3 Best Places To Visit in Newcastle Upon Tyne

“Discovery Museum is a science and local history museum in Blandford Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. The museum is home to one of Newcastle's finest science and technological collections. Discovery Museum displays many exhibits of local history, including the ship Turbinia, and is managed by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums. This famous museum is the perfect place to learn more about life on Tyneside, from the area's shipbuilding history to innovations that have changed the world. The museum is filled with fascinating collections and interactive exhibits, making it an ideal place for learning and fun for all ages. Every time you visit, there will always be something new to see, and there will be a regularly changing program of temporary exhibits alongside permanent displays. Discovery Museum exhibits a replica of Swan's first lightbulb and models of Stephenson's steam engines. The museum offers free admission and is open seven days a week.”

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“Life Science Centre is a science village in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. The museum was opened in May 2000 to encourage everyone to explore and appreciate science in North East England and understand its importance in their lives. This centre is where scientists, clinicians, educators, and businesspeople work together to promote the advancement of the life sciences. The museum has welcomed 300,000 visitors annually over the last two decades. The museum features science exhibits, live shows, and the largest planetarium in North England. The Life Science Centre is an educational tourist attraction and also runs a varied program of special events for adults. The centre's mission is to be the world's most creative place to unite people passionate about science. The Life Science Centre inspires everyone to question everything and explore science and technology through individual experimentation and hands-on experiences.”

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“Great North Museum: Hancock is an award-winning museum of natural history and ancient civilizations in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. The museum was founded in 1884 and used to be called the Hancock Museum. The museum features Ancient Egyptian mummies, a planetarium, a life-size replica of a T. rex skeleton, and a large-scale interactive model of Hadrian's Wall. The new exhibits showcase the wonder and diversity of the animal and plant kingdoms, stunning Ancient Greek artefacts, and much more. Great North Museum: Hancock also hosts temporary exhibitions and several free events, ranging from children's activities to lectures and evening events. The library at the Great North Museum is open to the public and is located on the second floor of the Hancock building. The museum's three collections are housed here. The Great North Museum offers free admission to visitors, allowing you to experience the world under one roof.”

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