Newcastle Cathedral

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Tags : Church & Cathedral

Timings : Saturdays and Sundays:8AM-5PM
Mondays to Friday:8AM-6PM
Bank Holidays:8AM-6PM

Tickets : Free

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Newcastle Cathedral, Newcastle Overview

Located in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne, England, Newcastle Cathedral is a landmark that stands proudly near the River Tyne and Castle Keep. It is known for its exquisite architecture, featuring Gothic vaults and exquisite stained glass windows. It also boasts guided tours and a cafe.

Newcastle Cathedral is a remarkable and historical church that first appeared in the 12th century. Despite experiencing numerous wars and catastrophes, such as the Great Fire of Newcastle in 1854, it has still survived. A really intriguing aspect of the cathedral is the intricate wood carvings on the choir seats that depict stories from both the Bible and Tyne-side folklore. It is also a mausoleum of Trafalgar naval hero Admiral Lord Collingwood as well as an abundance of artifacts and memorials.
Alternative Name: The Cathedral Church of St. Nicholas

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Other Important Objective Information : Guided tours are available, and can be arranged in advance or on the day of your visit, subject to availability. Facilities at the cathedral include a gift shop, selling a range of souvenirs and gifts, as well as a café serving hot and cold drinks and snacks. The café is open Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm and is closed on Sundays. The cathedral is wheelchair accessible, with ramped access to the entrance and a lift to the upper level. There are also accessible toilets available. Throughout the year, the cathedral hosts a range of events, including concerts, exhibitions, and special services.

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