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NewcastleGateshead is easy to get to whether you're travelling by air, road, sea or rail. And, once you're here the central district is so compact it's great to walk or cycle around, or simply jump on the quick and efficient Metro system or one of the many buses.
- By rail Newcastle Central Station is right in the heart of Newcastle city centre.
- By road The A1(M) passes through NewcastleGateshead linking the area to London, the South, Scotland and major routes across the country.
- By air Newcastle International Airport is served by many airlines providing direct links from top international and UK destinations, and is only 8 miles from the city centre.
- By sea The International Passenger Terminal at North Shields (8 miles east of the city centre) is the North of England’s main sea link with Europe. There are daily sailings from Amsterdam with DFDS Seaways.
Once you're here there are a variety of ways to travel throughout the city centre and out to the suburbs and unspoilt coasts and countryside. See Getting Around for more.
Day at the coast.jpg "Day at the coast") Whether it’s building sandcastles and rockpool rambles; thrilling funfair rides or tucking into fresh fish and chips, Sunderland and the coastal towns of Tynemouth, Whitley Bay and South Shields have plenty to... |
Make history From Romans to railways; windmills to wildlife, discover the history, events and inventions that have made the region what it is today. |
Must See Make sure you see all the top 'must see' attraction in the region all in a day,and even have a bite to eat while watching the unique Gateshead Millennium Bridge tilt! |
Peter Beardsley.jpg "Peter Beardsley") Peter Beardsley, Ex Newcastle United and England Player - Start the day with a visit to the Angel of the North. The Angel continues to enthrall us all from her vantage point at the top of the A1. Whenever I see her she... |
