic sights where the past blends seamlessly with the vibrant energy of today. The sunshine in August offers a brilliant backdrop to stroll comfortably with kids, making history come alive in the city’s welcoming heart.

Begin your family's adventure at the imposing , a fortress that stands as the historic heart of the city. As you explore its thick stone walls and climb to the battlements, the kids will delight in imagining knights and medieval battles while taking in unforgettable views over the River Tyne. The castle's interactive exhibits will spark fascination for all ages, offering a window into over nine centuries of the city's story. Follow this up with a short walk to , where the family can engage with hands-on displays that vividly bring medieval life to the present, giving children a playful learning experience.

Just a brisk walk away lies , a peaceful medieval church that contrasts beautifully with the bustling streets. Its soaring Gothic arches and tranquil gardens create a soothing space for a quiet moment and some family reflection. From here, take a gentle amble down , widely regarded as one of the most beautiful streets in the UK. The exquisite Georgian facades make for a delightful walk and provide a perfect setting for memorable family photos; the street's gentle buzz with cafes and street performers adds a lively, authentic vibe that children and adults alike will enjoy.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
Hotel du Vin Newcastle
Full starFull starFull starFull starHalf star
4.6
(Great)

Centrally located near The Black Gate and St Nicholas' Cathedral with family rooms and a relaxed yet elegant atmosphere suitable for those exploring the city's historic core.

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Highlights of the day
Top Sight
Newcastle Castle
HistoricFamily-friendlyLandmarkScenic
A medieval fortress that gave the city its name, rich with over 900 years of history and offering panoramic views from its battlements.
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The Black Gate
HistoricFamily-friendlyInteractive
The well-preserved barbican of Newcastle Castle featuring interactive exhibits exploring medieval life.
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St Nicholas' Cathedral
HistoricReligiousArchitectural
A stunning medieval cathedral dedicated to the city's patron saint, blending Gothic architecture with serene gardens.
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Grey Street
HistoricArchitecturalScenic
Famed for its breathtaking Georgian architecture, this elegant street is perfect for a leisurely stroll and family photos.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
The Botanist Newcastle City Centre
Located close to Newcastle Castle and Grey Street, The Botanist offers a family-friendly atmosphere with an extensive menu including hearty British classics and kid-friendly dishes. Its vibrant setting suits a day immersed in the historic heart of Newcastle and provides a memorable dining experience after exploring medieval landmarks.
Located close to Newcastle Castle and Grey Street, The Botanist offers a family-friendly atmosphere with an extensive menu including hearty British classics and kid-friendly dishes. Its vibrant setting suits a day immersed in the historic heart of Newcastle and provides a memorable dining experience after exploring medieval landmarks.
Bookable Activities
Bookable Activity
Annual Admission Newcastle Castle Ticket
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4.5
(108 reviews)
Clock icon1 hour
$17.10per person

Explore the site of the Castle that gave the city its name and discover its medieval gatehouse, the Black Gate. Uncover the changing face of the Castle through the ages: from royal fortress and border stronghold to grim dungeon and teeming slum. New exhibits allow visitors to experience what life would have been like for inhabitants in these two astonishingly preserved medieval buildings.

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2
Main activity for day 2

Riverside Marvels and Bridges Walk

Discover Newcastle’s iconic bridges and the beautiful riverside along the Tyne, blending scenic walks with playful exploration. This day invites the family to enjoy fresh air, stunning urban landscapes, and riverside parks, making August’s warm weather perfect for outdoor fun and spectacular photo moments along the water’s edge.

Your family will start the day at the awe-inspiring , a symbol synonymous with Newcastle. Walk across the bridge together, taking in the sweeping views of the River Tyne and the bustling Quayside below, perfect for teaching kids about the city’s industrial heritage. After a refreshing start, continue your journey by strolling along the riverside toward the . Watching it tilt to allow boats to pass will captivate the children’s imagination and offer a fascinating look at modern bridge engineering. This pedestrian-friendly bridge opens up the gates to spectacular quayside views.

Spend plenty of time wandering the lively Quayside, where children can enjoy open spaces, and parents can sip a refreshing drink while watching boats drift by. Take a short walk over the to visit the , where creative family workshops and interactive exhibitions make contemporary art accessible and engaging for all ages. Make sure to pause and admire the bridge’s clever tilt, an engineering spectacle affectionately known as the 'Blinking Eye' for its unique movement and design. The combination of stunning architecture, river views, and lively atmosphere ensures a day full of wholesome family delight.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
Hampton by Hilton Newcastle
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4.3
(Very Good)

Located on the Gateshead side of the Tyne, this hotel offers family-friendly rooms and panoramic river views, making it convenient for exploring the Millennium Bridge, BALTIC Centre, and Quayside activities.

