Attractions and Vacation Guidebook to Newcastle
Newcastle is positioned during the North East of England. The town played a significant job during Industrial Revolution of nineteenth Century. It was one of the leading coal mining and producer of weighty industries in during that time. Shopping locations and sightseeing are really well-known.
The most important buying place is Eldon Sq. searching centre and is also the biggest city centre buying elaborate in British isles. It contains one of many major Marks & Spencer stores outside London and John Lewis store as well. The other famed stores include Apple, Guess and Hollister. The most important Tesco store in British isles is also located on the outskirts of Newcastle at Kingston Park.
Tourist Points of interest
Visitors arriving to this destination have long list of places to be visited. Tourist attractions here include the steam train rides which are available at Bowes and Tan field railway station. Not only are this but there plenty of entertainment options at the trendy Customs House which houses theatrical shows on regular basis. Some with the newcastle international airport parking significant tourist sights include:-
Customs House - This is one of several significant entertainment places and leisure complexes which is housed in a historic building. With state-of-the-art cinema, theater, a large gallery region, a bar/restaurant. All the year there are exhibitions, theatrical performances, dances, concerts, festivals and many other seasonal events.
Segedunum - It is a historic site close to part of Hadrian's Wall. Sights here include a museum with many Roman artifacts and hands-on displays, excavations, a tall viewing tower, a café and a gift shop.
Path Head Water Mill - This water mill dates back to the 18th century and it is in full working condition. It features woodland walks, scenic views, picnic places and exhibitions.
Tan field Railway - This railway stations was build 300 years ago and is also world's oldest railway station. Tourists enjoy with world's oldest steam locomotives, travelling through valleys and visitors' centre and seasonal events.
Shields Ferry Cruises - The most pleasant and relaxing ways to see many most striking waterfront sights, general heritage and impressive landmarks, is by boat. Regular evening cruises on board take place from the South Shields Landing and the cruise includes a buffet. Daytime cruises include interesting commentary.
Transportation
You can reach to town by air, train and bus. Newcastle International Airport is located approximately 10 km from the town centre near Ponte land which is the larger of the two main airports serving the North East. It is connected to the city via the Metro Light Rail system and it takes around 20 minutes to reach city centre.
