What I meant was the reason I originally picket September for Edinburgh was because it's warmer, and I've already booked up May for York, and will probably go to Chester in June.Newcastle is lovely and warm in December.
It's defininitely a fun night out!
Cheap beer, friendly locals, that sort of thing"Fun"?
that sort of thing
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Cheap beer, friendly locals, that sort of thing
I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not.Cheap beer, friendly locals, that sort of thing
Go! I love Newcastle.... <snip>... Miss it loads. Get to Star and Shadow (alt cinema / art space), the Cumberland and the Cluny (pubs) as well as the obvious stuff. And take the metro out to the coast. Do the quayside market on a Sunday am. Oh, so much to do![]()
it's a great city. due to it's size & location, it has many of the features of a capital city - culturally there's few places to rival it, of a similar size. lovely architecture, some fantastic pubs. friends speak very highly of the cinemas there (at least two arthouse places i believe), the art galleries are fantastic, the people seem as pleasant as they are anywhere. they have an on-street bicycle hire scheme (dunno if that'd be much use at this time of year mind...)
Newcastle is lovely and warm in December.
I would particularly recommend the area known as Cowgate. Unfathomable dialects spoken there.
not unless you want your head kicking in by Charvas. Thank fuck they shut down the Ord Arms a few years ago, though a thousand tack heeds cried when it closed.
If you're travelling by train then Centurion is worth a look.Thanks. I'm off next week.