Tyne and Wear - Places of Interest

Places of Interest

  • Gateshead
    • Angel of the North
    • Beamish Museum, which crosses the Gateshead/Chester-le-Street boundary
    • BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art
    • Gateshead International Stadium
    • Gateshead Millennium Bridge
    • Gibside
    • MetroCentre
    • Saltwell Park
    • Tanfield Railway, Sunniside (crosses boundary into Derwentside)
    • The Sage Gateshead
  • Newcastle upon Tyne
    • Discovery Museum (previously Museum of Science & Engineering)
    • Hadrian's Wall
    • Hancock Museum
    • Jesmond Dene public park
    • Newcastle Castle Keep
    • St James' Park
    • Leazes Park
    • Centre for Life
    • Town Moor
    • Tyneside cinema
    • Chinatown, Newcastle
    • Quayside
    • Metro Radio Arena
    • Laing Art Gallery
    • Theatre Royal
    • Northumberland Street
    • Grey Street
    • Grey's Monument
    • The Biscuit Factory
    • Tyne Bridge
  • North Tyneside
    • Segedunum Roman Fort & Museum, Wallsend
    • St Mary's Island bird reserve
    • Tynemouth Castle
  • South Tyneside
    • Arbeia Roman Fort & Museum, South Shields
    • Marsden Rock bird reserve
    • Souter Point Lighthouse
    • Bede's World, Jarrow
  • Sunderland
    • The Museum and Winter Gardens
    • Mowbray Park
    • The National Glass
    • Hylton Castle
    • Penshaw Monument
    • St. Peter's Church
    • Stadium of Light
    • The Empire Theatre
    • Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art

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