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How to get to Newcastle
Newcastle is a historic city with a vibrant
Traveling to Newcastle Newcastle is well served by the major roads in the UK. From the South the A1 or the A19, or from Carlisle the A69. For more detailed information the AA will be able to provide times and routes from your location. Newcastle has rapid access to the rest of the UK and Europe by means of a a busy international airport on the northern edge of the city providing links to most European capital cities. A fast rail connection to London (2 hours 45 minutes) and Edinburgh (1 hour 20 minutes). A busy coach station together with ferry services from nearby North Shields to Holland, Germany and Scandinavia.
Detailed maps of the location of the University are available. For comprehensive information on events and activities taking place in Newcastle together with additional listings of hotels, please follow the tourist information link
Hotels in Newcastle Below is a small selection of hotels that can be found within Newcastle. These have been selected to give easy access to the University or local public transport links. Additional hotels may be found by following the tourist information link above
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industrial past. It has become today
the forefront of technical innovation, leisure and culture.
