Primera clasificación Atractivos en Newcastle upon Tyne

Popularly known as Eleven-O-One, it is a rusty red patina sculpture made of corten steel of a First World War soldier referred to as "Tommy". The sculpture narrates a heroic story of the soldiers during the war and their sacrifices. Located in a park with seafront makes it a pleasant place to visit with your family for an evening stroll.

In the county of Tyne and Wear, the small bay named Frenchman's Bay is flanked on one side by the town of South Shields and on the other side, by the famous Marsden Grotto pub that stands upon the cliff facing the beach. The bay was once frequented by smugglers and is in fact named after a French ship that once sank here. Its rocky coastline was once a sandy bay that visitors could arrive at using long wooden steps descending from the cliff. Between 1900 and 1905, the bay was occupied by a large coastal defence battery included in the Tyne defences, which was used until 1943. It was later demolished.

There are several centuries of history at Belsay. There is the original 14th-century castle, with traces of original wall painting in the great hall. But the main architectural attraction is the early 19th-century hall, built on neo-classical lines to resemble a Greek temple, complete with plinths, columns, and scrolls. The beautiful honey colored stone, which seems to burn with its own light if seen at sunset, was dug from Belsay's own quarry. The now disused quarry is probably the most striking of the many landscaped gardens in the 12 hectares (30 acres) of grounds. Many rare plant specimens can be found here. The grounds play host to a number of regular and one-off events, such as car and motor cycle shows, and a medieval tournament.

Este museo al aire libre muestra la experiencia de vida en la región durante la época eduardiana, y tiene algo para todas las edades. El personal viste de época y le da la bienvenida a los visitantes, demostrando la vida en las casas y lugares de trabajo de aquella época, incluyendo la popular fábrica de dulces Beamish y las tradicionales tiendas Cooperativas. Aquí se pueden comprar dulces en la confitería Jubilee, visitar dos parques, andar en tranvía, visitar una mina real, ver la impresión de un periódico, o disfrutar de una copa en Sun Inn. Los horarios y el precio de admisión varían según la temporada, por lo que se recomienda visitar el sitio web para planificar su viaje.

Lanchester's Gibson family welcomes guests, especially city-dwellers, for a unique experience at their farm that has been a family heirloom since 1925. Stretched across 290 hectares (716.60 acres) of sprawling greens, visitors can try their hand at various farm activities. Enjoy a tractor ride or feed hungry lambs, goats, sheep, alpacas, llamas and donkeys. Indoor and outdoor play areas are available for children, as well as regular puppet shows. If the farm work gets too tiring, guests can rejuvenate themselves at the Tea Room. Check website for varying hours of operation and further information.

Tynemouth Longsands is a well maintained beach which offers something for the while family to do. Couples can be seen walking hand in hand on the golden sand enjoying the gentle breeze from the North Sea. If the water is not too cold children can take a dip and surfers can indulge in wind or kite surfing. The cafe located along the coast offers fish and chips and other items that can be enjoyed with a great view.