Tyne Bridge - Newcastle upon Tyne

Tyne Bridge

Address: A167, Gateshead, Newcastle upon Tyne NE8 2BE, United Kingdom.

Tel: Not available

Website: tynebridge.org.

Especialidades

Bridge, Tourist attraction.

Otras puntos de interés

On-site services, Wheelchair-accessible entrance.

Opiniones

This company has 2377 reviews on Google My Business.

Con 4.7/5 estrellas, las opiniones dicen que este lugar es ideal para una paseo por el paseo marítimo, con vistas icónicas del puente de Milenio y la galería de Bálcico. El mercado de artistas y la variedad de restaurantes y pubs hacen de este lugar un destino popular tanto por la noche como durante el día.

En verano, el lugar al aire libre ancla eventos especiales como el balneario y una galeota gigante, mientras que en invierno, la galería de Bálcico ofrece algo nuevo y emocionante para explorar.

Características

Este puente de hierro antiguo se construyó en 1928 y es un ejemplo de ingeniería del siglo XX. Con una longitud de 853 metros, es uno de los puentes más largos del Reino Unido. El puente tiene tres capas de carretera y un área de estacionamiento en la parte superior.

El Tyne Bridge está ubicado en el corazón del barrio de Gateshead, en el este de Newcastle upon Tyne, cerca del río Tyne. Es fácil de llegar en transporte público o a pie desde el centro de la ciudad.

Información recomendada

Para visitar el Tyne Bridge, el lugar es accesible en transporte público o a pie desde el centro de Newcastle. Los visitantes pueden disfrutar de las vistas icónicas del puente y del río Tyne, así como de la arquitectura del puente mismo. El lugar es accesible para personas con discapacidad, con entradas accesibles para sillas de ruedas.

👍 Reviews of Tyne Bridge

Chris W. B.

5/5

There's always a holiday atmosphere on Newcastle Quayside. Iconic views, Baltic gallery, Millennium Bridge, plenty of pubs and restaurants. A lovely place for an evening stroll. The open air market on a Sunday is great for food, crafts, art and ice cream. In summer there's often special events like the beach resort or a tall ship, and the Baltic always has something new on display for a winter's day.

Daniel B.

5/5

There she is, the Tyne Bridge, watching down over all of us. As imposing as it is, it's also very comforting and I always look forward to seeing this whenever I am back home in my native North East.

Matthew B.

5/5

Brilliant bridge on a nice clear day you can see the whole of Newcastle i like the way it's been built the shape the time taken to build it must have been long but well worth it. We came from Birmingham 5 hour drive to see the sights and it never disappointed brilliant city

Dave O.

5/5

As a football fan visiting your lovely city, no day would be complete without visiting this iconic bridge. A stunning piece of architecture and engineering. I love the way it blends in with the surrounding buildings
You have a lovely city

David P.

5/5

Capturing the Tyne Bridge with my drone is a highlight. Nestled in Newcastle, this iconic bridge isn’t just a way to get from one side of the river to the other; it’s a drone photographer’s playground.

Highway V.

5/5

The Tyne Bridge is undeniably an iconic symbol connecting Newcastle and Gateshead, embodying the spirit and resilience of the region. When it opened it was the largest single-span bridge globally, and it remains a striking piece of engineering to this day.
Walking across the bridge offers breathtaking views of the River Tyne and the surrounding cityscape. At sunset, the scenery is especially beautiful, casting warm hues across the skyline—a perfect backdrop for photos.

Abdulla W.

5/5

The Gateshead Millennium Bridge holds a special place in our community's heart. Each time I cross over it, I get to take pictures, sometimes with my kids while enjoying the beautiful view of the river or talking with the friendly locals. With wide pathways, this makes it perfect for pedestrians and cyclists alike. But this bridge is not only an architectural wonder; it connects a rich past of Gateshead with its vibrant present by reflecting the deep sense of local pride. The world's first tilting bridge, it is an absolute innovation. Queen Elizabeth II opened it on 7 May 2002 during her Golden Jubilee tour, and since that time, it has turned out to be a much-loved landmark. As the Queen herself said: “Today I see the tangible signs of the determination of all those within this region to create a new future”. Indeed, these words reflect the spirit carried across by the bridge. The Gateshead Millennium Bridge is not just a tourist attraction; it has become a sign of how Gateshead and the wider North East are resilient yet face up to the future.

Legends L.

5/5

Great engineering at its best. Great views from here overlooking the Swing Bridge and High Level Bridge as well as a great view of parts of the city.
Bridge can be noisy as used by all types of vehicles. Wide pavements however if you have children with you, they must not be out of your sight due to the constant vehicular traffic.