7 Places to Visit in Newcastle on Your Hen Party
So, what are the best places to visit in Newcastle for your hen party?
Newcastle is known for its party scene around the world! The toon’s bars, clubs and nightlife are some of the best in Europe! However, Newcastle is also a popular tourist destination with thousands of travellers visiting the city.
You will not be short of ideas when you visit Newcastle for your hen party. And the best thing about it? Newcastle is a compact city with most visitor attractions within walking distance!
If you and your bride tribe want to travel a little further outside the city then why not jump on the Metro train which will take you as far as the North East coast, which is home to some of the country’s best beaches (even if the water is a little cold), not to mention the epic Bamburgh castle.
Let’s take a look at the top 7 places to visit in Newcastle on your Hen Party!
- Golffang
- Lane 7
- The Stack
- Northumberland Street
- Hancock Museum
- River Escapes
- Ouseburn
1. Golf Fang
Think cocktails, street food, live DJ’s and, erm… golf! 18 holes of serious fun with your hen party! Golf Fang, located in Hoult’s Yard in their self-proclaimed cathedral of graffiti, has taken Newcastle by storm and is proving extremely popular with the locals, students and of course hen and stags.
The venue is for 18+ only, so no screaming kids to worry about. Just plentiful drinks and amazing food. Can’t complain for only £16 a pop! Advanced bookings are advised!
Find out more information on the Ghetto Golf website here.
2. Lane 7
One of our favourite places to kick back and chill with friends! Lane 7 is a stone’s throw away from Newcastle’s Central Station and should be your first stop on your hen party in the city! But forget everything you thought you knew about bowling alleys – Lane 7 is no typical skittle slinger.
They took a bowling alley concept and thought, why not throw some ping pong in for good measure? A sing song on the karaoke? Or let’s go all out – beer pong anyone?
With so much to do at Lane 7 Newcastle, you could spend the entire evening there!
For more information, packages and prices check out the Lane 7 website.
3. The Stack Newcastle
What do you look for in the perfect Hen Party? Somewhere to shop? Check! Maybe somewhere to eat? Check! What about some amazing events? Check!
Stack Newcastle has been developed with the novel idea of using shipping containers, and is home to some of Newcastle’s most unique and independent businesses. Not forgetting the bars and amazing places to eat!
A hugely popular destination for social events located at the bottom of Northumberland Street, Stack Newcastle is definitely one of the best places to visit in Newcastle on your Hen Party! For business and event listings check out The Stack website here.
4. Northumberland Street
Northumberland Street is Newcastle’s main shopping destination with all of your favourite shops in one place! You can start at the bottom and work your way up to Eldon Square where there are… you guessed it – more shops!
Northumberland Street is a hen party dream! Not only are there shops galore, but Northumberland Street is also home to some of the best coffee shops and if you’re still thinking about last night’s cocktails, there is a real hidden gem just off the main street called The Purple Bear! Home to burgers, wings and some of the best cocktails around!
Just off Northumberland Street you can visit Greys Monument which is surrounded by bars and restaurants including the very popular Banyan, The Botanist and some really cool independents! Be sure to check them out.
5. The Great North Museum
For those of you into the arts and culture, The Great North Museum, or the Hancock Museum, as the locals like to call it, is one of the most interesting places in Newcastle to visit on your hen party!
Take a walk around and visit the Ancient Egypt gallery where you can view famous mummies and other ancient Egyptian artefacts from the British Museum. Pop into Hadrian’s Wall gallery where you can see an inscription stone, which proves the wall was visited and inspected by Emperor Hadrian! Or, if the Roman Empire is more your thing you can view a hoard of Roman treasures. Roman artefacts and sacred symbols will give you a real flavour for the life of a soldier in the Roman Empire.
You can find opening times, events and information on the Great North Museum website
6. Puffin Cruises Amble
There really is no better way to spend your Sunday! Setting off a few miles north of the Newcastle Quayside, it’s truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience And it is exactly what you think it is and so much more. you’re hopping on a small boat run by a family to Croquet Island, which is home to Puffins, seals and many varieties of kern. It’s a nature lover’s dream; and has been going strong for over 40 years. After all that fresh air and excitement, you might need a tipple and a rest – The Pitcher and Piano is a stone’s throw away from Newcastle Quayside on your way back to the hotel!
You can find out more about Puffin Cruises here.
7. Ouseburn Valley
A short walk from Newcastle’s Quayside is the cultural and creative quarter of Newcastle, Ouseburn Valley!
A bustling alternative music scene, independent bars, cafes, restaurants and a really vibrant atmosphere Ouseburn is a great place to visit in Newcastle for your Hen Party!
Some great places to eat include The Ernest, which does one of the best breakfasts in the city! The Ship Inn is popular, especially in the Summer with it’s outside terrace! Also we would highly recommend Thali Tray, if you like Indians that is! Indian street food and craft beer – what more can you ask for?
If you like attending live gigs be sure to check out The Cluny which plays host to some of the UK’s best live singers, bands and entertainers every night of the week! They also have a large bar area which is extremely busy on Fridays and Saturdays – a great venue and very friendly staff!
Conclusion
As you can see there is so many places to visit in Newcastle on your Hen Party! Whether you decide to stay in the city centre, down on the Quayside, walk up to the Haymarket or even jump on the metro to the leafy suburbs of Jesmond you will always find something fun and exciting for you and your bride tribe!! If you are going to be sampling the delights of Newcastle’s restaurants, or attending a gig make sure you book in advance as the weekends are very busy in the city!