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From local produce to Asian and Caribbean influences, Newcastle’s food extends far beyond chips and gravy. Discover it on this guided small–group walking tour. Shop local specialties in Fenwick Food Hall; meet an artisan at Central Arcade; taste Grainger Market favorites; nibble on wings and hot sauces in notorious Bigg Market; try sweet treats and a cup of local tea; and wrap up with local beers in a historic pub.

Zone in one Newcastle’s unique art and architecture during a private walking tour that lets you go where cars can’t. You’ll navigate the city with ease and at a pace set by you rather than a large group, as you discover top Newcastle attractions such as Newcastle Cathedral, BALTIC art gallery, and Laing Art Gallery.

"This 3-hour extended tour offers a complete journey through Newcastle's soul. Beyond the medieval heart and the Grainger Town, we descend from the historic Castle directly to the vibrant Quayside. We will walk along the river Tyne to admire the world-famous bridges and conclude our experience at the iconic Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art. It is the perfect way to see how the city's rich past meets its modern riverside beauty."

The industrial Newcastle of old has turned into a vibrant metropolis that’s still deeply proud of its history. On this private walking tour, delve deeper into Newcastle and Gateshead—south of the Tyne—and their heritage with a guide for insight you’d miss out on if exploring alone. Pass St. James’ Park football stadium and Grey’s Monument; and admire the futuristic Sage, Baltic, and bridges overlooking the legendary Tyne River.

Less than a century ago, women in Britain were risking arrest, violence, and even their lives in the fight for the right to vote—a right not fully granted until 1928. This guided walking tour explores Newcastle’s role in that struggle, uncovering the stories of local suffragettes and activists who helped change the course of history. As you walk through the city, learn about acts of protest, political organizing, and militant campaigns, and discover the women behind them. Packed with lesser-known details and local insight, the tour reveals a side of Newcastle’s past that’s rarely found in guidebooks or online.

Many English people grew up with the tale of Grace Darling, the young woman who helped her lighthouse keeper father save nine people from a shipwreck in 1838. On this unique tour, you'll join the current lighthouse attendant on a trip to Longstone Island. If conditions permit, there'll be the chance to see inside the lighthouse (donations required): along the way, expect to see gray seals and nesting seabirds.

Discover the best of Newcastle’s urban and natural attractions on a cycling tour that combines the northern metropolis’ best city sights and parks. There’s no risk of taking the wrong path as your guide leads the way. You set the pedalling pace in your small group, and benefit from the undivided attention of your guide. Stop often to take breaks and photographs.

Follow in the footsteps of "Vera" without the hassle of planning routes or finding remote filming locations on this guided Northumbria tour. Visit scenic coastal spots such as Amble, Alnmouth, Bamburgh, and Warkworth, along with a stop at Hadrian’s Wall, while your guide shares behind-the-scenes stories and local trivia. It’s an easy, immersive way for fans of the TV show to explore multiple settings in just one day.

Private culinary exploration through historic Newcastle reveals a rich blend of cultural heritage, architectural grandeur, and regional flavours. Journey through historic streets and vibrant districts where centuries of transformation have shaped one of northern England’s most significant cities. Ancient trade routes, industrial innovation, and cultural exchange have all contributed to the region’s unique food traditions and enduring legacy. The combination of authentic cuisine, historic architecture, and cultural discovery creates an inspiring experience that connects visitors with the city’s past and present. This premium tour is designed for travellers seeking exceptional local flavours, cultural depth, and meaningful exploration in historic Newcastle. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Newcastle Upon Tyne is originally, a Roman city which later featured heavily in wars with Scotland. Its many fine buildings largely a legacy of the Industrial Revolution and its famed coal and shipbuilding industries which brought wealth and invention. Known around its world for its beer and bridges amongst other things, Newcastle is a city like no other and we will get to see both the most amazing urban train view in Britain as well as a street voted Britains most beautiful (not Edinburgh or Bath)! See the famous quayside and markets, get a taste of the friendliest city in Britain and voted the second most partying city in the world after Rio (take that London, Las Vegas and Monaco). See the castle, visit the cathedrals, the markets, experience the culture. We will surely find a great place to eat or drink in this city with a well renowned reputation for for its pubs before we return back to London. If time allows we can customise this tour and visit The Angel of the North.

