Newcastle

Newcastle Travel Guide 1. Two-day itinerary Day 1: Newcastle Castle 🏰→ Grainger Street 🛍→ Newcastle Cathedral ⛪→ Tyne Bridge 🌉 Day 2: Hadrian's Wall 🏰→ Housesteads Roman Fort 🏰→ Vindolanda 🏰→ Beamish Museum 🏛 2. Attractions • Newcastle Castle 🏰: Built in the 12th century, this is one of Newcastle's landmarks. You can visit the interior of the castle to learn about its rich history and culture, and enjoy the magnificent panoramic view of the city. • Grainger Street 🛍: This is a famous shopping area in Newcastle, with many shops, cafes, and restaurants. You can enjoy shopping and food here, and feel the lively atmosphere of the city. • Newcastle Cathedral ⛪: Built in the 14th century, this is one of the most important religious buildings in the area. Visit the cathedral to admire its magnificent architecture and precious works of art. • Tyne Bridge 🌉: This is one of Newcastle's iconic bridges, connecting Newcastle and Gateshead. You can walk or drive across the bridge to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the River Tyne. • Hadrian's Wall 🏰: This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the border of the Roman Hadrian's Wall. Learn about the colorful lives of the soldiers stationed on the wall. • Housesteads Roman Fort 🏰: This is the most complete Roman fort in the UK, where you can enjoy the wonderful scenery of Roman life on Hadrian's Wall. • Vindolanda 🏰: This is a Roman supply base that has been extensively excavated, providing us with in-depth information about the people who lived on the wall. • Beamish Museum 🏛: Covering 350 acres and displaying over 300,000 items, this is an unparalleled museum. It is a working town full of buildings and items that survived destruction and were rebuilt here. 3. Local food recommendations Pease Pudding 🍲: Pease Pudding is a traditional Newcastle dish made from yellow peas, with a delicate texture and rich flavor. It is usually served with roast lamb or roast beef and is a very popular local home-cooked dish. You can find this dish in many local small restaurants and bars.