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Getting around Newcastle and Gateshead

We have not yet assessed getting around Newcastle and Gateshead. The official links below, and the region guide, are the place to start.

Informations vérifiées pour la dernière fois le 25 oct. 2026. Britlens est indépendant : consultez notre charte éditoriale.

Not yet assessed Notre lecture des sources ci-dessous, et non une note officielle.

Ouseburn Viaduct, Ouseburn and Jesmond
Ouseburn Viaduct, Ouseburn and JesmondPhoto: yellow book, CC BY 2.0
Armstrong Bridge, Ouseburn and Jesmond
Armstrong Bridge, Ouseburn and JesmondPhoto: PaulTurner, CC BY-SA 4.0
Tynemouth North Pier, Tynemouth
Tynemouth North Pier, TynemouthPhoto: Geoff Holland, CC BY-SA 2.0

Stations, bridges and harbours from our guide where we hold a photo; each links to the area page that lists it.

Sans voiture

Comment venir

En avion

Newcastle International Airport has its own station on the Tyne and Wear Metro, which runs to Central Station and the city centre. See our airport page for details. 1

Newcastle Airport guide (opens in new tab) · Tyne and Wear Metro (opens in new tab)

En train

Newcastle station (Central Station) is on the East Coast Main Line, about 268 miles north of London King's Cross. National Rail lists LNER as the station manager. Check journey times and fares with National Rail. 2

National Rail: Newcastle station (opens in new tab) · LNER (opens in new tab)

Tyne and Wear Metro

The Metro links the airport, Central Station, Monument, Gateshead, Jesmond and the coast at Tynemouth and Cullercoats. Nexus sells Pop Pay As You Go cards for Metro travel. 3

Metro stations and timetables (opens in new tab)

Shields Ferry

The Shields Ferry crosses the Tyne between North Shields and South Shields; Nexus gives the crossing time as seven minutes. 4

Shields Ferry (opens in new tab)

Une fois sur place

Parcourez le centre à pied

Grainger Town, the castle and the Quayside are close together, but the streets between them are steep. The Gateshead bank is a walk across the Millennium Bridge or the Tyne Bridge.

Metro to the suburbs and the coast

Use the Metro for Jesmond, Byker, Gateshead and the coast. Tynemouth, North Shields and Cullercoats each have a station.

Accessibilité

National Rail lists step-free access category B2 for Newcastle station, with lifts. The Metro has a separate accessibility page on the Travel North East website.

Arrêts près de chaque quartier

From our area guides (Newcastle and Gateshead): the stations and stops listed for each base. See each area's Getting there page for more.

Quayside and Gateshead
  • Central Station: Tyne and Wear Metro and National Rail. Main station, uphill from the western end of the Quayside
  • Monument: Tyne and Wear Metro. City-centre Metro station; Grey Street and Dean Street lead down to the river
  • Manors: Tyne and Wear Metro. Metro station north of the eastern Quayside
  • Gateshead: Tyne and Wear Metro. Metro station in Gateshead town centre, south of the river

Quayside and Gateshead: getting there

Grainger Town
  • Monument: Tyne and Wear Metro. Under Grey's Monument, the central stop for Grey Street and the shops
  • Central Station: Tyne and Wear Metro and National Rail. Main railway station; LNER manages it, according to National Rail
  • St James: Tyne and Wear Metro. Metro station beside St James' Park
  • Haymarket: Tyne and Wear Metro. Metro station at the northern end of Northumberland Street, near the universities

Grainger Town: getting there

Ouseburn and Jesmond
  • Manors: Tyne and Wear Metro. Nearest Metro station for the lower Ouseburn valley
  • Byker: Tyne and Wear Metro. Metro station on the eastern side of the valley
  • Jesmond: Tyne and Wear Metro. Metro station for Jesmond and Osborne Road
  • Haymarket: Tyne and Wear Metro. Metro station near the Great North Museum and Hatton Gallery

