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Population:Newcastle: 260,000Newcastle-Gateshead Area:460,000

Currency:Pound Sterling, £1 = 100 pence

Opening hours:Most shops are open Mon-Sat9.00-17.30; Thurs also until20.00; Sun 10.00-17.00

Internet:www.NewcastleGateshead.comwww.visitbritain.co.uk

Newspapers:Newcastle ChronicleThe Journal

Emergency numbers:999

Tourist information:City Centre Information CentreCentral Arcade, Market Street+44 (0)191 277 8000Open Mon-Sat 9.30-17.30; Sun(June-Sept only) 10.00-16.00www.NewcastleGateshead.comGuildhall Visitor InformationCentreNewcastle Quayside+44 (0)191 277 8000Open Mon-Fri 9.30-17.00; Sat9.00-17.00; Sun and BankHolidays 9.00-16.00

NEWCASTLEPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-06-30 | COUNTRY CODE: GBContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

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NEWCASTLEIn the last few decades Newcastle has become a city at theforefront of technical innovation, leisure and culture; makingit one of the most vibrant cities in Britain and as such, agreat holiday destination, with fantastic shopping and anamazing nightlife.

History is still a vital part of Newcastle, as seen by theexciting mix of old and new mingling in harmony within andaround the city.

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THE CITY #THECITY#

Two exciting destinations that havebecome one, Newcastle (on the north bankof the River Tyne) and Gateshead (on thesouth) have become NewcastleGatesheadand have undergone a spectaculartransformation in the last decade.NewcastleGateshead has become a city atthe forefront of technical innovation,leisure and culture; making it one of themost vibrant cities in Britain and as such, agreat holiday destination, with fantasticshopping and an amazing nightlife.

History is still a vital part of bothNewcastle and Gateshead, as seen by theexciting mix of old and new mingling inharmony within and around the city.

Newcastle in particular has a very rich andcolourful history, starting with the earliestsettlements in the region at around 5000BC, and continuing with the arrival of theRomans in 43 AD.

In 1080 a castle was built on the oldRoman fort of Pons Aelius as a defenceagainst the Scots. It was branded the newcastle, which is from where Newcastle gotits name. The castle was paramount to thedevelopment of the city, as the militarypresence boosted commerce and trade.Coal from the Northumberland coalfieldslater become one of the main reasons forthe city’s urban development, while in the19th century shipbuilding and heavyengineering boosted the city’s prosperity.Newcastle and Gateshead suffered amid

the decline of heavy industries in the latterhalf of the 20th century, and these daystheir staples are technology, and office andretail employment.

Newcastle’s rich history andNewcastleGateshead’s newly found gloryas one of the most vibrant cities in Britainis evident wherever you go in the area,which features an exciting mix of new andold. Sights range from the Norman castle,Roman ruins, impressive Victorianbuildings and the world-famous TyneBridge, to the award-winning GatesheadMillennium Bridge, the new developmentsat Gateshead Quays and NewcastleQuayside with their stylish hotels, designerbars and funky restaurants.

With some 460,000 people living inNewcastleGateshead, it is no surprise thatthe city has some of the best shopping onoffer in Britain, as well as an abundance oftrendy bars, nightclubs, museums andcultural events.

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

The Castle KeepBecause of its importance for thedevelopment of the city, the remains of theNorman castle is a must. While most of thestructure was demolished to make way forrailway tracks in the 19th century, thecastle keep and a gate still stand.

Address: Castle Garth, St Nicolas’ Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 (0)191 232 7938Internet: www.museums.ac.uk/keepMore information: Metro to Central Station

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Angel Of The NorthOne of the most famous attractions in NothEast England is the majestic 20 meters tallAngel of the North. The statue was createdby Antony Gormley from 200 tonnes ofsteel and is seen by millions of peopleevery year.

Address: Eighton Banks, GatesheadPhone: +44 (0)191 433 8400Internet: www.gateshead.gov.uk/angelMore information: Take the northbound number 21 bus fromPilgrim Street

Arbeia Roman Fort and MuseumSpectacular reconstructed Roman fort withjewellery, coins, weapons and armour thathave been excavated from the sight ondisplay.

Address: Baring Street, South Shields, South TynesidePhone: +44 191 4561369Price: Free entry to site, Time Quest Gallery costs a few Pounds.Internet: www.twmuseums.org.ukMore information: Metro to South Shields

The Tyne BridgeA world famous sight, the Tyne Bridge wasthe world’s largest single-span bridge whenit was opened by George V in 1928.Spanning the river Tyne, it connectsNewcastle with Gateshead.

