Newcastle Upon Tyne Itinerary 1 Day

A Day in Newcastle Upon Tyne - Perfect 24 Hours Guide

Newcastle Upon Tyne is a quiet little city, with an unmistakable charm. Home to sites that take you into the past, ground that make you cheer for your favourite sportsmen, and restaurants to suit every mood, a one-day trip to Newcastle Upon Tyne may not be the best idea.

There is so much to see, do and experience, that a day falls short. However, if you are here only for 24 hours, it makes sense to make the most of it! Check out our 1-day itinerary- Newcastle Upon Tyne, before you plan your trip!

How to spend 1 day in Newcastle Upon Tyne?

Spend the morning along River Tyne, in Quayside

Start off your day by visiting River Tyne. Along the waters of this river, in Quayside, there are a number of sites that will keep you occupied for the morning. Some of the best places that you must visit here include the Tyne Bridge, Bessie Surtees House, Trinity Maritime Centre, and St. Mary's Heritage Centre. Giving you a glimpse of the city, it is one of the best ways to start your 1 day in Newcastle Upon Tyne.

Breakfast:

Quay Ingredient- Offers guests a wide range of comfort food, drinks and a feel-good atmosphere, there is no better place to start your morning than this!

Let the afternoon take you into the past

After a scrumptious lunch at Gusto Newcastle, head to Grey's Monument, a Grade I listed monument. There are a couple of art galleries in its vicinity if you are interested, and before it gets too hot, you can pay Victoria Tunnel a visit too. Head to Aspers Casino Newcastle to escape the heat and try your luck with numbers!

Lunch:

Gusto Newcastle- An Italian restaurant with fancy decor and even better food, Gusto Newcastle offers the best break from sightseeing, with a slice of pizza and a sip of wine!

Catch a game in the evening!

Coming to Newcastle Upon Tyne, and not paying St. James’ Park a visit will be a great let down for all the sports enthusiasts. Home to Newcastle United F.C., it also boasts of being the seventh largest football stadium in England. It was built in the year 1892 and has been of immense importance ever since.

Dinner:

Nudo Sushi Box- Sushi, salads and noodles, Nudo Sushi Box is one of the top Japanese restaurants in this area. Offering a friendly, quirky atmosphere, it suits the excitement of the game that you would have just been an audience too!