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Highlights of the day
Top Sight
Tyne Bridge
LandmarkScenicHistoric
Newcastle’s emblematic through arch bridge, symbolizing the city and offering spectacular views over the River Tyne.
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Millennium Bridge
ArchitecturalModernFamily-friendly
A striking tilt bridge for pedestrians and cyclists, known for its modern design and engineering marvel.
Top Activity
The Quayside
ScenicFamily-friendlyOutdoor
A vibrant waterfront area lined with restaurants, markets, and parks ideal for family strolls and relaxing breaks.
Top Sight
BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art
MuseumFamily-friendlyArtInteractive
A converted flour mill turned contemporary art center with fascinating exhibits and family workshops.
Top Sight
Gateshead Millennium Bridge
ArchitecturalIconicScenic
Known as the ‘Blinking Eye’, this unique tilting bridge connects Newcastle with Gateshead and offers exceptional photo opportunities.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
Gusto Quayside Newcastle
Ideal for families enjoying the riverside and bridges walk, Gusto Quayside offers spacious seating with views of the Tyne Bridge and Millennium Bridge. The menu features classic Italian dishes and a children’s menu, making it perfect for a relaxed and scenic meal after a day of outdoor exploration along the Quayside.
Ideal for families enjoying the riverside and bridges walk, Gusto Quayside offers spacious seating with views of the Tyne Bridge and Millennium Bridge. The menu features classic Italian dishes and a children’s menu, making it perfect for a relaxed and scenic meal after a day of outdoor exploration along the Quayside.
Bookable Activities
Bookable Activity
London: Photoshoot at St.Pauls Cathedral & Millennium Bridge
Full starFull starFull starFull starFull star
5.0
(1 reviews)
Clock icon15 minutes
$99.70per person

Preserve precious moments in unique and memorable locations in St.Pauls Cathedral and Millennium Bridge. Effortless experience: Let a professional take care of capturing your photos in just a few minutes and Benefit from a photographer's trained eye for picture-perfect memories. Perfect for everyone: A photoshoot for couples, families, and solo adventurers alike. Your memories, edited and delivered in less than 48 hours.

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3
Main activity for day 3

Science and Nature Wonders

Today invites the family to engage with the magic of science and the beauty of nature in settings designed to inspire curiosity and delight. From cutting-edge technology exhibits to playful wild spaces with animals and gardens, your Newcastle adventure will foster fun learning moments and fantastic outdoor play, perfectly tailored for August’s mild warmth.

Begin your day with a visit to the , a wonderland where science bursts to life through interactive exhibits that captivate children’s curiosity and wonder. The planetarium’s immersive shows transport the whole family to the depths of space, while live science demonstrations provide entertaining insights into the wonders of the natural world and technology. The hands-on experiences make learning fun, and the museum’s family-friendly layout ensures that kids of all ages remain engaged and inspired throughout your visit.

Following this stimulating start, enjoy a short taxi ride to , a beautiful and tranquil green oasis within the city. Wander along the meandering paths beside the gently babbling river, right into leafy glades perfect for playful exploration or a relaxed picnic on a warm summer day. The extensive playgrounds offer safe and fun spaces for children, while parents can admire the botanical variety and peaceful surroundings.

Next, continue your day within the vibrant Ouseburn Valley at , where urban meets rural in the most charming way. Kids thrill at the chance to meet and feed rescued farm animals like goats, pigs, and chickens, learning about their care and stories. This farm fosters a hands-on connection with nature and introduces children gently to the rhythms of farm life, all within a communal, welcoming environment beloved by locals.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
Hotel du Vin Newcastle
Full starFull starFull starFull starHalf star
4.6
(Great)

Located near the Life Science Centre and Jesmond, this hotel balances stylish comfort and practical family accommodations near nature and science attractions.