More information: Metro to Central Station / Gateshead

BALTIC Centre of Contemporary ArtGreat North MuseumThis new museum, opening in spring 2009,will be one of the regions’ major visitorattractions. The museum will house majordisplays exploring the wonder and diversityof the natural world, a planetarium, alarge-scale, interactive model of Hadrian’sWall, spectacular archaeological finds fromAncient Greece and mummies from AncientEgypt and a life-size T-Rex dinosaurskeleton.

Address: Barras Bridge, NewcastleMore information: Metro to Haymarket

EATING #EATING#

From the trendy restaurants on theQuayside to the hustle and bustle ofChinatown, NewcastleGateshead hassomething on offer for everyone, whetheryou are looking for a romantic meal withyour partner, for some pub grub with yourmates, or to celebrate a real specialmoment with some amazing food.

Fisherman’s LodgeOne of Newcastle’s most famous culinarytreats, the Fisherman’s Lodge servesexquisite traditional and modern seafooddishes in stylish and spacioussurroundings.

Address: Jesmond Dene, Jesmond, NewcastlePhone: +44 191 2813281Internet: www.fishermanslodge.co.ukMore information: Metrto to Jesmond

Big MusselTasty seafood served in trendysurroundings on the Quayside.

Address: 15 The Side, Quayside, NewcastlePhone: +44 (0)191 232 1057Internet: www.bigmussel.co.ukMore information: Metro to Central Station

King NeptuneEnjoy excellent Chinese food at reasonableprices in this award-winning restaurantlocated in the very heart of Newcastle’sChinatown.

Address: 34-36 Stowell StreetPhone: +44 191 2616657More information: Metro to St James



FujiyamaTeppan-yaki restaurant withJapanese-style decor and long tables thatmakes it an ideal location for big parties.

Address: 35-39 Bath LanePhone: +44 (0)191 221 03 33Internet: www.fujiyamarestaurant.co.ukMore information: Metro to St James

ParadisoGreat Italian food and an imaginativemenu in stylish surroundings. Paradiso alsohas a beautiful private dining room withspace for 50 guests, perfect for parties.

Address: 1 Market LanePhone: +44 191 2211240Internet: www.paradiso.co.ukMore information: Metro to Monument

RAVAL Luxury Restaurant and BarNestled in the heart of the prestigiousGateshead Quays, Raval uses only thefreshest of ingredients prepared by a teamof culinary masters to challenge thestereotypical view of Indian food in the UK.Top chefs, handpicked from the cream ofIndia’s crop bring to Raval an unparalleledunderstanding and knowledge of the art ofIndian cooking resulting in classic cuisinewith a contemporary twist. Stylish,sophisticated and ultra fashionable, therestaurant caters for all occasions andtastes.

Address: Church Street, Gateshead Quays, GatesheadPhone: +44 (0)191 477 1700Internet: www.ravaluk.comMore information: Metro to Gateshead

Eslington Villa Hotel and RestaurantAn oasis of calm in a family run, countryhouse style restaurant just ten minutes bytaxi from the city centre. Superb menu(British cuisine) from a highly rated chef -yet reasonably priced.

Address: 8 Station Road, Low Fell, GatesheadPhone: +44 (0)191 487 6017Internet: www.eslingtonvilla.co.uk

CAFÉS #CAFES#

Cafe NeonSmall friendly cafe in the heart ofNewcastle, serving coffee, pastry,breakfast and vegetarian dishes from aMediterranean-style menu. If the sun isshining and the weather is warm,customers can sit outside and watch theworld go by.

Address: 8 Bigg MarketPhone: +44 191 2602577More information: Metro ti Monument

Blake’sFor excellent food and coffee and a livelyatmosphere, head to Blake’s.

Address: 53 Grey StreetPhone: +44 191 2615463More information: Metro to Monument

O’Brien’s Irish Sandwich BarChoose from a range of tasty sandwichesand refreshments at this Irishestablishment.

Address: 34 Pilgrim Street/17 Grainger StreetPhone: +44 (0)191 230 1000/+44 (0)191 261 1261Internet: www.obriensonline.com

CostaIndulge in Italian-style coffee, cakes andsnacks at this Italian coffee shop chain.

