Getting Here
Located in the North East of England, Newcastle has excellent transport links with major UK and international cities.
Travelling by Train
Newcastle Central Station
- A 15 minute walk from campus or 2 stops on the Metro
- Newcastle is only 3 Hours from London King's Cross
Find out more about rail travel to Newcastle. Outside Central Station you can also find a Taxi rank.
Metro
The easiest way to the University from Newcastle Central Station is to take the Metro to Haymarket Station, which is opposite the campus.
- Haymarket is two stops from Central Station
- Cost: £2.50 for a DaySaver return (one zone)
Visit the Metro website for further information.
Driving Directions to the city centre
From the north or south
- Follow the A1 towards Newcastle
- Leave the A1 (Newcastle Western Bypass) at the junction with the A167/A696
- Follow signs for the City Centre
From the west
- Follow the A69 to the junction with the A1, and then take the A1 northbound.
- Leave the A1 at the next junction, signposted City (West), Westerhope B6324
- Follow signs for the City Centre A167 and then follow signs to the City Centre
City-centre car parks
City-centre NCP car parks.
- John Dobson Street: NE1 8HL (Google Maps)
- New Bridge Street: NE1 8AB (Google Maps)
- Carliol Square: NE1 6UF (Google Maps)
The University is about 10 minutes’ walk away.
Visit the NCP website.
