Newcastle City Guide

Everyone loves to see new places, and a city break in Newcastle is one of the best ways to get a feel for a location. For travellers who like to maintain their independence, serviced apartments offer a great alternative to a hotel.

Liveley Newcastle

Newcastle has a well-deserved reputation as a party town, with lively pubs and clubs in the Quayside and Bigg Market. The locals are friendly, the food is hearty, and the Newcastle Brown Ale flows freely. For those who prefer other options, the city has two theatres, a casino, karaoke, bowling, and excellent shopping.

Newcastle is equally well known for sport, with one of the most resilient teams in the Premiership, great rugby, and a well-known horse racing track. Walk over one of the many bridges over the River Tyne to explore the innovative Sage music centre, Seven Stories literature centre, or art at the Baltic Mills. The MetroCentre, one of the largest shopping centres in Europe, is within easy reach, and no trip to Tyneside is complete without a trip to the Angel of the North, the vast metal statue off the A1 that watches over the region.

Staying in Newcastle

Newcastle serviced apartments are located in the middle of the city, close to local bus and Metro routes. Prices start from £49 and visitors can stay for just a night or longer. The apartments offer all the luxury of a 4 star hotel, with much more convenience. Enjoy a soak in the bath, cook a fresh meal in your own kitchen, and curl up in front of the TV for a well-deserved rest.

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