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  1. Sep 1, 2017 · Newcastle upon Tyne is one of the most renowned cities in the country for many reasons, most notably its culture, architecture and welcoming atmosphere. Here are 10 reasons why everyone should visit the famous north-east city.

    • Richard Franks
    • Freelance Travel And Music Writer
    • For One of the World’s Most Picturesque Riverside Areas. Newcastle’s Quayside area is one of the city’s most beautiful spots. Right on the banks of the Tyne river, it’s full of bars, restaurants and cafes, and it’s one of the city’s best areas for walking, cycling and people-watching.
    • To Stare at Some Buildings. Newcastle’s awe-inspiring architecture isn’t just limited to the Quayside area. Wander from the Quayside to the city centre and you’ll likely find yourself walking up Grey Street, which, in 2002, was voted the best street in England.
    • For a Small but Bustling Arts Scene. Relatively speaking, Newcastle is a pretty small city. More on that later, but considering its size, the city has a huge arts scene.
    • To Learn What’s Really at the Heart of the City. Okay, I’ve fully covered all of Newcastle’s entertainment options. Or so you’d think. Because there’s only one form of entertainment that truly lies at the heart of Newcastle.
  2. Jun 10, 2019 · Why visit Newcastle? Here are 15 reasons why Newcastle should be on your bucket list of places to see. 1. Millennium Bridge. 2. Angle of the North 3. Hadrians's Wall.

  3. You should visit Newcastle for its unique blend of modern amenities and historic charm. Explore the city's cultural attractions such as the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, visit the medieval Newcastle Castle, or take a stroll along the picturesque Victoria Tunnel.

  4. To celebrate the opening of our new Newcastle Cobalt Business Park Hotel, we have lined up the top 10 reasons to visit Newcastle! 1. Their historical castles – Newcastle Castle. This Norman fortress is the ideal visit for anyone looking to enrich themselves in the history of Newcastle.

  5. Linked by no fewer than seven bridges around a bustling quayside, Newcastle and Gateshead form one vibrant place to visit. Overlooked by Britain’s biggest sculpture – the iconic Angel of the North, it’s where centuries-old history and heritage meets green innovation.

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  7. Yes, Newcastle upon Tyne offers many reasons for a visit. It's a port city everyone should explore, and our experience here was wonderful. We didn't want to leave. Whether you're a traveling as a family, a couple, or a backpacker, this port city has a lot to offer.