Newcastle Stag Weekends

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Newcastle City Guide

Where is it – Newcastle is based in the North East of England on the River Tyne.

What to see and do – Newcastle’s nightlife has to top the bill, especially when visiting on a stag weekend. The redeveloped Quayside is modern and trendy and full of options. You will not be able to avoid seeing the magnificent Angel of the North which stands proudly.

Unique selling point - Newcastle’s strongest selling point is the atmosphere of its locals. It is a fun place to party in as the Geordie lads and lasses are always up for a good time and will be well up for partying well into the early hours.

City Nightlife

Plenty of stylish bars can be found along the Quayside where Geordie will model the skimpiest of dresses for you, even when its blowing an Arctic blizzard!! Why aye man!!!!! “Digital” is one of Newcastle’s top clubs whose “Shindig” night was voted Musik Magazines “Underground Club of the Year”. Other great stag friendly venues include “Attic” and the “Baja Beach Club” (and yes, Newcastle does have a beach with sand). If its jazz you like, then “Jazz at the Bridge” is a must... nice! “You don’t need to drink ten bottles of Nuclear Brown Ale to realise that Newcastle is an absolutely Geet”- Tom Sherriff, March 2007

Newcastle Travel Info

How to get here – Newcastle benefits from its own airport, which is supported by Easyjet. It is also easy to reach on the roads as it is located just off the A1(M) if you travel north from Leeds .

Newcastle Stag Ideas

Everything is an option in Geordie-land!! If its culture, the “Baltic Centre” for Contemporary Art is the UK’s newest national art gallery and the largest of its kind outside London. Whitley Bay is a top location to try out an array watersports (not the golden shower kind mind). Pretend you’re the next Michael Schumacher (would you want to though), expel some of that road rage and razz around the adrenaline pumping Karting Centre. Driving like an absolute twat is highly recommended!

Newcastle's Famous For

The Geordie accent is unmistakable and at times the locals border on having their own accent. The locals are famous for their love of Newcastle United (and hatred of those Mackems from down the road) and cheeky behaviour, personified by Ant and Dec (or PJ and Duncan as they were once known). Other famous Geordies are Paul Gascoigne and Cheryl Cole.  Newcastle Brown Ale and Pies are the staple