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Highlights of the day
Top Sight
Life Science Centre
MuseumScienceFamily-friendlyInteractive
A hands-on science museum featuring interactive exhibits, a planetarium, and live science shows, perfect for curious children.
Top Sight
Jesmond Dene
ParkFamily-friendlyNatureOutdoor
A picturesque woodland park with winding paths, a river, and play areas ideal for family picnics and nature walks.
Top Activity
Ouseburn Farm
Family-friendlyAnimalsEducational
A charming small city farm where kids can meet rescued animals, feed them, and learn about farm life in a hands-on environment.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
Jesmond Dene House
Situated near Jesmond Dene park, this charming family-friendly restaurant serves British cuisine with locally sourced ingredients. Its welcoming environment and garden views make it well-suited for a leisurely lunch or early dinner after science and nature activities, providing an authentic local dining experience for all ages.
Situated near Jesmond Dene park, this charming family-friendly restaurant serves British cuisine with locally sourced ingredients. Its welcoming environment and garden views make it well-suited for a leisurely lunch or early dinner after science and nature activities, providing an authentic local dining experience for all ages.
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Main activity for day 4

Cultural Gems and Artistic Inspiration

Explore Newcastle’s thriving artistic soul through galleries, theaters, and street art vibrations that bring creativity to life for the whole family. Engage with vibrant exhibitions, enjoy inspiring performances, and let creativity spark imagination against the city’s dynamic urban backdrop, ideal for a joyful, culturally rich day in August’s warm embrace.

Start your culturally inspiring family day at the , where an extensive collection of fine and decorative arts invites you to step through centuries of artistic evolution. The gallery’s child-friendly guides and creative workshops make the artworks accessible and engaging to all ages, turning the visit into a multi-sensory immersive experience. The serene courtyard café is perfect for a pause, letting the family soak in the artistic ambiance in comfort.

A short stroll leads you to the magnificent Theatre Royal, a historic Victorian playhouse that regularly schedules family-friendly productions. Enjoy a vibrant matinee performance or, if available, book a backstage tour that lets children peek behind the scenes of stage magic, fostering wonder and appreciation for live theatre. The theatre’s grandeur and lively performances stimulate a passion for the arts with fun, memorable experiences.

Later in the afternoon, dive into the urban charm of Ouseburn Valley’s street art scene. The colorful murals, painted by local and international artists, bring creativity to the streets in vivid expression. Taking a leisurely walking tour with the family amid this dynamic outdoor gallery, you can discuss the stories and styles behind the art, encouraging young minds to think imaginatively and critically while enjoying the fresh air and unique urban vibe.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
Hotel du Vin Newcastle
Full starFull starFull starFull starHalf star
4.6
(Great)

Close to the City Centre’s cultural venues with family-friendly accommodations and a warm ambiance, perfect for visiting galleries, theatres, and urban street art.

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Highlights of the day
Top Sight
Laing Art Gallery
MuseumArtFamily-friendlyCultural
A treasure trove of fine and decorative arts, featuring works from the 18th century to contemporary pieces, with family activities.
Top Activity
Theatre Royal Newcastle
TheatreFamily-friendlyPerforming Arts
Historic theatre presenting family-friendly plays, musicals, and interactive backstage tours fostering a love for the stage.
Top Activity
Ouseburn Valley Street Art
ArtOutdoorFamily-friendlyUrban
A vibrant area famous for its colorful street art murals, offering a walking trail that sparks creativity and exploration.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
Dabbawal Newcastle City Centre
Close to Laing Art Gallery and Theatre Royal, Dabbawal offers vibrant Indian street food with varied spice levels, including options for children and vegetarian preferences. Its lively ambiance complements a culturally rich day, and its quick service fits well before or after attending performances or gallery visits.
Close to Laing Art Gallery and Theatre Royal, Dabbawal offers vibrant Indian street food with varied spice levels, including options for children and vegetarian preferences. Its lively ambiance complements a culturally rich day, and its quick service fits well before or after attending performances or gallery visits.
5
Main activity for day 5

Adventures at Discovery Museum and Markets

Step into the thrilling world of invention, innovation, and family-friendly fun at Newcastle’s Discovery Museum before exploring lively local markets that pulse with culture and flavor. This perfectly balances education and playful exploration, with enriching interactive exhibits and vibrant community spaces that reflect the city’s creative spirit and historic roots.

Immerse the whole family in a day of discovery at the , where the inspiring stories of Newcastle’s innovation and industrial past come alive through hands-on exhibits that appeal especially to children. From steam engines to early locomotives, the interactive galleries invite curious minds to touch, explore, and dream, perfectly suited to young visitors itching to learn while having fun. The science and technology galleries stimulate imaginations on a warm August day, ensuring educational joy for all ages.

