A magnificent bridge. A bit hectic in rush hour. Some excellent views, in places looking DOWN on masses of chimney pots. But come on Newcastle, clean the whole city up, its a muck heap.
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A magnificent bridge. A bit hectic in rush hour. Some excellent views, in places looking DOWN on masses of chimney pots. But come on Newcastle, clean the whole city up, its a muck heap.
No one can fail to be impressed by the sheer size of this classic piece of Victorian engineering. It is simply stupendous. The best approach is undoubtedly from The Side (at the bottom of Dean Street) which brings you suddenly to the foot of the...More
It looked like the Harbour bridge from a distance. We thought we could climb to the top. The view was enough and satisfying.
Instantly recognisable landmark that cuts and impressive scene over the River Tyne. The Quayside area is pretty and this bridge is one aspect of that beauty
One of the many wonderful bridges that cross the River Tyne, the Tyne Bridge is instantly recognizable as being a Newcastle landmark. Opened in 1928, it connects Newcastle and Gateshead, and sits in a very historic and scenic part of the area.
The iconic Tyne bridge looks impressive as it spans the Tyne river. Instantly recognisable. Great Newcastle landmark
So everyone knows it, can pick it out of a bundle of bridge pics but is it that interesting - well no unless you have a particular interest in bridges! Nice view up and down the Tyne though.
not to be missed when travelling to newcastle well worth parking up and looking around the bridge its amazing what you can see from the bridge
The original! Just a fabulous view, especially when viewed from the Quayside, or from one of the other bridges further along the Tyne.
an unbeliveble feet of advanced engineering. so wirth seeing. and placed py the beatifull qayside as well.