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Newcastle’s favourite sites

No matter what form of entertainment or adventure you're looking for, Newcastle won't disappoint. Here's just a taste.

Honeysuckle
Dine at one of our waterfront cafes or restaurants and discover Newcastle's maritime heritage at The Maritime Centre, Lee Wharf.

Foreshore Promenade
Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the Foreshore Promenade from Honeysuckle to Nobbys.

Queens Wharf
Climb the Queens Wharf Tower (40.3m high) for spectacular views of the city and coastline.

Newcastle East Heritage Walk
Follow the steps of Newcastle's 205 year journey.

Foreshore Park
Fabulous playground for the kids and great undercover BBQ facilities.

Convict Lumber Yard
Explore Newcastle and Australia's industrial heritage.

Nobbys
Walk to the end of the breakwater past the Pasha Bulker sculpture and lighthouse and enjoy the magnificent views.

Bathers Way
A 5km walk along Newcastle's stunning coastline.

Fort Scratchley
Tunnel into the Fort's rich military history.

Newcastle Beach and Ocean Baths
Swim in the Art Deco Newcastle Ocean Baths opened in 1922.

Bogey Hole
Revisit Newcastle's convict past with a visit to this convict-hewn ocean bath, built around 1820.

King Edward Park
19th century King Edward Park and rotunda date back to some of the earliest days of Newcastle.

The Obelisk
A prominent feature on Newcastle's skyline, was once used as a guiding landmark for ships approaching the port of Newcastle.

Christchurch Cathedral
A fully restored masterpiece. Beautiful grounds and views surround the city's 'Castle'.

Hunter Street Mall
The main shopping strip.

Darby Street
Funky inner city 'eat street', also great for shopping and art lovers.

Newcastle Region Art Gallery
One of Australia's leading regional galleries with a magnificent collection.

The Junction
Experience boutique shopping and dining at The Junction.

Beaumont Street
Enjoy the cosmopolitan feel of Beaumont Street with the many sidewalk cafes and nightlife.

Blackbutt Reserve
Home to a wide variety of Australian wildlife including koalas, kangaroos, and birds. Also great bushwalking trails.

Newcastle City Council
Source: The City of Newcastle, Tourism and Economic Development Services