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The Top Five Sights We Love to See In Newcastle (And You Should, Too!)

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The beautiful Millennium Bridge connecting places.

Hadrian’s Wall Path, which is 84 miles long, is one of the leading things to visit and tackle while in Newcastle. It is important to note that the path passes through the city center. This means that it can be easy for you to pick up from the town and follow Hadrian’s Wall across some of the most beautiful countryside England has to offer.

Well, for more fun sightseeing ideas in Newcastle, go through our list of top tourist attractions in Newcastle upon Tyne.

1.    The Millennium Bridge

Taking a stroll (or riding a bike) along (or crossing the River Tyne) through the Gateshead Millennium Bridge will open your eyes to one of the spectacular buildings in Newcastle. The best thing about it all is that it will not cost you anything; it is free. The bridge was opened to the public back in 2001, and it stretches a distance of 126 meters across the river. It connects the Quayside areas of Newcastle with the trendy sides of the South bank.

The Millennium Bridge’s design has led to it being nicknamed

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