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If you come to see the Tyne Bridge, you will be near several interesting tourist sites. You can go to the Newcastle Castle, which tells the history of the Tyne Bridge. You will be near the British train station, which I believe leaves town on...More
Icon of Newcastle, symbol of home, testament to the engineering of Dorman Long and Co. Opened in 1928 by King George V and still going strong. You can do a walking circuit with the Millennium Bridge or the Swing Bridge to take in some of...More
This bridge is a glorious testament to building in days gone by. Wonderful from afar and also standing right underneath (but beware of the kittiwakes...)
What more is to be said the most famous sight is the amazing Tyne Bridge. If you are arriving either by car or train you will see this structure and reminds everyone from this area that they are back home! You can walk either side...More
The Tyne Bridge in Newcastle. Cloudy and drizzle, by with nice company it was OK. We just saw it from below.
A visit to Newcastle wouldn't be completed without a visit to the Tyne Bridge. Fantastic to see the nesting Kittiwakes
I lived in Newcastle for 5 years 30 years ago. It's the friendliest city on earth and one of my all time favourites. Whenever I go back and see the Tyne Bridge I get a warm feeling inside
This is definitely the landmark of Newcastle. It is a bridge which is over the Tyne River. Really beautiful bridge and a must see for anyone who visits Newcastle
Go during the day, I would imagine that the area is pretty seedy at night. There are many places to stop and take pictures of your friends or group. It seems like people put up locks on parts of the bridges to profess their love...More
This bridge is one of the iconic landmarks of Newcastle. It’s free to walk across it and you get great views up and down the Tyne river.
