QUAYSIDE

Newcastle's Quayside, which also includes Gateshead, is a major tourist attraction. Heading south on Dean Street from the heart of Newcastle,a breathtaking view of the Tyne Bridge and the river it spans welcomes you with open arms. The quayside stroll is made all the more enjoyable by the seven bridges that cross the river and connect Newcastle and Gateshead.

The Quayside is a must-see for first-time visitors to Newcastle and Gateshead alike. This area of Newcastle is a must-see for visitors, whether they are in town for the day or staying for a few nights. Many of the historic buildings in the Quayside neighbourhood between High Level Bridges and the Tyne have been converted into modern hotels, shops, and eateries. Several historic structures, such as the Guildhall (1658) and the Merchants' Court, may be found on Sandhill.

Bessie Surtees House is a renovated Jacobean townhouse that was once two separate merchants' homes from the 16th and 17th centuries. The Victoria Tunnel is an interesting tourist attraction that runs under the city from the Town Moor to the Tyne and is 2.5 miles in length. Beginning as a wagonway to move coal from the colliery to the riverfront jetties, the tunnel opened to the public in 1842 and may be viewed in its entirety through guided tours hence make advance bookings.

Highlights

• Take a stroll or a cycle ride throughout the day at one of the major tourist attractions in Newcastle .
• After spending the day taking in the Quayside's cafes, landmarks, and art, stay the night to enjoy the area's slew of bustling bars and restaurants, as well as the stunning lights of the Gateshead Millennium Bridge.
• The Sunday Quayside Market in Newcastle is one of the most well-known attractions in the area.
• Visitors eagerly await each week to see which local vendors will set up shop, and past offerings have included anything from locally made luxury macarons to photographs by renowned photographers, as well as wares for the home and kitchen, confections, and presents.
• You'll find a section of the market designed specifically to satisfy your appetite if you follow your noses to the very end of the market, near the Swing Bridge.
• There are numerous vendors serving authentic Greek food, Indian street food, and German bratwurst for you to choose from.
• Don't miss the best of Newcastle Quayside when taking in the sights on the Go North East Toon Tour bus, cycling along the city's most well-known route, or simply taking a leisurely stroll in the sun.