Newcastle Spotlight
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Dating back of far as 1830, Newcastle is one the most beautiful cities that you must visit. From beautifully preserved streets and buildings to castles, theatres, and hidden gems – there is so much to offer here in Newcastle. Â
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This lively Northern city is steeped in character.
Things to do in Newscastle
Millennium Bridge
The Millennium Bridge is one of the most iconic features of the city of Newcastle and is particularly stunning when illuminated at night. The bridge is solely for pedestrians and cyclists and is a great way to take in some bird’s eye views of the river.
Sage Gateshead
It’s hard to miss Sage Gateshead when walking Quayside as the enormous structure dominates the skyline. The huge steel and glass structure is home to three performance areas which are modified to complement the style of music playing.
BALTIC
BALTIC is a contemporary art centre located on the south bank of the River Tyne. The centre hosts an array of exhibitions and events, no two are the same or repeated. Giving visitors an unforgettable experience.
Discovery Museum
Immerse yourself in the history of Newcastle by visiting the Discovery Museum. The centre will focus on the area's maritime, scientific and technological importance to Britain and the rest of the world.
Newcastle Castle and Keep
Built on the site of the fortress that gave the city its name, the remaining structures of the medieval castle include the Castle Keep, the fortified stone tower and the Black Gate, its fortified gatehouse. Many city tours, which are suitable for children, will take you to the keep and its turrets where you can admire views across the city.
Shopping & Salons in Newcastle
Trinity Square
Trinity Square offers shoppers the opportunity to shop and relax in style. With a great list of fantastic retailers, showcasing a whole host of different products, from high street fashion, to homewares, toys and other goods, Trinity Square is sure to have something for everyone.
High Bridge Quarter
As one of the only remaining cobbled areas of Newcastle, the High Bridge Quarter maintains a certain charm that adds to any shopping experience. With a fantastic mix of independent retailers, it’s a great place to shop for anything from fashion to local produce and it’s not all about shopping.
Fenwick
Fenwick is Newcastle’s most leading department store by offers visitors a luxurious, all-round retail experience across five sprawling floor.
Monument Mall
Monument Mall is home to three floors of top high street favourites and independent stores. With a number of flagship retailers on site, you’ll never be short of the latest fashion and homeware trends when you shop at Monument Mall. There are also plenty of great places to grab a bite to eat, whether it’s a sit-down meal, or something quick and tasty to have on the go.
Grainger Market
You will find the most gorgeous and unique gems to take home from your travels at the Grainger Market. With over 60 stalls selling everything from scented melts to retro games, and much more. Not forgetting, 17 different food stalls, offering everything from mouth-watering treats from around the world, to comforting British grub.
Eldon Square
One of Newcastle’s oldest and legendary shopping centre, the Eldon Square is one of all shopaholics. Located in the heart of the city centre, this building is home to over 150 high street shops, specialist stores, all under one roof.
Rawr/Lashious Beauty
Rawr operates 25 salons throughout the UK and offers a 10% discount on all services to PREMIER SUITES Newcastle guests. Choose from threading, tinting, lash lift or nails.
The Great Outdoors
The Cycle Hub
The Cycle Hub is a bike friendly independent café offering bike hire and with a fully equipped workshop for bike services and repairs. Co-owned by Newcastle Cycle Centre and holiday company Saddle Skedaddle this chilled out cafe and bike shop is smack bang on the C2C route.
Karting North East
Karting North East is the UK's leading Karting experience and much more, with RX Buggies, Archery and Tomahawks and Paintball. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie, arranging a stag or hen weekend to remember or simply planning a fun-packed day out, they've got it covered.
Climb Newcastle
The Valley is the second climbing centre to be opened by Climb Newcastle. Building on the success of the Climb Newcastle original bouldering centre in the old Byker swimming pool. The Valley is on the edge of the Ouseburn Valley, in the East of the city.
Geronigo
Up for an adventure during your stay? The Geronigo, is one to tick off your list. From group archery, paintballing, axe throwing, go karting, paintballing and much more. Your adventure starts now.
Theatre, Live Music & Sport
Theatre Royal
There are over 300 performances in the theatre each year from Shakespearian plays and opera to comedy shows and panto performances in the silly season. Supposedly there is even a resident ghost, The Grey Lady, who loves to spook staff and guests! Who knows, you may even get a chance to meet her.
The Utilita Arena
The Utilita Arena Newcastle is the largest concert and exhibition venue in the North East of England and is owned and operated by ASM Global, who prides itself on employing local staff within its venues who know the area and its people, and using local suppliers and services to help support the local economy.
Thyne Theatre & Opera House
The Tyne Theatre & Opera House offers the best in entertainment and is known for being a go-to venue for world-class comedy - recent and upcoming acts include; James Acaster, Katherine Ryan, Sarah Millican, Joe Lycett, Dylan Moran, Ben Elton and Ed Byrne.
St James' Park
Although there is so much more to Newcastle than football, we can’t deny that it is one of the city’s biggest passions. If you’re lucky enough to coincide your visit with a match, be prepared for one of the most electric atmospheres you’ve ever witnessed. If not, you can still take a behind the scenes tour of the grounds.
Our list of things to do in Newcastle
Newcastle FAQ
Why should I visit Newcastle?
Newcastle is a vibrant city renowned for its iconic Quayside, rich industrial heritage, lively nightlife and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re visiting for business or leisure, you’ll find historic landmarks, excellent shopping, cultural attractions and award-winning restaurants to enjoy.
Where should I stay when visiting Newcastle?
PREMIER SUITES Newcastle is located in the heart of the city centre, just a short walk from Newcastle Central Station, the Quayside and Eldon Square. Its central location makes it an ideal base for exploring Newcastle and the wider North East.
What are the must-see attractions in Newcastle?
Popular attractions include the Quayside, Newcastle Castle, St James’ Park, the Discovery Museum, the Centre for Life and Grey Street. Visitors can also enjoy shopping, riverside walks and Newcastle’s thriving food and entertainment scene.
Is Newcastle easy to explore without a car?
Yes. Newcastle is easy to explore on foot, and PREMIER SUITES Newcastle is less than a five-minute walk from Newcastle Central Station. The Tyne and Wear Metro, local buses and rail services make it simple to travel around the city and beyond.
Why choose a serviced apartment instead of a hotel in Newcastle?
A serviced apartment offers more space, privacy and flexibility than a traditional hotel room. At PREMIER SUITES Newcastle, guests enjoy fully equipped kitchens, separate living and dining areas, complimentary Wi-Fi and flexible stays, making it a true home away from home
