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Enjoying a picturesque location on the River Tyne, Newcastle is the largest city in north-eastern England, with a history dating back to Roman times. The remains of the city walls can still be seen today and help to create a perfect blend of old meets new. The city boasts one of the largest shopping centres in the UK as well as a thriving nightlife and a number of fascinating sights.

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Discovery Museum: if you travel with children and they start whining about, take them to Discovery Museum. The museum recounts the stories about the city through an interesting representation. There’s also a science maze where you can toss your whiny ones to.

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Angel of the North: situated just outside of the city, the Angel of the North is one of the most famous tourist attractions. Situated at the point of the southern entry into Tyneside, the angel is made of wood, standing 20 metre high with a gigantic 54 metre wing span.

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