Exploring NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE: Is this the best city in the UK?!

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If that’s the cheese shop I’m thinking of in the grainger market, me and my dad love it there, lovely cheeses
Comment from : Seany Bentong

I’m not originally from the north east, but I have lived in the area for most of my life and I absolutely love it I admit I do call myself an adopted Geordie The NorthEast people have taught and helped me so much, I Thank them enough And yes, we are a friendly bunch We go out of our way to help anyone whatever their circumstances we don’t judge a book by its cover
Comment from : Claire Menzies

Really enjoying your vids! You are always so positive and affirming of all the places you visit!! If you visit the North again, might I suggest visiting Bamburgh Castle and Seahouses and the wonderful Lindisfarne Island (Holy Island) with its beautiful views and rich history? Can highly recommend! Thankyou again for making such upbeat and fun vids, they are very inspiring!! 😊
Comment from : H A

my home town so glad you enjoyed it but you need to visit the shops and a place called wagamama in eldon square omg delish it's Japanese good but it's lovely and very warm If you want to see the real Newcastle you should get on the metro and have a look around other places other than Newcastle it's not great and probably like the sub way but it's ok I'm glad you enjoyed Newcastle Nufc ⚽ you should come to Durham as well if you like architecture too
Comment from : Sophie Foster

Plenty history and nice structures, but no employment, or very little A lot has changed over the years, not for the better either
Comment from : Ian Cockburn

I can tell you its NOT the best place in the UK
Comment from : Ian Cockburn

Sorry but another video with music drowning out the narration
Comment from : Tony Eden

Yes it is by a country mile
Comment from : Toonarmy

HI NWCASTLE
Comment from : Apo

I love Newcastle
Comment from : Dec Hardy

You really need to "do: the castle's and villages of the Northumberland coast - and the beaches are gorgeous!brbrAnd next time, the Crown Posada near the quayside is THE best pub in Newcastle with 8 real ales, stained glass panels and their record playerbrbrAh, Portland Oregan The Delines and Richmond Fontaine, great bands
Comment from : Mike Ollier

Wonderful videoinstantly homesick - lived in the USA for 40 years now - still miss Newcastle and Northumberland
Comment from : James Murdoch

They used to tie Scottish prisoners to the top of the cathedral as a warning to others
Comment from : Andy onabuzz

Newcastle its so funbirmingham so gloomy, liverpool so scouser, derby county little city, blackpool? So bored
Comment from : Aginarani

The byker walls nice see the local smack heeds 😂I’m embarrassed to be from the crap hole ,I’d move to the states tomorrow
Comment from : Shaun the devils child 666

Stați cuminți nu mai lăudați atâta ca nu e ce pare o urâțenie de oraș
Comment from : Cosma Eliza

its a old Victoria hospital you missed a treat there 8:52
Comment from : Jimmy

You can see part of the ruins of the Hadrian's Wall in Newcastle
Comment from : The Lion of Judah

used to love Newcastle, till they went all ulez, havent been since,
Comment from : john taphouse

I love Newcastle
Comment from : Terrence Rohm

Where's your favourite place in the UK, so far? :)
Comment from : Thomas Clark

Eric Burdon (House of The Rising Sun) is from Newcastle So is Brian Johnson (AC/DC)
Comment from : Wes Suhler

Hello je vais à Newcastle en septembre pour une semaine car ma fille va faire ses études là bas Je regrette de ne pas parler mieux anglais mais votre vidéo me donne envie quand même👋👋from🇲🇫🇲🇫🇲🇫
Comment from : the gez marin

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Comment from : Gul Gul

❤xx
Comment from : lee lj

Соонун
Comment from : Бегайым Мамажанова

If you want more great Grainger market food the Chinese dumpling spot is a must!
Comment from : Autumn Fables

Just additional info regarding Geordie (locals), They love 7 and it is there lucky number That’s why they built 7 bridges
Comment from : JEROME LANZON

👍
Comment from : Мухаммед Али Абдисраилов

I love watching your vlog… these my home town Newcastle…❤
Comment from : Cloud Nine Balloons UK

I was born in Beijing, lived many years in New York City, and now considering to move to Newcastle (along with some other options)! Your video just made me one step closer to make my final decision :) Newcastle is absolutely a lovely place :)
Comment from : Elena Huang

