Newcastle True Crime Walking Tour

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1. Venture through Grainger Town and witness some of the dark histories and stories surrounding Newcastle's most elegant streets!

   15 min

2. Explore the area around the oldest church in town (St. Andrews) and venture into the churchyard itself - home to some of the most gruesome witch killings in English history.

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3. Not only known for drinking and partying - noooo, also known in history for thieving and bar fights! Discover some of the most famous outbreaks of violence whilst wandering the streets of Bigg Market & places surrounding Newcastle's oldest pub, The Old George.

   10 min

4. Walk through the old prison of Newcastle Castle and hear the stories surrounding this medieval masterpiece!

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5. Many little alleys that take you down to the river meander their way from top end to Quayside. None as notorious as the Long Stairs... Your local expert will reveal all!

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6. Discover some of the dark stories surrounding the historic Quayside - not so beautiful in olden days...

   20 min

7. Sandhill and Akenside Hills... Oh the stories (and the atmosphere to go with them!). Enjoy some fabulous tales of intrigue and murder whilst enjoying the atmosphere, architecture and views form these landmarks.

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Cancelación

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How it compares in Newcastle-upon-Tyne

• Its from-price is 47% below the median of the 80 experiences we list in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 6 of 80.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Newcastle upon Tyne is a river city in north-east England, with a Norman castle keep, a row of bridges over the Tyne and a revived quayside.

Newcastle grew around a Roman bridge crossing and takes its name from the castle begun here in 1080 by Robert Curthose, son of William the Conqueror. The stone keep still stands above the railway, beside the Black Gate. The Tyne is crossed by the Swing Bridge, the High Level Bridge and the steel arch of the Tyne Bridge, and Grainger Town has classical streets of the 1830s with Grey's Monument at their heart.

Top-ranked sights in Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Newcastle Castle.

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