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Where to Stay in Newcastle: City Centre Hotels by Area
Hotels

Where to Stay in Newcastle: City Centre Hotels by Area

Where to stay in Newcastle, area by area, from Quayside warehouses with bridge views to a Georgian hotel on Grey Street and an Arts and Crafts house in Jesmond.

Things to Do in Newcastle: 10 Essentials for a First Visit
Culture

Things to Do in Newcastle: 10 Essentials for a First Visit

Ten things to do in Newcastle on a first visit, from the Quayside and Baltic to the castle, the Grainger Market and a Metro trip to Tynemouth, with opening days checked.

Romantic Restaurants in Newcastle for a Proper Date Night
Food & Drink

Romantic Restaurants in Newcastle for a Proper Date Night

Where to book a proper date night in Newcastle, from a Michelin star on the Quayside to a sky high dining room and relaxed small plates in the Ouseburn.

Newcastle Quayside Guide: Bridges, Sunday Market and Where to Eat
Lifestyle

Newcastle Quayside Guide: Bridges, Sunday Market and Where to Eat

One walk along Newcastle Quayside and back via Gateshead: the Sunday Market, the Millennium Bridge, Baltic, and the Michelin and pub tables within a few minutes of the river.

Dog Friendly Pubs in Newcastle: 8 Locals Where Your Dog Is Welcome
Nightlife

Dog Friendly Pubs in Newcastle: 8 Locals Where Your Dog Is Welcome

Eight Newcastle pubs where dogs are welcome, from the Ouseburn loop to a Quayside pie house, each checked against its current CAMRA listing.

The Best Restaurants in Newcastle: Where to Eat in 2026
Food & Drink

The Best Restaurants in Newcastle: Where to Eat in 2026

Newcastle has two Michelin-starred restaurants, both on the Quayside, and a strong second tier in Jesmond, Heaton and Ouseburn. Here is where to book, with opening days checked.

The Best Pubs in Newcastle: Historic Boozers and Beer Gardens
Food & Drink

The Best Pubs in Newcastle: Historic Boozers and Beer Gardens

The best pubs in Newcastle grouped the way you would drink them: a Quayside walk for history and cask ale, an Ouseburn walk for beer gardens and live music.