The Castle Keep of Newcastle upon Tyne was built by Henry II between 1168-1178, it is one of the finest surviving examples of a Norman Keep in the country.

These two five-storey 16th and 17th century merchants' houses - which now also house English Heritage's regional office - are fine examples of Jacobean domestic architecture, with some splendid period interiors. The Surtees house is best known as the scene of the...

St Nicholas Cathedral; the Mother Church of the Diocese of Newcastle which stretches from the Tyne to the Tweed. For over 900 years St Nicholas has been the parish church of Newcastle but when in 1882 the new Diocese was founded it also became England’s most...

Since opening in 1977, the gallery's been committed to documentary in the tradition of the concerned photographer - our own production/commissions in the North of England and the historical and contemporary work from around the world, which continues to inspire us....

An outstanding piece of high Gothic architecture, the building comprises the Library of the Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers and its Edwardian Lecture Theatre in the grade II* Listed Building next to Newcastle's Central Station. The Library is free to...

The Newcastle upon Tyne Trinity House is registered in England and Wales as charity No. 243369.  Its primary functions are the preservation and maintenance of the historic buildings that occupy the Broad Chare site and the collections they contain.  It is further...

Opened in 1988 by Prince Charles and built on the site of a Roman Mile Castle the Arts Centre provides space for cultural industries such as Watkinson Glass, Dave Fry Ceramics, Sumo Design, Generator music development agency, Savage Guitar Studio and Skimstone...

The interior of the Grade 1-listed church has been completely stripped out to return it as far as possible to its former state, and is now open to the public with a programme of exhibitions and activities including a new family history section focusing on the church...

The Holy Jesus Hospital survives amid 1960s city-centre developments, displaying features from all periods of its 700-year existence. The National Trust's Inner City Project is now based here, working to provide opportunities for inner-city dwellers to gain access to...

Since its beginning in 1994, Globe has continually and steadily developed in both practice and exhibition programming. Today, operating from two sites, Globe’s unwavering ethos of building quality working relationships has generated the enthusiastic support of many...