The Quayside can be very romantic, very lively, or just a nice place to go for a walk to. When the sun is shining you can't beet it, but it's also very pretty when it's dark. Just wish the weather would allow us all to enjoy it a bit more.

Never visited Newcastle before.Had to stay when grand son was admitted to hospital..What a great city. Walked to the quays really impressed with the area.The promenade along the river is clean lots of people using it for recreation andthe views of the old and the new architecture are stunning.Had some light refreshment in a bar overlooking the river fabulous.There is... More

The Quayside gives you fantastic views, great architecture and wonderful bars & restaurants. Just go down there and linger, have a drink, take the odd photograph and let the world go by.

There are plenty of sites to see for example: The 5 Bridges over the Tyne, Baltic Art Gallery, Sage Music VenueVisit the Pitch & Piano and have a drink outsides overlooking the Tyne (Excellent Food)

I have spent various evenings strolling along the Quayside, standing and staring at the Millenium bridge or sitting on one of the benches on the bridge. One finds little kids angling or bicycling along. Tourists taking pictures, lovers just standing in a quiet cocoon of peace. Have spent time at the coffee shop across the street , enjoying a twilight... More

a massive difference from the 80s that many people will remember there a massive buzz in the area now the nearest station is Newcastle central/ Gateshead my best advice is to go to Gateshead walk downwards (it harder walking up Gateshead hill then it is Newcastle hill) also u can catch a few buildings along the way starting with the... More

The Quayside has lots of bars and restaurants, especially Pitcher and piano. There is a lovely market on a Sunday and you can cross over the millennium Bridge to The sage and the Baltic Museum

It was an unexpected pleasure to walk around this area. Loved being on the Millennium Bridge looking up at the iconic Tyne Bridge. Really lovely area with plenty of restaurants and bars to choose from.

A pleasant evening walk, from restaurant to Sage. Lots of interesting things, and people to see, lovely architecture now well displayed.The Millenium Bridge is wonderful and the views of the Tyne Bridges, by natural light and when lit up in the dark, just lovely. Views of the TYne from inside the Sage excellent as well, you can go in for... More