Following your museum adventure, walk to the nearby , a bustling covered marketplace brimming with colorful stalls and friendly local vendors. Here, you can sample regional delicacies, pick up fresh fruit, or find unique artisanal crafts, offering an authentic taste of Newcastle’s vibrant everyday life. The market buzzes with energy in summer, where families can mingle with locals while savoring delicious treats and discovering treasures.

End the afternoon in the atmospheric Ouseburn Valley at , a contemporary art gallery housed in a beautifully repurposed industrial building. The gallery showcases thought-provoking modern artwork along with family-friendly activities that inspire creativity. This unexpected cultural gem offers a calm, contemplative counterpoint to the morning’s bustle, all within a setting that reflects Newcastle’s innovative spirit.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
Hotel du Vin Newcastle
Full starFull starFull starFull starHalf star
4.6
(Great)

Comfortable family rooms near cultural and market venues with a relaxed atmosphere, great for winding down after a day immersed in discovery and art.

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Highlights of the day
Top Sight
Discovery Museum
MuseumFamily-friendlyInteractiveHistoric
A hands-on museum celebrating local history, engineering feats, and scientific discovery, with engaging exhibits for children.
Top Activity
Grainger Market
MarketFoodLocalFamily-friendly
A lively covered market offering fresh local produce, artisan goods, and an authentic taste of Newcastle’s community.
Top Sight
The Biscuit Factory
ArtGalleryCulturalFamily-friendly
The UK’s largest independent contemporary art gallery housed in a converted warehouse, showcasing diverse modern artists.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
The French Quarter - Newcastle
Near Discovery Museum and Grainger Market, The French Quarter provides a family-friendly bistro setting with a diverse menu of British and European dishes. It's an excellent choice for a comforting meal after a busy day of museums and market exploration, accommodating families with children comfortably.
Near Discovery Museum and Grainger Market, The French Quarter provides a family-friendly bistro setting with a diverse menu of British and European dishes. It's an excellent choice for a comforting meal after a busy day of museums and market exploration, accommodating families with children comfortably.
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Main activity for day 6

Outdoor Play and Panoramic Views

Embrace Newcastle’s green spaces and outdoor adventure with a day full of fun at open parks and gardens, capped by breathtaking skyline vistas. August’s long sunny days provide the perfect canvas for playful family moments, from botanical curiosities to scenic hilltop walks where the city stretches beneath you in sweeping panoramas.

Start your refreshing outdoor family day at the expansive , a historic common land twice the size of London’s Hyde Park. With endless green fields, well-maintained walking paths, and ample space for children to run and play, it is an ideal escape into nature within the city's boundaries. The often hosts local events and markets in summer, enriching the experience with lively community spirit. Pack a picnic to enjoy in shaded areas, letting the kids explore safe playgrounds and open fields while soaking in the summer sun.

Next, travel a short distance to , a serene wooded valley filled with lush greenery and the gentle sound of the Ouseburn river. The park’s winding trails invite family explorations, from wooded walks to discovering charming bridges and small waterfalls. The well-equipped playgrounds capture children’s imaginations, providing an enjoyable venue for outdoor play and relaxation amid nature’s beauty.

Conclude your active day with a visit to , where a gentle hike leads to sweeping panoramic views across Newcastle’s rooftops and iconic river bridges, especially magical at sunset. This spot offers peaceful moments and wonderful photo opportunities capturing the entirety of your city adventure from above, wrapping your outdoor day in inspiring views that leave lasting memories for all ages.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
Hotel du Vin Newcastle
Full starFull starFull starFull starHalf star
4.6
(Great)

A stylish option near the City Centre with comfortable, spacious rooms and easy onward travel to expansive green areas for family play and exploration.

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Highlights of the day
Top Sight
Town Moor
ParkFamily-friendlyOutdoorHistoric
A vast historic common land offering expansive green spaces, walking trails, playgrounds, and seasonal events for families.
Top Sight
Jesmond Dene Park
ParkNatureFamily-friendlyOutdoor
A beautiful wooded park with river walks, a vibrant playground, and lush garden areas perfect for family picnics.
Top Sight
Windmill Hills
NatureScenicFamily-friendlyOutdoor
An elevated green space offering panoramic views over Newcastle, ideal for gentle hikes and sunset watching.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
The Town Moor Tavern
Close to Town Moor's expansive green spaces, this traditional pub offers a relaxed environment with a good selection of classic British meals and lighter options suitable for children. It’s perfect for unwinding after outdoor play and enjoying panoramic views in a friendly, family-appropriate setting.
Close to Town Moor's expansive green spaces, this traditional pub offers a relaxed environment with a good selection of classic British meals and lighter options suitable for children. It’s perfect for unwinding after outdoor play and enjoying panoramic views in a friendly, family-appropriate setting.
Bookable Activities
Bookable Activity
3 Hour Walking Tour through Newcastle upon Tyne
Full starFull starFull starFull starHalf star
4.9
(52 reviews)
Clock icon3 hours
$41.03per person

This walking tour brings the ever changing heritage and culture into life. It explains the history as well as the future developments.

