With an abundance of activities and attractions to explore, Sundays in Newcastle offer the perfect opportunity to relax, unwind, and make the most of your day off. Here are some suggestions on how to spend a Sunday in Newcastle.
Visit the Quayside Market
Start your Sunday morning with a leisurely stroll along the Quayside. This picturesque area offers stunning views of the River Tyne and iconic landmarks such as the Millennium Bridge and the Tyne Bridge. Stroll along the famous Quayside Market, which takes place every Sunday from 9:30 until 16:00. Browse independent stalls where you'll find everything from jewellery and accessories, to artwork, ceramics, clothing, toys and handmade crafts from the vendors who attend each week. If you fancy a bite after browsing the stalls, there are also a number of different food trucks and produce stands where you can grab everything from cakes and sweet treats, homemade conserves, coffee and street food. Take in the fresh air and soak up the buzz of the market as the city comes to life.
Head for brunch
Sundays are for brunching. Head to one of Newcastle's many charming cafes or brunch spots. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty English breakfast, a delicious pastry, or a cozy cup of coffee, you'll find plenty of options to satisfy your taste buds. Flore and Quay Ingredient are great city centre spots to visit for a delicious brunch. Head a little further out to Sandyford and visit Aidan's Kitchen, an independent coffee and brunch place serving up sublime pancakes and much more. Alternatively, head over the river to Gateshead and visit SIX at BALTIC for brunch between 10:00 and 11:30.
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Get your teeth into some culture
For those interested in history and culture, Newcastle boasts several fascinating museums and art galleries. The Great North Museum: Hancock is a must-visit, housing a diverse range of exhibits, including natural history, archaeology, and ethnography. The BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, located on Gateshead Quays, is another excellent choice, featuring thought-provoking contemporary artworks.
Shop till you drop!
If you're in the mood for some retail therapy, Newcastle won't disappoint. The city is renowned for its excellent shopping scene, with a variety of high-street brands, independent boutiques, and vintage stores. Eldon Square and Fenwick on Northumberland Street are the go-to destinations for fashion enthusiasts, while the Metrocentre offers a unique shopping experience with its vast amount of shops and restaurants all under one roof!
Spend some time outdoors
Take a relaxing stroll through one of Newcastle's beautiful parks. Jesmond Dene, just a stone's throw away from the city center, provides a peaceful oasis with its woodland walks, picturesque waterfalls, and charming petting zoo. Exhibition Park, with its shimmering lake and vibrant greenery is another lovely spot to unwind and enjoy some downtime.
Enjoy a Sunday Lunch
Indulge on a Sunday and head to one of Newcastle's many acclaimed restaurants and pubs for a traditional Sunday lunch. The city is a food lover's paradise and the experience will leave you with a satisfied palate and a warm feeling of contentment. Expect succulent cuts of meat, accompanied by crispy roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables and rich gravy. Whether you choose to dine in a cozy pub, a charming gastropub, or a stylish restaurant, you can expect generous portions and exceptional quality. The Broad Chare, Gaucho, Dobson and Parnell and The Town Wall are some of the top picks for a roast dinner to remember.
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