Top Newcastle-upon-Tyne Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

If you’re a fan of the hit TV series Vera, no visit to Newcastle would be complete without a tour of the series’ filming locations. Follow in the footsteps of detective Stanhope on a tour that transports you between locations in Newcastle, Gateshead, North Shields, and Whitley Bay in a hassle-free coach.

Forget hours of independent research and explore Newcastle-upon-Tyne in an easier and more rewarding way: on a small-group guided walk. Follow a time-efficient route that reveals all the must-sees; admiring everything from the handsome Georgian architecture of Grainger Town to the China Garden, Castle Keep, and Quayside. As you walk and talk, learn history and personal insights into Newcastle’s past and present culture you’d likely miss if exploring alone.

Get to know the city through the eyes of a local guide. With no set itinerary, you can customize the tour or leave it to the local for an enlightening introduction to the city. With our private walking tours, you'll skip the mundane historical tours and experience the city through the eyes of a real local. Our local guides are passionate about their city and eager to share their knowledge and insights. The will offer an authentic and personal experience. By the end of the tour, you will feel comfortable navigating the city and confident that you have all the information you need to make the most of your stay. Private walking tour for just you and your group. Your guide customizes your tour to your interests and personality. Get a deeper insight into Newcastle life than possible alone. See Newcastle through the eyes of a local and discover its hidden gems.

Instead of randomly choosing restaurants and foods while in Newcastle, ensure you hit its best culinary offerings—and landmark sights—during this private tour. With a guide for navigation and personalized attention; visit some of the top food haunts to taste their wares and meet the people behind them. Dive into Grainger Market, visit independent eateries along the Quayside, and enjoy tastings—and the city views—at the Baltic Centre.

Join us for a tour around the fascinating remains of medieval Newcastle, including free entry to Newcastle Castle. This tour will explore the medieval history of Newcastle which lies hidden behind the modern city. One of our authentically costumed guides will take you from St Andrews, Newcastle's oldest church, past the formidable town walls taking in Friaries, merchant houses, markets and guild headquarters, before finishing at the imposing Black Gate - the gatehouse of Newcastle's Castle. From here you will be free to explore the amazingly preserved remains of the Black Gate and Castle Keep for yourselves - tickets are included in the price of the tour.

If you’re a fan of the British TV crime drama “Vera,” there’s now a way to check off the key filming locations around the Northumbria countryside. This day-long tour puts the spotlight on the county’s coastal beauty while giving you all the trivia and gossip related to “Vera.” Sites such as Amble, Alnmouth, Bamburgh, and Warkworth feature on the itinerary along with a visit to Hadrian’s Wall.

Forget dull online itineraries and dead tree guidebooks. Discover Newcastle the fun way with this scavenger hunt cellphone game: One purchase covers a group of up to six phones. You don’t need to download or print anything and the game doesn’t need any permissions: You receive maps, clues, interesting facts, and hints if you need them direct to your phone.

Explore Newcastle on foot to discover small details that you might otherwise miss if traveling in a traditional tour vehicle. Get your bearings in the sprawling city with ease and get the inside scoop on local culture and history, as you travel between top city attractions—such as Pink Land, Chinatown, the historic Town Wall, and Grey’s Monument—without having to navigate.

If you’re interested in learning about Newcastle’s history, but you want to avoid the hours of research time, then this whistle-stop guided tour is the perfect way to expand your knowledge. Hear commentary about medieval landmarks, the Great Fire of 1854, the industrial revolution, and events that contributed to the city’s identity. Important landmarks on the route include the Blackfriars Medieval Friary, Newcastle Central Station, Grainger Town, and plenty more surprises.

If you’re a lover of fine wine and cheese, pleasure your palate during a cheese-and-wine tour of Newcastle upon Tyne. A perfect introduction for first-time visitors, this tour combines local delicacies with stops at a food market and Newcastle Castle, in order to provide the inside scoop on local culture and history.

Join this group to get an in depth look at one of the oldest cities in Georgia, Kutaisi. You’ll not only hear about the city’s history, but you’ll also explore the wine region. This is a group tour, so you’ll keep costs down. But you’ll also share a Georgian meal and local wine tasting together, for a fun way to end the tour.

Visit World Heritage–listed Hadrian’s Wall during a 3-hour walking tour of Arbeia and Segedunum (aka Wallsend), two of the Roman forts at the east end of the wall. Both settlements are excellent reconstructions, and with a guide on hand you’ll gain specialized insight. This tour is ideal for history buffs who want to learn more about the frontier of the Roman Empire, all within close proximity to urban Newcastle.

