As a born and bred Geordie, I’m glad you enjoyed your experience of our part of the world.

I always love to see our city from the perspective of visitors, it makes me feel proud to be from here, and I often find out more about new venues this way

Genuinely love just kicking about the Toon when I visit there from Edinburgh. Down to the Quayside for some food, meandering the streets for pubs. The Geordies are the friendliest folk.

My City that I love, 10/10

Newcastle looks wonderful.

I visited Newcastle the first time in October 2023 and fell in love with it ❤

Newcastle looks wonderful. ❤

As a born and bred Geordie I’m so pleased you enjoyed your visit to our beloved city 😊 there is so much more to do than people realise and you certainly packed a fair bit in to your weekend, our part of the world is a hidden gem with beautiful sandy beaches, picturesque countryside, good eating and warm friendly people, I’m sure you will enjoy your trip to Beamish open air museum and will be pleasantly surprised as there is way too much for one day, enjoy and thank you for your beautiful video 👍🏻

I'm an American ex-pat living in Newcastle, you got some really good places in, but there is so much more. We are partial to Tynemouth as we live down the road and my son goes to school there (also his school has been a school there longer than the United States has been the United States!). You should time a visit to check out Tynemouth Market, it is more antique and collectables than Quayside but it does also have a good selection of food stalls as well. Whitley Bay is great to get a gelato and walk on the beach up to the lighthouse. I also always suggest the Ouseburn, which is right outside of the city centre and has loads of art studios as well as music venues and good eateries (for kiddos it also has a city farm and independent children's book centre Seven Stories). The Ouseburn is especially great if you can time a visit with either seeing a concert at any of the venues or time your visit to coincide with an open studio or late night show event when many of the artists open up their studios to the public for tours and demonstrations and interactive fun.

Even as a local this was eye opening! Some inspired finds I will be looking for when next in town. You're welcome back any time.

Jesmond dene is our happy place 💚

The things to do there in Newcastle looks so amazing! The Museum inside is so much like the Natural History Museum here in London, UK which has the same displays of Dinosaurs & others too! I'll definitely put this city on my to list soon!

We don’t say Fenwick, we pronounce it like fennick.

Thank you for visiting our beautiful city.

Got to say this is one of, if not the, best travel vlogs I've seen of my home town! Really showed the city's true character (plus the often overlooked surrounding area). Though I would say that we did give a hell of a lot more to the world than greggs, Ant and Dec and lucozade!

I was born & bred  in Newcastle , proud to be a Geordie , grew up in the late 60s 70s 80s  & now 60 yr old , & believe me Newcastle is not a quiet or sleepy city, if  you come the weekend it's buzzing with party life , Newcastle is voted the top party life city in UK

Sorry about the rain .ive lived here all my life & its great plus a brilliant night life vibe  so much more to see.

After watching this video the first question that came up is - Why haven't I heard more about Newcastle, it seems to be such an interesting and colourful city. Added to the list for next years tour of northern England.

My son and I love Newcastle. It’s so easy to get to via train from Edinburgh. It’s a lovely journey along the coast as well.
I recommend the Biscuit Factory. A wonderful arts and crafts museum. It’s in a very cool old warehouse building. Highly recommend.

Literally just back from Newcastle, and it looks like I'll have to return very soon (thanks to your video). cant believe how much I've missed !