Newcastle Travel Guide

Attractions: - Tyne Bridge: One of Newcastle's landmarks, built in 1928, and one of the world's largest joint rail bridges. Standing on the bridge, you can enjoy the city's famous relics, ancient castles, and new city center buildings. The surrounding scenery is beautiful and perfect for taking photos. - Angel of the North: Located in the suburbs of Newcastle, it is the largest sculpture in the UK and a famous landmark in northern England. The sculpture is magnificent, and its unique shape is distinctive on the banks of the Tyne River. - Gateshead Millennium Bridge: Connecting the art district of Gateshead on the south bank and the wharf district of Newcastle on the north bank, it is a pedestrian and bicycle drawbridge. Whenever a large ship passes by, the bridge deck is pulled up by steel cables, like "blinking," which is very magical. - Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art: Converted from a renovated flour mill, it has hosted the Turner Prize and showcases various contemporary art works, which art lovers should not miss. - St. James' Park: The home stadium of Newcastle United Football Club, the atmosphere is lively on match days. Even if you don't watch the game, feeling the enthusiasm of the fans around the stadium is a unique experience. - Food Experience: - Vanilla Fish Floss: Made from fish, cheese, and vanilla, the fish bones are removed and then mixed with small pieces of cheese and vanilla to bake. The fish is tender and smooth, and the taste is rich. It can be used as an appetizer or afternoon tea snack. - Blue Clam Soup: With medicinal and nourishing effects, it is made with fresh blue clams and various medicinal materials. It tastes delicious and has the effect of replenishing qi and benefiting the kidneys. - Accommodation: - City Center: If you are staying for a short time, it is recommended to stay in the city center, which is convenient for travel and has complete dining and shopping facilities. For example, the Innside Newcastle Hotel by the pier offers beautiful views of the Tyne River and Tyne Bridge. - Suburban Specialty Homestay: If you want to experience a quiet rural atmosphere, you can choose a suburban homestay, such as some special accommodations near the Angel of the North sculpture, where you can better experience the local customs. - Transportation: - In the city: Newcastle has convenient transportation, and you can take the subway, bus, or walk to visit the main attractions. It is more cost-effective to buy a bus card or subway day ticket. - Surroundings: To visit suburban attractions such as the Angel of the North sculpture, you can take a bus. If you want to go to nearby towns or other cities, you can choose a train or long-distance bus.