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Newcastle is often referred to as Newcastle upon Tyne and situated in the north of England. Newcastle climate is moderate, making it an ideal place to visit at any time of year. Founded in Roman times by the Emperor Hadrian and formerly named Pons, Aelius, Newcastle upon Tyne is a place rich in historical sites and recreational activities to engage in what you are looking for fine dining or interesting activities for advantage, it is no better place to visit that Newcastle.
Places of interest:

Culture lovers will find no end to the historic landmarks located in Newcastle. One of the most amazing cities in England, the tourists find themselves desire to return to Newcastle time and time again. Not only full of exciting sites to see Newcastle, it is ideally located near many popular cities of England and attractions. Nearby cities surrounding Newcastle includes Bath, Belfast, Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Liverpool, London, Nottingham, Oxford and York. In addition, tourists will find Newcastle filled with galleries, museums and historical sites to visit during their stay.

Aldermans Fenwicks HOUSE: located at 98 Pilgrim Street, is a historic house from the market town in northern England. Its origins lie in the medieval era and prove completely entertaining for lovers of history. The Aldermans Fenwicks House is open during normal office hours and tourist can book tours at night if they call in advance.

BESSIE SURTEES HOUSE: located at 41-44 Sandhill in Newcastle is open to tourists all year and were originally the homes of wealthy merchants. Existing since the 17th century, the Bessie Surtees House now as the site for the Regional Office North-East English Heritage.

DISCOVERY MUSEUM: Tour the museum at Blandford Square is located near the central station, so transportation is available. This museum offers free entrance and shares the history of England Marine wealthy tourists in addition to its scientific and technological advances.

MILITARY VEHICLE MUSEUM: found at the Exhibition Pavilion, just off Claremont Road, holds more than 50 military vehicles from World War II and after, as well as antique bicycles, armor, and documents historical exposure.

Antiquities Museum: Located in the Quadrangle, just off of Kings Walk in Newcastle, has a number of collections, including collections from the Palaeolithic period in the 1600s. Entering the Museum of Antiquities is free for children and adults.

BROWN'S ART GALLERY: Browns Art Gallery at 15 Acorn Road, Jesmond, is filled with gorgeous paintings and pottery, please make sure all the tourists. The gallery holds limited editions and offers a picture framing service to the public.

Things to do:
With all the great historical sites, museums and galleries to visit, tourists will find Newcastle filled recreational activities. Theater of comedy clubs, cinemas to casinos, tourists traveling in depth Newcastle are required to find many enjoyable recreational activities.

Buddle ARTS CENTER: Buddle Arts Centre 258B Station Road, Wallsend, was established in 1981. Tourists will find a number of events, workshops, exhibitions and be greeted at the theater and should call for a timetable before visiting. The Buddle Arts Centre is open during the hours of their events and other offerings.

THEATRE ROYAL: Theatre Royal in Grey Street, is the perfect place for all fans of Shakespeare Theatre frequently hosts the Royal Shakespeare Company.

THE HYENA CAFa‰: is located at Leazes Arcade, Leazes Lane, Haymarket in Newcastle, and tourists will find that this comedy club is loaded with visitors every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. If you're looking for some comic whi.