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Guides

Guides to Newcastle City

In-depth guides to the best places to eat, drink, explore, and enjoy in Newcastle City. Written by locals, backed by research.

Food & Drink

Best Restaurants and Cafes in Newcastle City Centre

Food & Drink

Best Pubs and Bars in Newcastle City Centre

Latest Guides

Food & Drink26 September 2026

Best Restaurants and Cafes in Newcastle City Centre

Food & Drink26 September 2026

Best Pubs and Bars in Newcastle City Centre

Shopping26 September 2026

Shopping in Newcastle City Centre: Independents, Arcades and the Grainger Market

Heritage26 September 2026

A Grainger Town Heritage Walk: Newcastle's Georgian Heart

Nature26 September 2026

Parks and Green Spaces in Newcastle City Centre

Children26 September 2026

Family Days Out in Newcastle City Centre

Food & Drink

Family & Children

Children

Family Days Out in Newcastle City Centre

Newcastle city centre packs five proper family attractions into a walkable square mile, from a museum of children's books to a medieval keep, with parks and a riverside walk to pair them with.

Sports & Fitness

Sports

Sport and Fitness in Newcastle City Centre

Newcastle keeps its football ground, its half marathon start line and a thousand acres of common land within walking distance of the shops. A guide to St James' Park, the Great North Run, city-centre pools and the best routes out of the middle of town on foot or by bike.

Parks & Nature

Nature

Parks and Green Spaces in Newcastle City Centre

Newcastle keeps a thousand acres of grazed common land, the oldest public park on Tyneside and a riverside path all within walking distance of Grey's Monument. Here is how the city centre's green space fits together.

Heritage & History

Heritage

A Grainger Town Heritage Walk: Newcastle's Georgian Heart

Newcastle's classical core was laid out in the 1830s and 1840s by Richard Grainger, John Dobson and John Clayton. This walking route links Grey Street, the Grainger Market and the Theatre Royal with the medieval castle that gave the city its name.