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Main activity for day 7

Quirky Ouseburn and Farewell Fun

Conclude your Newcastle journey exploring the quirky and creative Ouseburn Valley, where vibrant culture, hands-on workshops, and cozy cafés offer a playful blend of art, history, and community warmth. This day creates joyous family memories filled with discovery, local flavor, and interactive fun amidst one of the city’s most spirited neighborhoods.

Begin your final day at Seven Stories, the UK’s only dedicated national centre for children’s books. This enchanting museum invites your family to wander through interactive exhibits bringing beloved stories and characters to life. Storytelling sessions captivate children with the magic of words, while creative workshops spark imaginations, making it a truly immersive experience. The vibrant displays delight both young readers and the young at heart, inspiring a love for literature that extends beyond the visit.

A short walk leads to , a cultural hub housed in a former biscuit factory, where the whole family can enjoy an inviting atmosphere of live music, art exhibitions, and tasty refreshments. Relax in this lively yet friendly venue, where children are welcomed with open arms and the creativity flowing around you embodies the neighborhood’s artistic spirit.

Complete your Newcastle adventure with another visit to the charming , where the kids can say goodbye to farm animals they’ve grown fond of. Feeding and learning about the rescued animals in this urban oasis offers heartwarming, hands-on connections with nature before you depart. It’s a visit filled with smiles and cherished memories, a perfect capstone for your family’s week of discovery in Newcastle.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
Hotel du Vin Newcastle
Full starFull starFull starFull starHalf star
4.6
(Great)

Stylish and family-oriented, with a cozy ambiance, near City Centre for convenient access to Ouseburn’s interactive museums and creative spaces.

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Highlights of the day
Top Sight
Seven Stories - The National Centre for Children's Books
MuseumFamily-friendlyLiteratureInteractive
A captivating museum dedicated to children’s literature featuring interactive exhibits, storytelling sessions, and creative activities.
Top Activity
The Cluny
CultureFamily-friendlyMusicCafe
A lively venue with family-friendly live music, art exhibitions, and a welcoming café atmosphere in a converted industrial space.
Top Activity
Ouseburn Farm
Family-friendlyAnimalsEducational
A small city farm where children can interact with rescued animals and experience urban farming in a fun setting.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
The Cluny Ouseburn Valley
Located within the Ouseburn Valley and part of the day's itinerary, The Cluny is a family-friendly venue combining live music, art, and a café menu that appeals to all ages. It provides a vibrant and cozy atmosphere ideal for a farewell meal or snack, perfectly matching the creative and playful spirit of the day's activities.
Located within the Ouseburn Valley and part of the day's itinerary, The Cluny is a family-friendly venue combining live music, art, and a café menu that appeals to all ages. It provides a vibrant and cozy atmosphere ideal for a farewell meal or snack, perfectly matching the creative and playful spirit of the day's activities.
Bookable Activities
Bookable Activity
Newcastle Upon Tyne Day Walking Tour (Toon Tours!!)
Full starFull starFull starFull starFull star
5.0
(2 reviews)
Clock icon4 hours
$191.47per person

Newcastle Upon Tyne is originally, a Roman city which later featured heavily in wars with Scotland. Its many fine buildings largely a legacy of the Industrial Revolution and its famed coal and shipbuilding industries. Known around its world for its beer and bridges amongst other things, Newcastle is a city like no other and we will get to see both the most amazing urban train view in Britain as well as a street voted Britains most beautiful (not Edinburgh or Bath)! See the famous quayside and markets, get a taste of the friendliest city in Britain and voted the second most partying city in the world after Rio (take that London, Las Vegas and Monaco). We will surely find a great place to eat or drink in this city with a well renowned reputation for for its pubs before we return back to London. If time allows we can customise this tour and visit The Angel of the North. Please note the typical train journey time each way is around 3 hours.

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