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1 Week In Middlesbrough

So you've got a week in Middlesbrough - that's great news. Let's see how you can best use your time while you're here. Last updated 5th February 2024

What Should I Do For One Week In Middlesbrough?

If you have a week to spend in Middlesbrough, here are some suggestions of things to do and see:

1. Transporter Bridge

Visit the iconic Transporter Bridge, which crosses the River Tees. You can take a gondola to the top and enjoy great views of the area. It will take around 1-2 hours.

2. Dorman Museum

The Dorman Museum has exhibits on local history, geology, and natural history. Allow around 1-2 hours for the visit.

3. Captain Cook Birthplace Museum

The museum explores the life and adventures of the famous explorer, Captain Cook. You can also visit the cottage where he was born. Allow around 2-3 hours

4. Roseberry Topping

If you enjoy hiking or outdoor activities, Roseberry Topping, a distinctive hill in the area, is a great place for a walk or hike. The ascent and descent can take between 2-3 hours.

5. Riverside Stadium

Football fans might be interested in catching a game at Middlesbrough FC's stadium. Alternatively, a stadium tour can be a fun experience. A game or tour could take between 2 - 4 hours, depending on match times or tour availability.

Accommodation options:

  • Jurys Inn Middlesbrough: A modern hotel situated in the heart of the city, with easy access to public transport.
  • Travelodge Middlesbrough: A budget hotel located near the Riverside Stadium, offering great value for money.
  • Teesside University Accommodation: During vacation periods, Teesside University rents out accommodation in their halls of residence to visitors. This option can be budget-friendly and offer a unique experience.

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