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The Castle Keep

Newcastle upon Tyne

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The Castle Keep

The Castle Keep in Newcastle is one of the finest of its kind surviving in Britain today. It is an ancient monument and a Grade 1 listed building. It sits upon ground previously occupied by the Roman fort Pons Aelius, an Anglo-Saxon cemetery and a Norman Motte and Bailey Castle from which the City takes its name.

Useful Information

  • Address: Castle Garth, St. Nicolas’ St., Newcastle upon Tyne
  • Email: info@newcastlecastle.co.uk
  • Phone: +44 191 232 7938
  • More Info: www.newcastlecastle.co.uk
  • More Info: Daily 10.00-17.00.
  • More Info: Last entry: 16.15
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  • More Info: www.facebook.com/Newcastle-Castle-164556863675469/

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