First Time in NEWCASTLE! The UK's Most UNDERRATED City? 🇬🇧

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CHAPTERS
0:00 Tyne Bridge & Quayside
1:28 Millennium Bridge
2:21 BALTIC View
4:04 Newcastle Castle
6:44 Newcastle Cathedral
8:46 The Vampire Rabbit
9:35 Grey Street
12:09 Grey's Monument
13:13 Grainger Market
19:29 St Andrew's Church
21:45 Discovery Museum
29:29 Newcastle City Walls
St James' Park
32:32 Metro
36:14 Brinkburn St Brewery, Bar & Kitchen
49:17 Ouseburn Area

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[JayandKarolina]

What do you think about Newcastle upon Tyne? 🍻🎉

[Leenufc]

People down south who have never been say its a dire place and no one would want to visit 😂😂 thats what we want them to think . 😂😂

[MrMilo]

Newcastle is a fabulous city. Small enough to be friendly and familiar, large enough to offer all the trappings of a major city. And on the doorstep is a breathtakingly beautiful coast and countryside, castles, history, heritage you name it.

[iBunZz]

I'm a Southerner, but a proud Newcastle United fan (family & Alan Shearer reasons). Newcastle Upon Tyne is a truly, truly special, beautiful place. The people are wonderful, warm and friendly, proud of their city and welcoming to anyone who comes to enjoy. It's just a lovely place, the architecture and history is incredible, the river Tyne is beautiful, the football club is in my biased opinion, the greatest most passionate in the land, and the nightlife is absolutely incredible. A fantastic place to spend time.

[Smog]

I’m from Middlesbrough and now live I the City of Durham so I’m from the North East region . In essence Newcastle is the largest city and could be said to be the regions capital . I’ve quite a few Geordie pals and Newcastle is an amazing city, very vibrant, it’s buzzing with a lot of history too . One of the best things about Newcastle is it’s people like all North East folk they are friendly, very welcoming you won’t find more friendly folk than this region .
If your young in Newcastle you can have the time of your life too endless bars, clubs, Restaurants as a young man I loved the record shops in Newcastle. There’s plenty to do, I’ve never had a bad night out there .

[rtruth]

A wonderful city, moved to the city 12 years ago and it’s the best thing that ever happened to me. So grateful for this beautiful city and its great people. Thank you Newcastle and thank you Geordies.

[BoldonBigLad]

Great video guys and as a Geordie myself, you did our city proud. There are a lot of people who still believe "it's grim up north". But you were very respectful. Hope you enjoyed it and had a safe journey home.

[Molotov_Milkshake]

Newcastle is the best city in England. I've loved visiting the place ever since I was a little kid and my Grandma would take me there on day trips. Nowadays it has a thriving underground music scene catering to all sorts of tastes/genres and I love it.

[johnmcelroy]

I am from Newcastle, and very good video, so proud of where i'm from, and you really did us justice, so thank you. I agree with comment's that you missed a trick, not looking at coast line (all the way, from sunderland to berwick).

[elizabethbaker]

Lovely comprehensive tour guys. Moved from the Midlands to Newcastle nearly 40 years ago and I love it and the North East people. Grainger Town has kept all it's facades but like the Lloyds building, many have been gutted and rebuilt behind.
With St James' Park being in the city centre, it sounds like an express train going through when Newcastle score. The fans are the most loyal in the country.

[Molotov_Milkshake]

Glad you spotted Central Arcade and checked it out. I love that place and it's where I got my first guitar from.

[LeeStewart]

As a Geordie and Gateshead resident, I love Newcastle. One of the friendliest people in Britain.

[rain_down_]

One of the more comprehensive Newcastle videos I've watched, and good that you went inside the church and cathedral and appreciated the history. Good tour of the Grainger Market too. Hope you return one day. Nicely appropriate for Newcastle that the visit ends with an elaborate beer picking process ahead of pie and mash!

[DexterFrobisher]

Definitely underrated as a city. A great place to base yourself when exploring the North East. Having the Metro is a big plus in that respect.

[haideejones]

I love seeing my city through new eyes! It’s nice to see the absolute praise Newcastle deserves. Thank you!

[pamelajna]

I has not expect this neither 🤩 Newcastle is a very nice, stone, old city! 🏰

[blotski]

Wonderful. I have lived in Manchester for quite a few years and my children were born here and I love the city. But my dad's family are from Newcastle and Gateshead and my mum's family are all from Durham mining villages both sides going back hundreds of years. I was born in Durham city but grew up in Hebburn (just over the river next to Jarrow). It doesn't matter how long I've been away this is still 'going home' for me. And I suddenly felt so homesick watching this lovely film. And a wee bit tearful to be honest. Thank you.

[pauljenkinson]

Well done folks I'm from Newcastle and your vlog really showed what our City is all about. I'm so pleased you both had a great visit and enjoyed it.We are so proud of our Cty and welcome people from far and wide. We Geordies are the most welcoming people the country and anything goes. Next time try and get a match ticket to watch the Toon it's by far the best day out and atmosphere in the country. Cheers

[tftlred]

Really enjoyed this, great content ! I'm a proud GEORDIE well pleased I both enjoyed your visit to Newcastle 👍💖

[denisebrotherton]

How do you not know about Newcastle? Always been ranked as one of the best, usually the best nightlife destinations in the UK. Also always considered one of the best away trips for football fans around the country.
It has some of the most beautiful architecture & finest stretches of coastline anywhere.
Newcastle always comes to mind for a city break, unless youve been living under a rock.

Anything but underated!