Newcastle Holidays

An enchanting city with a rich blend of history, culture, and modern vibrancy, Newcastle upon Tyne demands a spot on your UK travel itinerary. Known for its iconic Tyne Bridge, historic quayside, and dynamic arts scene, the city provides a wealth of thrilling experiences to its visitors.

Boasting world-class museums, awe-inspiring landmarks, stunning beaches and a delicious culinary scene, this northeastern city promises an unforgettable journey of discovery. Whatever your preferences, Newcastle's fascinating combination of tradition and innovation is poised to captivate the curious explorer in you.

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Things to See and Do

Newcastle offers a smattering of engaging sites and experiences for its visitors to enjoy. From remarkable monuments that narrate tales of influential figures to interactive science exhibits allowing a hands-on exploration, there is a generous share of inspiration and excitement to be found for each member of the family.

Grey's Monument

Climb the steps of Grey's Monument for an elevated view of the city's architectural beauty. This towering monument dedicated to the former Prime Minister, Charles Grey is surrounded by a vibrant allure of shops, cafes, and restaurants.

Discovery Museum

Unlock the secrets of Newcastle's history at the Discovery Museum. With intriguing displays of past industries, interactive exhibits, and regular special events, there's never a dull moment at this charming museum.

Life Science Centre

Experience the blend of fun and education at the Life Science Centre. Engaging exhibits, workshops, and planetarium shows make it a compelling stop for the whole family.

Food and Drink

Get ready to tantalise your taste buds with gastronomic delights that abound in Newcastle. Famous for its unique and delectable cuisines, the city introduces visitors to a delightful culinary journey.

Traditional Newcastle Fare

Sample traditional Newcastle fare such as pease pudding and ham sandwiches, locally referred to as 'Geordie food'. Many local shops serve this timeless favourite which perfectly showcases the regions culinary heritage.

Newcastle Brown Ale

Taste the legendary Newcastle Brown Ale. Known as a "bottle of dog" among locals, it is appreciated by regulars and visitors alike in pubs throughout the city.

Newcastle Cake

Indulge your sweet tooth with the local speciality, Newcastle Cake, a delightful concoction with sweet fruit filling, available throughout the city's bakeries.

Destination Essentials

With a wealth of family-friendly attractions, splendid beaches, and bustling shopping centres, Newcastle remains a delightful destination all year round. Its happenings change with the seasons, offering unique experiences each time.

July and August witness the city in its full bloom with warm temperatures and longer days, making it a popular choice for those who enjoy outdoor activities. Alternatively, consider visiting during spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) for milder weather, fewer crowds, and lower hotel rates.

Winter might bring colder and rainy days, but it also presents a great opportunity to explore indoor attractions like galleries and museums. Plus, the city's festive atmosphere during Christmas is nothing short of magical.

So, no matter when you decide to visit, Newcastle, with its enchanting blend of historic charm and lively culture, ensures a memorable getaway that offers something for everyone.

Beaches

While exploring the vibrant cityscape of Newcastle, don’t miss a refreshing detour to the city's pristine beaches. Known for their clean sands and tranquil atmospheres, Newcastle's beaches form an integral part of its appeal.

Sandhaven Beach

Embrace family-friendly fun at Sandhaven Beach, known for its Blue Flag status and a plethora of beach activities to indulge in.

Marsden Beach

Experience the serene beauty at Marsden Beach, where stunning coastal views combine with the tranquillity of the North Sea to create the perfect peaceful hideaway.

King Edward's Bay

Explore King Edward's Bay, a less crowded, hidden gem perfect for a quiet beach day against the stunning backdrop of Tynemouth Castle and Priory.

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