Newcastle at a glance Walking tour

Keep your eyes on the imposing Grey’s Monument. With a statue, the approximately 40-meter-high column honors former Prime Minister Charles Earl Grey, who is also the namesake of the world-famous Earl Grey tea.

An architectural masterpiece from the 19th century and an important transport hub reflecting the city's industrial past.

The elegant, classically shaped district with magnificent Georgian architecture, lively streets and the famous Grainger Market.

The medieval fortress that gave Newcastle its name gave a fascinating insight into the Norman origins of the city.

Newcastle St Nicholas Cathedral : One of the most distinctive churches in northern England, known for its characteristic tower and long religious history.

Newcastle United's legendary stadium, a place full of football history and central to local identity.

The lively waterfront of the River Tyne with modern architecture, historic bridges and one of the most beautiful city views in northern England.