Some excerpts from the website of The Lindsay that might be useful
Near the A1 in Gateshead in the North East of England, is Britain's largest and most impressive sculpture. Commissioned by Gateshead Council and created by internationally renowned sculptor Antony Gormley, the sculpture rises 20 metres (65 feet) over the hilltop landscape. It is situated on the site of the pit head
baths of the former Team Colliery. It marks the southern entry to Tyneside and is on the edge of the Great North Forest. Westwards from the fabulous city of Newcastle Upon Tyne, you can follow Hadrian's Wall into the
beauty of the Northumberland National Park. Stop along the way at Corbridge or Hexham for afternoon
tea in true English style. Northwards, the countryside meets the sea and is bejewelled with castles and accessible islands along the coast. The ancient market towns of Morpeth, Rothbury and Alnwick are all within 1 hour's driving distance from Whitley Bay. In the Victorian village of Tynemouth, you can browse amongst antiques, enjoy an afternoon
tea or a traditional English
Pub Lunch. For that unusual gift seek out Razberry Bazaar or the church converted into a craft and gift
centre, The Land of Green Ginger. Amaze your friends with your find from the curio fayre held every weked in the beautiful Victorian Station. Just a 30 minute journey on the Metro from Whitley Bay to the Monument Metro Station. Over 100 highstreet
shops under one roof -- right in the heart of the city. Open all week, including Sunday. Late night shopping on Thursdays. 3 miles southwest of Newcastle Upon Tyne on the A1 road west of Gateshead, the Metrocentre is Europe's largest shopping
centre, with over 350
shops and services, cinemas, GX Superbowl, Metroland and many
restaurants. Open: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 10am - 8pm Thursday 10am - 9pm Saturday 9am - 7pm Sunday 11am - 5pm. Royal Quays Royal Quays was one of the first
outlet centres in the county originally opening in 1996. More recently, in 2001, the
centre enjoyed a radical makeover creating an attractive and relaxing
centre with colourful blooms and landscape. At this point it also become home to some of the best
outlet shops around. Now with over 50
outlet shops to choose from offering up to 60% OFF rrp on a host of famous brands, plus regular entertainment and live events all set within a unique environment, you have all the ingredients for a great day out! Open: Mon-Sat: 10am-6pm Sunday: 11am-5pm Late night shopping every Thursday 'til 8pm
Every
Room Comprises:
Remote Control Colour
Satellite TV. Tea and
Coffee Making Facilities. Beers, Wines, Snacks (on request). All
Rooms Centrally Heated. Sea View
Rooms Available. On Site
Parking (with CCTV).
TV Lounge With Sea Views. Refreshments Available On Request.
Ironing Facilities. Special Diets Catered For.
Laundry Service Available. Pets Welcome By Arrangement
The Lindsay Guesthouse. A warm welcome awaits you at the Lindsay Guesthouse from Alan and Doreen who will make your stay enjoyable and comfortable. Luxury ensuite facilities and quality
standard rooms are available. Situated in the heart of Whitley Bay, this family run guest house has offered guests superb quality for both
business and social requirements for over 20 years. Set within 50 yards of the Whitley Bay sea front, the Lindsay faces 4
tennis courts and a popular bowling green. (Both available for guest use at very reasonable rates.). The location offers excellent access to all major roads such as the A1(M) and is a mere 15 minute drive from the bustling Newcastle City
Centre, and North Shields ovearseas ferry terminal. For those not wanting to venture far, a 5 minute walk takes you to an excellent variety of
restaurants and
bars, offering everything from Indian, Chinese, and Italian to traditional British
cuisine and entertainment. (Popular location for cyclists taking part in the C2C route). 50 Victoria Avenue Whitley Bay Tyne Wear.
Tel: 0191 252 7341
Fax: 0191 252 7341. © Lindsay Guest House
Tel: 0191 252 7341
info@lindsayguesthouse.co.uk
From the North Travel down the A1/A19 towards the Tyne Tunnel then at the A1058 turn left and head towards Tynemouth, Keep on the A1058 until you reach the coast. Turn left and go along sea front for about half a mile. When you come across 4
tennis courts and a bowling green, we are situated adjacent the
tennis courts in Victoria Avenue. From the South Travel up the A1 and head for the Tyne Tunnel, go through the tunnel and head north for 1 mile until you reach the A1058 for Tynemouth. Keep on the A1058 until you reach the coast, turn left and go along the sea front for about half a mile until you come across 4
tennis courts and a bowling green, we are situated adjacent the
tennis courts in Victoria Avenue. From the International Ferry Landing Pick up the A1/A19 North until you reach the A1058. Keep on the A1058 until you reach the coast, turn left and go along the sea front for about half a mile until you come across 4
tennis courts and a bowling green, we are situated adjacent the
tennis courts in Victoria
Northumbria Tourist Board. Tyne Bridge Web Camera. Newcastle City Council. South Tyneside Council. North Tyneside Council. Regional Information Services. Whats On Listings in the North East. Newcastle Theatre Royal. DFDS Mini Cruise to Scandinavia. Royal Quays
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