
Tyne Bridge
A steel arch bridge from 1928 over the River Tyne, the symbol of the city, joining Newcastle and Gateshead.
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Newcastle, United Kingdom
Newcastle upon Tyne, in north-east England, stands on the River Tyne, with its famous bridges, a lively nightlife and a heritage going back to Roman times.
Newcastle International Airport airport is about 8 km from central Newcastle.
The Tyne and Wear Metro Green line runs from the airport station, next to the terminal, to Newcastle Central Station in about 25 min.
Local buses connect the airport with the surrounding area and with Newcastle.
A taxi rank by the arrivals area. It is the most convenient way to reach the city centre, though it costs more than public transport.
Newcastle

A steel arch bridge from 1928 over the River Tyne, the symbol of the city, joining Newcastle and Gateshead.
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An arch-shaped footbridge that tilts to let ships pass. It links Newcastle's Quayside with the Gateshead bank.
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A contemporary art centre in a former flour mill on the Tyne, on the Gateshead side.
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The 12th-century Norman keep that gave the city its name. You can climb to the roof for views of the bridges and the river.
Tickets →Newcastle is served by Newcastle International Airport (NCL).
Newcastle International Airport airport is about 8 km from central Newcastle.
From Newcastle International Airport airport you can take Tyne and Wear Metro (metro), Autobuses (bus), and Taxi. Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
Highlights of Newcastle include Tyne Bridge, Gateshead Millennium Bridge, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, and Newcastle Castle.