Do you think it’s safer than london ? I’m trying to decide where to move from london
Comment from : Daniella

I love newcastle the gordies lovely friebdly people
Comment from : Abigail Barfoot

You should ride the Tyne and Wear 🚇
Comment from : Roblox trains and busses

Best city on earth ❤️
Comment from : Marcus

Just love your channel and your enthusiasm for the history of the UK as a whole I have been to Newcastle a couple of times I live in Telford now which is in the West Midlands between Birmingham and Shrewsbury Although Telford is a new town created by merging villages back in the 1960's there is still a lot of history in the surrounding areas The famous Ironbridge is a world heritage site nearby to Telford which is definitely worth a visit as they have created a Victorian town there where you can experience what it was like to live in those times Another town not far from Telford is the beautiful historic market town of Much Wenlock which held there own Olympics in the Victorian era About 14 miles away from Telford is the town of Bridgnorth which has a lot of history from the English Civil War the castle ruins in Bridgnorth are still there to this day Beautiful views from Bridgnorth High Town of the nearby river below There is a cliff railway there also linking High Town to Low Town or you can use the steps There is also a steam railway that operates today between Bridgnorth and Kidderminster Thanks for your video of your visit to Newcastle
Comment from : Ednam Mansfield

Beautiful Newcastle City❤
Comment from : Arif Stylish

👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰
Comment from : Ибрагим Мадмаров

A beautiful, friendly, lively city
Comment from : L Knighting

Very nice video, so nicely presented! We love Newcastle x You should definitely check out our short-term flats when next time in Newcastle :)
Comment from : HNFC Stays

🤩🤩🤩
Comment from : Eleman John

The Tyne Bridge was built during the Depression of the 1920s, at this time the government was worried that shipbuilding skills would be lost, hence the bridge was built with such shipbuilding methods of n the 1920s hence all the rivets As regards the M&S note it say admission free, in the early Victorian era shop would charge 1pence admission
Comment from : John Hignett

I’m at at the age now where I like to see the sights outwith the bars and clubs Great insight into the more memorable parts Going at end of July so will be sure to wander around these places Nice video
Comment from : K&J Wildcamping & Adventures

Well why eye man I fink tjats wat they say loool 😂😂😂
Comment from : anon ymous

Isn't there a castle in Newcastle?
Comment from : S D

Don't even need to watch the Vid to know Newcastle is the un-official Capital of England
Comment from : T M

Did you guys fly directly to the UK from Portland? Just came back from the Portland OR and loved it Well, except for the homelessness downtown
Comment from : Wanderer

8:06 wtf am I doing here lol?
Comment from : Ben Nolan Films

Beautiful citty
Comment from : Paul Hope

What a joy to see people from across the pond enjoying my beautiful hometown I'm biased - obviously - but I really do think it's an incredible city with a truly fascinating history So glad you visited the Grainger Market as that's a real highlight with some amazing street food stalls Also lovely to see you appreciating the architecture - I think that's one of Newcastle's biggest selling points 😊
Comment from : Carrie Anne Walton

I hope you didn't miss out on visiting Lindisfarne (also known as Holy Island)
Comment from : W Green

Yes it is
Comment from : Happy Geordie

Enjoyed this - thank you ! We will visit this coming May 😊
Comment from : Wedigo Watson

i do love that cheese shop being local its one i go to
Comment from : Simon Rawle

Local foods! brTry stotty and a savoy dip 🙂
Comment from : Carl R

So nice to see Little Bazaar in Grainger market - my first job ❤️
Comment from : Carl R

Newcastle My wonderful home!
Comment from : AdeBrewBeer

Subscribed You guys are great Love your smiley energy!
Comment from : Andy

I’m so proud of my local city and the north east It’s kept it’s heritage and the people of the north are always friendly and welcoming Thanks for a great video tour, I’ve learned stuff I didn’t know 😅
Comment from : Nigel Morris

This is very wholesome! Love seeing you explore the city I live in Just behind you on the Quayside (just by the Sage) is the Baltic Art Museum It’s free entry and has 2 viewing boxes where you can see all across Newcastle and a cool explanation about all of the bridges Check that out next time you’re here
Comment from : Kai Valentine