Address: 19 Market Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 (0)191 233 0544Internet: www.costa.co.ukMore information: Metro to Monument



BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

With an abundance of great clubs anddescribed by locals as one of the best andmost vibrant cities for clubbing in theentire UK, party animals need not worryabout not having a great time when goingclubbing in NewcastleGateshead! The clubscene has literally exploded in the last tenyears, and the city has become a favouritedestination for the big name DJs.

RevolutionA luxurious bank conversion which haskept all the original 30ft ceilings, marblepillars and classic wood features. Situatedjust down the slope from the train stationRevolution concreted itself into theNewcastle scene with a high reputation forgreat music, atmosphere, food and service.

Address: Collingwood Chambers, 40 Collingwood Street,NewcastlePhone: +44 (0)191 261 8901More information: Metro to Central Station

DigitalThe speaker system at this club is secondto none and they‘ve got the club nights todo it justice. Tuesday is Lovedough (thebaking hot r‘n‘b night); Stone Love is on aThursday (brilliant indie night); Wax:On isevery Friday (breakbeat, electro, hip-hop);while the legendary house night, Shindig,is the main event on a Saturday.

Address: Times Square, NewcastlePhone: +44 (0)191 261 9755Internet: www.yourfutureisdigital.comMore information: Metro to Central Station

The Head of SteamThis fantastic pub venue is split over twolevels with the basement bar being one ofthe best places in town to catch the hottesttalent emerging from the thriving localscene. Gigs are staged throughout theweek, with DJs on Friday and Saturdaynights until 1am. Sunday lunch is served13.00-17.00.

Address: 2 Neville Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 (0)191 230 4236Internet: www.theheadofsteam.co.ukMore information: Metro to Central Station

TokyoAll candles and chandeliers, Tokyo is firmlyestablished on NewcastleGateshead’sclassy bar circuit, and exudes a chic air.Set over three floors, it has a superb beergarden with its exposed bricks coloured bybeautiful little lilac flowers.

Address: 17 Westgate Road, NewcastlePhone: +44 (0)191 232 1122More information: Metro to Central Station

Trillian’s Rock BarTrillian’s has long been a favourite with therock fraternity. Live music is its specialityattracting the cream of local bands, as wellas some top name national acts.

Address: Princess Square, NewcastlePhone: +44 (0)191 232 1619More information: Metro to Monument

Pitcher & PianoSurely one of the jewels in the crown ofthe Quayside scene, the Pitcher & Pianotakes full advantage of its locationoverlooking the Gateshead MillenniumBridge and BALTIC, having huge glasswalls giving access to stunning views.Inside, it‘s laid-back, modern and offers agreat menu.

Address: 108 Quayside, NewcastlePhone: +44 (0)191 232 4110More information: Metro to Central Station



SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

NewcastleGateshead has built up a greatreputation as a shopping destination,offering some of the best shoppingfacilities in the UK, with a compact citycentre full of shopping arcades and elegantshops. Head to Eldon Square for one ofBritain’s largest shopping centres featuringmore than 140 shops as well as a widerange of restaurants and pubs, or tonearby Eldon Garden for designer brandsand fashion labels. For a luxuriousshopping experience the beautifulEdwardian Central Arcade is a must.

Nearby, shoppers also have Grey Street forgreat fashion brands, and High Bridge,where shoppers can check out the latestfunky trends for NewcastleGateshead’strendy youth.

Opposite Grey Street is Newcastle’s latestshopping mall, Monument Mall, a beautifulshopping centre designed in classical style.Northumberland Street is Newcastle’s mainshopping street, with an extensive range ofhigh street brands.

MetroCentre in Gateshead is another must,consisting of more than 360 shops andservices and housing a multi-screencinema.

There are also a number of markets thatare well worth a visit, including thetraditional Grainger Market, the new GreenMarket, and the Quayside Market and ArtsMarket on Armstrong Bridge (both onSundays).

For those with a taste for antiques,Newcastle has a lot to offer, with Vine Lanejust off Northumberland Street and FernAvenue in Jesmond some of the best areasfor antiques.

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

EXCLUSIVEgreystreethotelThis beautiful four-star hotel is locatedright in the heart of Newcastle, and anideal location to explore the city’s shoppingareas, cultural offers, bars, restaurant andnightclubs. Rooms feature a mix ofold-style hotel elegance and contemporarystyle.

greystreethotel also houses a restaurantand a piano bar, which serves a mix ofinternational food and quality wines.

Address: Grey StreetPhone: +44 (0)191 230 6777Internet: www.greystreethotel.comMore information: Metro to Monument

CopthorneWith a beautiful location on thecosmopolitan Quayside, with all roomsoverlooking the river and the bridges, theCopthorne is a real treat that captures theessence of Newcastle with many of thecity’s most famous attractions withinwalking distance. The four-star hotel hastwo restaurants.

