Shopping in NewcastleGateshead

Shopping in NewcastleGateshead has never been more enjoyable than it is today!

All non-essential shops have been closed across Newcastle and Gateshead in line with the UK government's coronavirus lockdown guidelines. From 15 June, we'll see more shops selling 'non-essential' items like clothes, toys, homewear and electricals opening on the high street. Check back for updates on opening times and safe ways to shop in NewcastleGateshead.

With countless retailers and stores to explore in Newcastle City Centre, independent shops in Gateshead and many more stylish boutiques nearby, you're spoiled for choice when it comes to indulging in a spot of retail therapy.

For the latest in men's and women's fashion, discover the wide range of clothing, shoes and accessories on offer at intu Eldon Square, Newcastle's most well-known shopping centre. Here you can browse the rails of some of the region's best high street retailers and department stores like John Lewis and Fenwick Newcastle, where you'll find everything from homeware to beauty, designer fashion and children's toys.

BALTIC Shop, Gateshead Quayside

Meanwhile, intu Metrocentre over the river in Gateshead provides an authentic shopping mall experience with clothing and jewellery stores, luxury beauty counters and specialist sports shops to explore at your leisure.

If you're keen for something a little more luxurious, treat yourself at any of the designer boutiques in the North East, including Hugo Boss, Space N.K. Apothecary and END Clothing. There's also a number of quirky independent retailers and vintage shops for you to pick up unique one-off pieces and trinkets on your visit!

No day of shopping in NewcastleGateshead would be complete without a visit to any of the local markets which host a range of stalls by North East vendors selling locally sourced foods and hand-crafted gifts. From vintage treasures at Tynemouth Market to delicious freshly prepared goods from the Grainger Market stalls, you'll find plenty of opportunities to shop until you drop in NewcastleGateshead. If you're looking for ways to shop sustainably then local markets are a great place to start as well as the increasing number of refill stations and environmentally-conscious independent shops most commonly found in Newcastle's suburbs.