This private walking tour reveals Newcastle’s historic character through its rich cultural heritage. You will explore a city shaped by centuries of trade, innovation, and architectural influence. Ancient routes and historic gathering places reflect a civilization older than the United States. What stories of merchants, travelers, and transformation still echo through Newcastle’s streets? You will discover architectural landmarks that showcase the city's evolving identity. Medieval foundations blend with grand civic buildings that reflect generations of cultural achievement. Historic venues and public spaces reveal how Newcastle developed into one of northern England’s most influential cities. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

In this Private Tour we will visit one of the greatest & largest museums in the world. With over 300,000 objects set out in 350 acres of beautiful countryside, it is a museum with no equal. Beamish isn't just any museum, it is a living museum. A working town filled with buildings and items saved from destruction & rebuilt here. Beamish is full of people in character performing jobs & activities from the North East of England over the last 200 years. This full day tour allows us to explore almost everywhere. Ride authentic trams and omnibuses. See what schools & houses were like through different periods. See how life was on a farm or in a coalmine. Explore the real streets and seeing working old printing presses in newspaper offices, buy scones and cakes from the old bakery or try some delicious sweets... not too many as you might not want to try the 1900s dentist! I will pick you up at the station or in Newcastle for a 20 minute drive & return you at the end of the day,

Explore Newcastle-upon-Tyne in style and enjoy a private party on the go with this private party bike rental, with space for up to 12 passengers. Choose from unlimited beer or unlimited beer and 10 bottles of prosecco and enjoy drinks with your group while cruising around town, while listening to the music of your choice.

If you’re a fan of the hit TV series Vera, no visit to Newcastle would be complete without a tour of the series’ filming locations. Follow in the footsteps of detective Stanhope on a tour that transports you between locations in Newcastle, Gateshead, North Shields, and Whitley Bay in a hassle-free coach.

This special Newcastle upon Tyne pub tour blends rich local history, spectacular riverside scenery, and some of the city’s best-loved pubs into one incredible tour. We begin in the historic heart of the city, enjoying carefully chosen pubs as we make our way past the Castle that gave Newcastle its name and down towards the River Tyne. Along the route, you’ll hear how this once-industrial powerhouse grew into one of Britain’s most vibrant and characterful cities. Our walk leads us into the world-famous Quayside, widely regarded as one of the most iconic nightlife districts in Britain. With its sweeping river views, striking modern architecture, and legendary bridges, it’s an area packed with atmosphere by day and electric with life by night. . We then cross the magnificent High Level Bridge — famous not only as an engineering masterpiece but also as one of the very best viewpoints in the city. Our final pub is just at the far end. A free drink is included in each pub that we visit.

This very special private tour based out of Newcastle takes you to some of the lesser visited but in someways most impressive historical monuments and buildings. First of all we will go a short distance to Tynemouth, a beautiful little town on the coast full of fine places to eat and drink but we are off to visit Tynemouth Priory and Castle with a truly long history and fantastic dramatic views everywhere you look. After seeing the monument to local hero Admiral Collingwood we will drive a few miles to Jarrow, once one of the most important Christian sites in the British Isles and home to all things Bede. From a Holy man to an Angel, visit the most viewed (and likely biggest Angel) public artwork in Europe and symbol of Tyneside. Finally to Washington Old Hall, ancestral home of George Washington (in the real original Washington too!!). See how his family lived with lots of original pieces and artefacts as well as some beautiful gardens. It all makes for a grand day out!

Enjoy an in-depth exploration of Northumberland’s UNESCO-listed Hadrian’s Wall with a passionate guide and a small group on this half-day tour. Learn the history and background, and hear stories from both the Roman and native sides as you walk along the Cawfields stretch of the wall and explore the Vindolanda Roman Museum.