Address: The Close, Quayside, NewcastlePhone: +44 (0)191 222 0333Internet: www.milleniumhotels.co.uk/newcastleMore information: Metro to Central Station



GOOD VALUERoyal StationThis three-star hotel, housed in a beautifulhistoric building, is located by the railwaystation and is as such very close to theshopping areas and many of the best barsand nightclubs. It was opened by QueenVictoria and Prince Albert in 1858 and hasbeen recently refurbished to a highstandard. There is a Leisure Club with anindoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, steamroom and cold plunge pool as well as afitness area and the popular DestinationBar.

Address: Neville Street, NewcastlePhone: +44 (0) 191 232 0781Internet: www.royalstationhotel.comMore information: Metro to Central Station

Jurys Inn NewcastleOffering 274 well-appointed bedrooms, acomfortable bar and restaurant, Jurys Innis an excellent choice for visitors. In theheart of the city centre, the hotel isperfectly located for all city attractions,shopping and nightlife.

Address: Scotswood Road, NewcastlePhone: +44 (0) 191 201 4400Internet: www.jurysinns.comMore information: Metro to Central Station

BASICCarltonTwo-star hotel situated in the trendyJesmond area of Newcastle, only minutesaway from the city centre. The hotel has arestaurant serving a wide range of dishes,from light snacks to main courses.

Address: 82/86 Osborne Road, JesmondPhone: +44 191 2813361Internet: www.carltonnewcastle.com

Travelodge Newcastle CentralWith a fabulous location just minutes fromNewcastle Quayside, Travelodge offersexcellent value for money. The hotel islocated approximately 5 minutes from theheart of Newcastle’s Quayside andattractions such as the BALTIC Centre for

Contemporary Art and The SageGateshead as well as many lively bars andrestaurants.

Address: Forster Street, Quayside, NewcastlePhone: +44 (0)871 984 6164Internet: www.travelodge.co.ukMore information: Metro to Central Station

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

AirportNewcastle airport is situated 7 miles (11km) from Newcastle city centre. Getting toand from the airport could not be easier,as there is a frequent Metro service thatwill take visitors to Newcastle Central trainstation in just 26 mins and to Gateshead injust 28 mins. There are also bus servicesrunning to and from the airport, fromNewcastle city centre.

Bus and metro timetables:

Phone: +44 (0)871 200 22 33Internet: www.nexus.org.uk

Airport taxis

Phone: +44 191 2146969

Public TransportGetting around NewcastleGateshead iseasy, thanks to the city’s extensive Metrosystem and a range of bus services. A DayRover ticket will cost you £5.80 for adultsand £3.00 for children. It is valid on theMetro, ferry and railway services as well ason almost all local buses. Tickets can bepurchased from Metro ticket machines, alldrivers’ of the major bus operators’services, and on-board the Shields ferry. If



you’re staying for a week, buy aMetroSaver weekly travel card, which costs£14.50-19.50 depending on how many ofthe area’s public transport zones you wishto travel in and is valid on all Metro, Ferryand local rail services between Newcastleand Sunderland. Tickets can be purchasedat any Nexus Travelshop, but you need apassport-sized photograph the first timeyou buy one. There are a number ofTravelshops, including those at CentralStation and Monument Metro stations inNewcastle, and MetroCentre bus stationand the Gateshead bus/Metro interchange.

Internet: www.nexus.org.uk

TaxiThere are a number of taxi services inNewcastle. Below is a selection of a few:

Airport Taxis

Phone: +44 (0)191 214 6969

Lansdowne Taxis, Newcastle

Phone: +44 (0)191 236 3738

Dean Taxis. Gateshead

Phone: +44 (0)191 444 4444

Riverside Taxis & Minibuses, Newcastle

Phone: +44 (0)191 222 0222

PostThere are several post offices inNewcastleGateshead. The main ones are:

High Street Post Office

Address: 307 High Street, Gateshead

Newcastle upon Tyne Post Ofiice

Address: 36 Northumberland Street (inside WHSmith),Newcastle

PharmacyCall NHS Direct on 845 4647, open 24hours, for medical advice or for informationon the nearest dentists, doctors’ practices

or pharmacies and their opening times.

TelephoneCountry code: +44

Area code: 0191

Electricity110 volts

Adapters are normally available forpurchase at airports or in electrical stores.

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