Great architecture and history. There is a sense of belonging when you walk along the quay side and a sense of greta industrial history. More

Im a geordie & live here & I love it , everything you want for a break with some fantastic hotels resteraunts & bars & those lovely bridges , just amazing More

Plenty of restaurants, great views from The Baltic Centre Viewing platform. Seeing the Millenium Bridge lifting for river traffic and how pretty it looks lit up at night. Lovely to walk right along the quayside, great Sunday market here too. Brilliant bus service on both sides of Quays to town centre and elsewhere with terrific value £2 day ticket. More

The Baltic which is the free art gallery over the Millenium Bridge, the Sage which has a geat cafe with stunning views, the many cafes and restaurants, in summer the beach!,the Sunday Market and the general river vibe. Parking now better with the new multi storey. More

nice for a walk in a sunny day, nice view of the bridges, definetely worth a visit, however, not many cafes and shops around More

Twenty five years ago years ago the quayside was a place to be avoided. Derelict sheds, old cranes and car scrapyards sat where the Pitcher and Piano and Malmaison now stand. Today the area is spruce and so modern, for the most part, that it's hard to believe the transformation. For an interesting hour or two's walk I would suggest... More

Sunday market along quay lots of nice bars and coffee shops More

Everyone should try and see the Quayside - it has a wonderful atmosphere at night, especially with the Millenium Bridge lit up, sparkling off the River Tyne. During the day, a great walk - have some lunch at the Pitcher and Piano if you feel like treating yourself, or Greggs if it's a nice day for a stroll and you... More

Simply one of the most atmospheric and relaxing areas in the North east of England. Lovley walks by the river and a good choice of pubs and restaurants to keep you busy. High class market on a Sunday morning. More