What should I see in Newcastle?

[Zippity]

Great North Museum is good. The Discovery Museum has Stephenson's Rocket until September (both are free but you need a ticket for the Discovery).

Castle Keep, obviously. Take a walk through Exhibition Park and have a pint at Wylam Brewery and get down to the Ouseburn where there are some mint pubs (Cluny, Tyne Bar, Cumberland, etc). Jesmond Dene lush for a walk too.

[ex_pat_magpie]

Bump in to you and take the great big fu cker off ya showlder...

Wish I'd thought of that one.It's a beaut.

[toonlegend]

when looking at architecture around greys monument... dont forget to check out grey street from top and from bottom - voted the best street in the uk - but also pop into the central arcade - all the tile work was cleaned/restored a few years ago - it's beautiful.

everywhere else has already been mentioned.. except bamburgh castle - if you have use of a car

[Geordie1974]

The redhouse in the quayside walk along inside for real history have a pint and pie meal
Get in the black garter and have a chat with some old Geordies

Black Garter,there's a pub I haven't been in for a while.Think it was a quid a pint when I was last in there.

[TheBigSausage]

thought the george was the oldest by a couple of hundred years

visit the bridge arms aka newcastle arms right under the tyne bridge for real ales loads of them

The old George was a coaching inn , the crown posada was built as a pub .. Hence the oldest pub

[HughieG]

Thanks for the lovely suggestions everyone!

[ex_pat_magpie]

Black Garter,there's a pub I haven't been in for a while.Think it was a quid a pint when I was last in there.

Would you believe it was a shilling a pint when I was in there last. Mind you that was in the early 60's

[ronandtet]

The old George was a coaching inn , the crown posada was built as a pub .. Hence the oldest pub

Ah but what about the bodega?