To get to Newcastle upon Tyne by car, take the A1(M) if coming from the south or the north. If coming from the east or west, take the A69. From nearby Sunderland, follow the A1018 towards Newcastle. From Durham, take the A1 northbound.
If you prefer to take the train, Newcastle Central Station is well connected with services from London, Edinburgh, Manchester, and other major cities. There are also local trains from nearby towns like Sunderland and Durham.
If you're already in Newcastle, you can get around using the excellent Metro system, with frequent trains connecting the city center to the surrounding areas. Alternatively, there are local buses and taxis available.
To get to Newcastle from nearby attractions, you can take a local bus or train. From Hadrian's Wall, take the AD122 tourist bus or drive west on the A69. From Durham Cathedral, take the train from Durham station, or drive north on the A1. From the Angel of the North, take the bus or drive on the A1(M) northbound.
The closest airport to Newcastle upon Tyne is Newcastle International Airport. It is located about 6 miles (9.7 km) north-west of the city centre.
If you are travelling to the city centre, the easiest route is the A1 road. There are also regular metro trains that can take you from the airport to the city centre in around 25 minutes. Additionally, there are local bus services available, including the X77, which goes directly from the airport to the city centre.