Acropolis Street Food
Acropolis Street Food has become a beloved fixture at Tynemouth Market, bringing the vibrant flavors of Greek cuisine to the North East of England. Established in 2016 by brothers Filip…
Tynemouth Market
Tynemouth Market, often referred to as the Tynemouth Flea Market, is a vibrant and cherished institution in the North East of England. Held every weekend within the historic Tynemouth Metro…
Links Art Gallery
The Links Art Gallery, nestled along the Northern Promenade of Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, stands as a vibrant cultural hub that celebrates the rich artistic heritage of the North…
St Mary’s Island Nature Reserve
St Mary's Island Nature Reserve, located just off the coast of Whitley Bay in North Tyneside, is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Among its most captivating inhabitants…
St. Mary’s Lighthouse
Embarking on a walk from Monkseaton Metro Station to St. Mary's Lighthouse offers a delightful blend of coastal scenery, local landmarks, and invigorating sea air. This journey spans approximately 4…
Ravel’s Tzigane
Passionate. Sensual. An evening of intimate rarities. Who’s on stage Maria Włoszczowska directs harpist Oliver Wass and musicians from Royal Northern Sinfonia. What they’re playing Be transported to Paris in…
Great North Museum: Hancock
The Great North Museum: Hancock, located in Newcastle upon Tyne, is a renowned institution that offers a comprehensive exploration of natural history and ancient civilizations. Established in 1884, the museum…
Laing Art Gallery: A Cultural Gem in the Heart of Newcastle
Nestled in the bustling city centre of Newcastle upon Tyne, the Laing Art Gallery stands as a testament to the North East's rich artistic heritage. Since its foundation in 1901,…
Société Café Bar
Société Café Bar, located at 93 Grey Street in Newcastle upon Tyne, is a European-inspired café and bar that has become a cherished spot for both locals and visitors. Since…
Grey’s Monument
Grey's Monument stands as a defining feature of Newcastle upon Tyne's cityscape, commemorating Charles Grey, the 2nd Earl Grey, who served as British Prime Minister from 1830 to 1834. Erected…
Eyemouth: Where the Sea Meets History
Tucked away on Scotland’s southeast coastline, just eight miles north of the English border, lies the charming town of Eyemouth. With its picturesque harbour, storied past, and close-knit community, Eyemouth…
Coldingham Bay: A Jewel of the Scottish Borders
Nestled on the rugged southeast coastline of Scotland, Coldingham Bay is a stunning, crescent-shaped inlet that lies just a few miles north of the English border. Tucked between the villages…
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