Step into the elegant world of Earl Grey – not just the tea, but the man himself. This exclusive experience invites you to follow in the footsteps of one of Northumberland’s most distinguished figures, discovering the landscapes, heritage, and flavours that shaped his legacy. Departing from Newcastle, your journey unfolds along the breathtaking Northumberland Coast. At the heart of your day lies a visit to Howick Hall Gardens, the beloved family home of the 2nd Earl Grey and the birthplace of the world-famous tea. Wander through beautiful seasonal gardens and soak up the serene atmosphere before enjoying a traditional afternoon tea — naturally, accompanied by a cup of Earl Grey in the place where it all began. This tour offers a rare blend of storytelling, scenery, and taste — a refined and quintessentially English experience that connects past and present in one unforgettable day.

Get to know Newcastle through its pubs with this private evening tour. You’ll head out with a Geordie, a Newcastle native, to check out some of the city’s oldest and most legendary pubs. Learn about local brewers like the famous Newcastle Brown Ale and the microbreweries that are putting the city on beer-lover’s maps. Quirky stories, serious beer chat, and some select drinks are included along the way.

Explore the captivating coastline where English and Scottish cultures meet on a guided food journey that celebrates the region's rich fishing heritage. Enjoy a series of tasting stops featuring five of the Borderland's most famous seafood delights, including lobster, smoked fish, oysters, haddock, and crab. This leisurely excursion allows you to savor local delicacies while taking in stunning coastal scenery and hearing captivating stories from the area. A full meal experience unfolds over several hours, making it perfect for seafood lovers and culinary enthusiasts alike. Enjoy a guided food experience along the scenic English/Scottish coastline in the comfort of your own car following the guide in their lead car. Taste five renowned seafood specialties, including lobster and oysters Experience local stories and rich fishing heritage at each stop Ideal for seafood lovers looking for a unique culinary adventure

Sail around the Farne Islands on this group tour, where you’ll have the chance to spot puffins, terns, razorbills, and loads more birds. You’ll land for an hour to visit the Inner Farne National Trust Bird Sanctuary, where your attendant will answer all your questions and tell you about the area’s history. You’ll also see seals, waterfalls, and much more.

This unique tour crosses the English–Scottish border three times, guided by passionate Borderland hosts proud of their agricultural roots and rich food heritage. Exceptional regional food and drink showcase the area’s distinctive culinary & cultural identity. More than a tasting experience, this is an immersive journey blending gastronomy, storytelling and exploration. In small groups of no more than 15, every flavour is paired with tales. Once a lawless and fiercely independent frontier, the Borderlands were a “Wild West” of cattle rustling, feuds and shifting allegiances. Guests step off the beaten track to meet local producers, explore hidden corners, & experience the stunning Borderlands countryside & coastline, discovering captivating tastes & tales that bring this remarkable region to life. From rolling farmland and river valleys to historic towns & coastline, the landscape & past are as integral to the tour as the outstanding flavours tasted along this distinctive frontier.

A few miles (kilometers) offshore from Seahouses, the Farne Islands are home to shags, gulls, cormorants, and gray seals all year round, with puffins, guillemots, razorbills, and terns during the May-July season. See them from the water on this fully narrated cruise from Seahouses, which also includes a sail past Longstone Lighthouse, where the lighthouse keeper's daughter Grace Darling rescued nine sailors and became a local heroine.

Let us help you escape the glow and glare of city lights. We chose Northumberland for its dark skies and wide-open views where you’ll see deeper into our universe than you ever thought possible. Experience some of England’s darkest skies on this extraordinary tour experience taking you deep into Northumberland’s Hadrian’s Wall country. Your transport awaits right in the centre of Newcastle to teleport you into the wilds of Northumberland National Park. Your journey begins right in Newcastle with mini coach pick up from Maldron Hotel and heading out into England’s most tranquil county – Northumberland! Our on-site astronomer will ensure you enjoy a memorable evening on-site within Northumberland National Park!