Cheap flights from Barcelona to Newcastle upon Tyne from £47

If you are brave enough, head to Victoria Tunnels in Newcastle upon Tyne to see the history in front of your eyes. Dress up warmer (it is always around 12 degrees there) and let local guides (by the way, each of them is an enthusiastic volunteer) involve you in the history. Experience life in a Victorian underground, learn how it was constructed and listen out for the wagons full of coal heading for the Tyne.

Although Newcastle Newcastle upon Tyne can be explored on foot, you might need a taxi in a hurry or at night. You can use such taxi services as EastCoast Taxis & Tours, LA Taxis and Uber. If you do not have a mobile connection, head to the taxi ranks on Central Station, Grey Street and Gateshead Bus Interchange. By the way, in Newcastle upon Tyne, it is common to sit in the back left-hand seat if travelling alone to maximise the distance between yourself and the driver.

Newcastle upon Tyne is known for its vivid nightlife. And if you crave hanging out every night, prefer accommodation on Bigg Market street. Having pretty affordable options, this street is the nearest one to the most pubs and clubs. Thus you do not need to spend a lot of money on taxis to get home.