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Tyneside Tourism - The official site for tourist information in the North East of England, including information about Newcastle, Gateshead and North and South Tyneside.
The Angel of the North - Information about the recently constructed Angel of the North, a sculpture by Anthony Gormley. Includes details on how to visit the Angel.
Visit Newcastle and Gateshead - Information for tourists planning to visit the area as well as informing people about the European Capital of Culture 2008 bid.
The Bridges of the Tyne - Details and pictures of the famous bridges that span the river Tyne between Newcastle and Gateshead. With special section on the newly opened Millenium bridge.
Essential guide to Newcastle and the surrounding area - Local guide to areas of interest and local history.
The Tanfield Railway - Working historical railway. Visit this site to learn about its history, train timetables and events diary.
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