The industrial Newcastle of old has turned into a vibrant metropolis that’s still deeply proud of its history. On this private walking tour, delve deeper into Newcastle and Gateshead—south of the Tyne—and their heritage with a guide for insight you’d miss out on if exploring alone. Pass St. James’ Park football stadium and Grey’s Monument; and admire the futuristic Sage, Baltic, and bridges overlooking the legendary Tyne River.

Opt for a sightseeing tour of Newcastle with a difference on a silent disco tour that leads you through the city streets wearing hi-tech headsets that blast pop music. A large group adds atmosphere as you boogie past attractions such as Grainger Market and Eldon Leisure Centre.

Get the background history on Housesteads Roman Fort as you walk around Hadrian’s Wall, using a self-guided GPS tour. You’ll download a cellphone App, then set off to get all the info on the impressive Roman remains, where civilians and soldiers once lived. The tour is independent, meaning you have the flexibility to explore at your own pace; just note that entry fees are at your own expense.

Exploring Northumberland’s Hadrian’s Wall without a guide risks you missing out on the UNESCO-listed site’s hidden details and role in the region’s history. Delve deeper into the wall’s purpose and past, and view the surrounding Northumberland National Park on this guided walk, all with a historically costumed guide who’ll share facts, secrets, and stories that many visitors never get to hear.

One and Only Beer Bike in Newcastle. We offer the best Beer Bike service in Newcastle. Our ORIGINAL Newcastle BEER BIKE is the most comfortable bike in town. Made of lightweight materials and equipped with comfy chairs, a bar on board with unlimited beer, an audio system, Wi-Fi, and nightlights, it has all you need for your extraordinary ride throughout the beautiful city of London. The maximum capacity for one Beer Bike is 13 people and we have two Beer Bikes ready for you with a total capacity of 26 persons! Have a wonderful time with your friends while riding our fantastic bike through the city streets. Within a two-hour ride, our English-speaking driver will show you the city from a whole new perspective that you will never forget. Book the ORIGINAL Newcastle BEER BIKE today!

Newcastle Upon Tyne is originally, a Roman city which later featured heavily in wars with Scotland. Its many fine buildings largely a legacy of the Industrial Revolution and its famed coal and shipbuilding industries. Known around its world for its beer and bridges amongst other things, Newcastle is a city like no other and we will get to see both the most amazing urban train view in Britain as well as a street voted Britains most beautiful (not Edinburgh or Bath)! See the famous quayside and markets, get a taste of the friendliest city in Britain and voted the second most partying city in the world after Rio (take that London, Las Vegas and Monaco). We will surely find a great place to eat or drink in this city with a well renowned reputation for for its pubs before we return back to London. If time allows we can customise this tour and visit The Angel of the North. Please note the typical train journey time each way is around 3 hours.

Newcastle is famous around the world for amongst other things, it's great pubs, nightlife and friendly Geordie locals. This tour isn't just a pub tour but a history tour also as we explore some of the most beautiful streets in Britain and some back lanes too. Visit 5 of the best pubs in Newcastle with a special and unique history on this private guided tour with drinks included in each pub!

From local produce to Asian and Caribbean influences, Newcastle’s food extends far beyond chips and gravy. Discover it on this guided small–group walking tour. Shop local specialties in Fenwick Food Hall; meet an artisan at Central Arcade; taste Grainger Market favorites; nibble on wings and hot sauces in notorious Bigg Market; try sweet treats and a cup of local tea; and wrap up with local beers in a historic pub.

Save hours of research time and discover the secret parts of Newcastle that only locals know about with this self-guided tour and treasure hunt. Instead of being stuck on a tour bus, get out in the fresh air and explore the city’s highlights independently in your own time. No need to worry about sticking to a strict schedule; start the tour whenever you like.

Get to know Newcastle through its pubs with this private evening tour. You’ll head out with a Geordie, a Newcastle native, to check out some of the city’s oldest and most legendary pubs. Learn about local brewers like the famous Newcastle Brown Ale and the microbreweries that are putting the city on beer-lover’s maps. Quirky stories, serious beer chat, and some select drinks are included along the way.

Once the Roman Empire’s northernmost frontier, Hadrian’s Wall comprises stretches of walls, forts, and barracks. Tap deeper into its history than if alone on this full-day walking tour. Explore parts of the wall, and the remains of the Housesteads fort and Vindolanda supply station, as a guide explains the lives of the soldiers once based here. The tour includes lunch, with the option of transfers from Newcastle for added convenience.