Newcastle, NE1 5DF
Phone: 0871 376 9029 / +44 845 305 8329
Fax: 0871 376 9129 / +44 845 305 8368
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Hotel Map & Directions Newcastle
If you have overnight hotel accommodations at The County Hotel near Newcastle, are attending a business meeting or other special event or have planned an elegant wedding at the Hotel's special wedding venues, please use the following maps and directions:
Directions to the County Hotel, Newcastle by Road
From the A1, follow signs to the city centre via the Gateshead Bypass and over the Redheugh Bridge. Turn right at the second set of traffic lights, forward at the next set and take the next right just past the Cathedral down Bewick Street (this is for buses and access only). The hotel is on the left. Limited Car Parking is available on site for an additional charge.
Directions to the County Hotel, Newcastle by Rail
The hotel is directly opposite Newcastle Central Station with mainline links to London King's Cross and Scotland.
Directions to the County Hotel, Newcastle by Air
From Newcastle Airport, you can either take a taxi to the hotel or alternatively, take the underground Metro to Newcastle Central Station located opposite the hotel.
Today's Weather
in Newcastle °C or °F15 Mar Mon
Mostly cloudy
High Temperature:7
Low Temperature:3
16 Mar Tue
Low clouds followed by some sun
High Temperature:8
Low Temperature:2
17 Mar Wed
Mostly sunny
High Temperature:11
Low Temperature:1
18 Mar Thu
Partly sunny with a shower in spots
High Temperature:11
Low Temperature:2
What's on?
Inspired by Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Cinderella and Beauty & the Beast, Disney's Three Classic Fairy Tales comes to Newcastle's Metro Radio Arena this spring. With over 20 much-loved characters appearing, it's a show for Disney fans of all ages.
The Newcastle Science Festival returns to the city with amazing robots, incredible inventions and the occasional fireball. With plenty of activities for kids and adults, this ten-day festival promises fun and learning for all the family.
The Northern Lights Film Festival in Newcastle focuses on films from Europe's northern latitude. Venues including the Tyneside Cinema and the BALTIC Centre celebrate the success of well-known filmmakers and exciting new talent.
The world's largest storytelling project, Culture Shock celebrates the age-old art of telling tales, albeit in a modern way. Held in Newcastle's Hancock Museum, this exhibition displays digital stories or 'mini movies' created by people from throughout the northeast of England.
Visitors get a feel for the diversity of Newcastle and Gateshead by taking one of the two red City Sightseeing buses from Newcastle Central Station in the city centre. A multilingual commentary points out highlights, including BALTIC and The Sage.