Ouseburn and Jesmond: getting there

Tynemouth
  • Tynemouth: Tyne and Wear Metro. Metro station a short walk from Front Street and the priory
  • North Shields: Tyne and Wear Metro. Metro station uphill from the Fish Quay and the ferry
  • Cullercoats: Tyne and Wear Metro. Metro station for Cullercoats Bay and the northern end of Longsands
  • North Shields ferry landing: Shields Ferry (Nexus). Ferry across the Tyne to South Shields; Nexus gives the crossing as seven minutes

Tynemouth: getting there

Aucun horaire ni tarif n’est reproduit ici : consultez l’opérateur ou Traveline pour le jour de votre voyage. Des taxis et des applications de VTC circulent dans la plupart des villes, mais nous n’avons aucune donnée sourcée sur leur couverture en zone rurale : ne comptez pas sur l’un d’eux au dernier moment.

Avec une voiture

We hold no sourced driving notes for Newcastle and Gateshead beyond the general rules.

Règles générales (conduite à gauche, permis, ronds-points, limitations de vitesse en mph, stationnement, péages, recharge des véhicules électriques) : Conduire en Grande-Bretagne. Bornes de recharge : Zapmap (s’ouvre dans un nouvel onglet).

Depuis et vers les autres régions

Distance à vol d’oiseau depuis le centre de nos régions, et temps de trajet en train le plus rapide publié par National Rail sur ses pages de destination (ce n’est pas un horaire ; il peut inclure une correspondance). Lorsque nous n’avons trouvé aucun chiffre, nous le disons. Le tableau complet se trouve sur Se rendre d’une région à l’autre.

Distance and fastest published train time from Newcastle and Gateshead to other regions
Vers ou depuisÀ vol d’oiseauTrain le plus rapide (National Rail)Remarques

Chiffres relevés le 25 oct. 2026 pour les données intercités. Les horaires changent.

Gares de nos données

39 stations and stops (Newcastle and Gateshead)

OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), via Nominatim search (may be incomplete). Fetched 2026-11-03. This is the list behind the near-me page, not a complete list of stations.

  • Bede (station)
  • Benton (station)
  • Brockley Whins (station)
  • Byker (station)
  • Central (station)
  • Chichester (station)
  • Chillingham Road (station)
  • Cullercoats (station)
  • Dunston (station)
  • East Boldon (station)
  • Fawdon (station)
  • Fellgate (station)
  • Felling (station)
  • Four Lane Ends (station)
  • Gateshead (station)
  • Gateshead Stadium (station)
  • Haymarket (station)
  • Hebburn (station)
  • Heworth (station)
  • Howdon (station)
  • Ilford Road (station)
  • Manors (station)
  • Monkseaton (station)
  • Monument (station)
  • Newcastle (station)
  • Northumberland Park (station)
  • Northumberland Park (Metro) (station)
  • Palmersville (station)
  • Pelaw (station)
  • Percy Main (station)
  • Regent Centre (station)
  • South Gosforth (station)
  • South Shields (station)
  • St James (station)
  • Tynemouth (station)
  • Walkergate (station)
  • Wallsend (station)
  • Wansbeck Road (station)
  • West Monkseaton (station)

Liens officiels

More on Newcastle and Gateshead: Newcastle and Gateshead guide · how to get there

Questions fréquentes

Can I get around Newcastle and Gateshead without a car?

We have not yet assessed getting around Newcastle and Gateshead. The official links below, and the region guide, are the place to start.

Do I need to check a driving zone in Newcastle and Gateshead?

We found no charging or low emission zone for Newcastle and Gateshead in the official pages we read. Check the council site before you drive in.

Sources

Consulté et lu le 25 oct. 2026. Les règles, les prix et les horaires changent : vérifiez la source avant de vous y fier. Lorsqu’une page a bloqué l’accès automatisé, nous l’indiquons et nous y renvoyons.

  1. Newcastle Airport guide (opens in new tab), /airports/newcastle/
  2. National Rail: Newcastle station (opens in new tab), nationalrail.co.uk
  3. Metro stations and timetables (opens in new tab), travelnortheast.uk
  4. Shields Ferry (opens in new tab), travelnortheast.uk