City Metro / Trains
Experience the city's most efficient transit. The Metro connects the city center with key venues like the Stadium and the North East, with frequent services and modern stations.
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For coming in and out of the city by train, you would need to go to Central station train station. You can purchase tickets via national rail, LNER and Northern railway.Â
Getting Around Newcastle
Bus Network
Comprehensive coverage across the North East. Buses are ideal for reaching areas not served by the Metro, offering a scenic route through the historic heart of the city. View the link for stagecoach timetable for the X87 / X88.Â
Taxi & Ride Share
For a direct and comfortable journey, taxis are available throughout the city. Many hotels and venues offer dedicated shuttle services for visitors. Make sure your taxi is registered. Select for a list of recommended. Uber is generally a good choice but download the document for local taxi numbers,
Explore the Heart of Newcastle
Newcastle Castle
The historic fortress that gave the city its name. Explore the Keep and Black Gate for a deep dive into medieval history and panoramic city views.
Grey Street & Monument
Voted one of Britain's finest streets, famous for its grand Georgian architecture and the iconic Grey's Monument at its summit.
Quayside & Tyne Bridges
A vibrant waterfront hub featuring the Millennium Bridge and world-famous views of the Tyne. Perfect for scenic walks and cultural experiences.
The Biscuit Factory
The UK's largest independent contemporary art gallery, housed in a former Victorian factory at the heart of the Ouseburn creative quarter.