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Newcastle is one of the most admired student cities, so you'll be part of an active community. The town has fantastic nightlife and shopping, together with exemplary landmarks named as the Angel of the North and the Tyne bridge. This historic, vibrant city was rated number fourth in the UK for city life, so there's plenty to see and do.
Newcastle is one of the UK's commendable northern cities, with stunning Georgian-era architecture mixed with a visible industrial heritage and it's the warm heart of North East England. It's a cosmopolitan city with a lovely atmosphere and friendly local people.
There is a mix of industrial heritage, Georgian architecture and modern touches in Newcastle. You will have an excellent nightlife with a wide range of bars and clubs to enjoy along with this, a vibrant arts scene with countless museums, galleries, theatre, and live music.
The city is in both a commercial as well as a cultural sense, the capital of the northeast of England. This Economic city situated on the River Tyne, with its centre having many noteworthy Victorian buildings and streets, with three large shopping centres.
It's also famous for its many admiring museums and entertainment facilities. It also includes the reputed Theatre Royal and City Hall, a popular venue for rock and pop concerts.
Once a vital coal port, the harbor area is recently a busy passenger terminus for cruise ships to Europe, along with boat trips.
Newcastle owes its common name to William the Conqueror recognized its strategic importance. He commanded his son the order to erect a "New Castle" on the old Roman fort and the building of St. Nicholas' Cathedral. Currently, these two buildings are among the city's most famous tourist attractions.
One of the best things to do in Newcastle is to tackle at least partially off the 84-mile-long Hadrian's Wall Path, passes through the city centre and it follows Hadrian's Wall across some magnificent countryside.
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