Thank you for doing a great job of promoting our city 😊
Comment from : Howard Booker

I bet it was easier to understand the French than those Geordies 😀😀
Comment from : Bert Smith

Lol
Comment from : Baconator Rodriguez

This video made me smile from beginning to end So great to see people enjoying great British cities with such enthusiasm and good humour
Comment from : Andrew Marchetti

Cumberland Arms 👍
Comment from : Craig

The appeal of Newcastle as a tourist destination can be a bit puzzling to those from or near there There are other places in the UK (often in the south of the UK) with older pubs (not so many with more pubs and bars, perhaps), places with far more historical museums But, of the northern English industrial cities, Newcastle feels, to me, by far the most complete for a tourist I wouldn't have as near as good a time as a visitor in Leeds, Liverpool, nor certainly Sheffield, nor in Manchester Newcastle's real charm is it often has pretty wide, essentially pedestrianised, streets that are often easy on the eye, it's pretty easy to have a nice drink, take in a theatre show, and the atmosphere of the place is often just nicely quietly jolly (although some might wonder if Newcastle has any 'real' Geordies left there - you won't see many beer bellies here at all This is a cosmopolitan place through and through) The quality of food's good It's ideal for a visit by train
Comment from : Paul Wilde

Grew up there and this shows me why I upped sticks and moved away when I was 17 I know it is now well thought of but, when you have so many nice places like Chipping Norton, Stow on the Wold, Oxford, Cambridge, Bath, Bristol, Canterburyall places I love, this take m back to growing up Sorry guys, not really a fan of this city
Comment from : Jim Walsh

🤗❤️❤️👍
Comment from : Paul from Newcastle

Did you spot the Vampire Rabbit behind the cathedral?brThe scaffolding has been taken down at the Grainger Market It's so light and airy now that you can see the glass archbrThe Tyneside Cinema is in danger of closing through lack of money
Comment from : Boppys Bumper Bundle

The Tyne bridge design formed the basis for Sydney Harbour’s design
Comment from : Adi Proud

Come to Scotland Lots of old and new in Edinburgh
Comment from : Fern

Hey am new to your channel but have yous heard of jesmond dene Newcastle upon Tyne
Comment from : Rachael Ray Davison

Thanks for your video! Lovely to see the beauty of Newcastle which many neglected
Comment from : Jess Kwan

I live here and I can assure its amazing
Comment from : sithlord66

I thought you guys were Brits until you started talking ……lolbrbrHope you had a good time here and us Brits treated you okbrbrThis Brit prefers the USA, best country on earth ……I used to live in West Virginia for 8 yearsbrbrWhere are you from in the US?
Comment from : Yanks & Brits

Great video and really shows off the city - thank you 🖤🤍🖤
Comment from : North East Updates

Oh, you have to watch the original version (1971) of Get Carter with Michael Cain, which is set in and around Newcastle It is one of the best British gangster films of all time And the opening credits play over Carter catching the train from Kings Cross to Newcastle And the music classic stuff
Comment from : Stravaiging

Im from Durham but its oddly nice seeing local places from tourists eyes
Comment from : Dark one

Well u went past me boro im in xx
Comment from : anon ymous

Nice city and well worth a visit though I do prefer the Newcastle in Co Down NI
Comment from : george barnes

Thank you for sharing brI would love to travel here, it seems so nice What areas are safe for solo travelers? Do they have great coffee shops and restaurants?
Comment from : Browneyemixedbeauty

Best city in England
Comment from : Jon Adams

I always have to take a detour through the Central Arcade It doesn't take long, but it always seems to brighten my day - enwikipediaorg/wiki/Central_Arcade,_Newcastle_upon_Tyne
Comment from : garry tuohy

Newcastle ❤️
Comment from : Carlos Tomaz

Newcastle is such a great city and the people are so welcoming
Comment from : LiamK1998

you didnt spend enough time there its crack head land ffswouldn`t go if paid to
Comment from : mynewname

I lived there to and Newcastle is the best place to live and people are the best dressed
Comment from : stephen banks

Great now the asylum seekers will see this and want to move here (not kidding) Next thing you know they'll be wanting our monuments torn down as they are offended by our history (also not kidding_ but lovely guests such as yourself as welcome beyond words
Comment from : Chip butty time