Flights to Newcastle with Air France

Newcastle: a city with many festivals that is not far from the Scottish border

The city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne is situated right in the North East of England, not far from the border with Scotland in the United Kingdom. It owes its name to a castle that was built in 1080 by a son of William the Conqueror. It has a past as a coal mining and wool trade, as well as an important port and shipbuilding base.

Just north of the city is the 'Town Moor.' There are many beautiful regions and interesting sites in the local region of Northumberland, so there is plenty to do during your holiday in the region.

Flying with Air France from Singapore Changi Airport to Newcastle several of times a week, you will enjoy many exclusive benefits. During the journey you are given a fleece blanket, pillow, and also have access to magazines, films and music. There is a choice of high quality meals. By booking online to buy your airline ticket, you can review and change your booking,reserve your personal options for seat and cabin size, and there is the option of an online check-in from up to 30 hours before the flight leaves the airport. You can earn Miles every time you fly by joining the Flying Blue program and then exchange the Miles for hotel bookings, flights and other travel. There are always great offers available for your flight with Air France.

Newcastle has a temperate climate of mild summers and winters, and is dryer than most of the rest of England. In January and February there are celebrations for the Chinese New Year in Chinatown. The Newcastle ScienceFest takes place in March, and reflects the city's attempts to attract scientific industry to the city. The Newcastle Beer Festival takes place in April. The North East Art Expo exhibits art from artists in the region.

The nightlife of Newcastle is known throughout the world

There is much to do during your stay in Newcastle. A central sight in the city is the Tyne Bridge. Parts of the Hadrian's Wall are still visible in Newcastle. This was the barrier separating the tribes of Scotland from Roman England that still exists today.

There are a range of theatres to visit in the city during your stay. The Theatre Royal often shows Shakespeare productions as well as West End musicals. You can also visit a range of museums. The Seven Stories is a museum dedicated to children's books. The Discovery Museum showcases life on Tyneside, the region around Newcastle, and has information about shipbuilding and inventions. The Great North Museum has various venues with exhibits related to natural history and the antiquities. The Laing Art Gallery houses work by local artists as well as work by Turner and other important artists.

There are many shopping areas in Newcastle, including the Eldon Square, which has two large department stores. There are many shops on Northumberland Street, which has department stores and high street brands.

Newcastle has a vibrant nightlife and wins awards for its evening entertainment. There are many pubs, bars and nightclubs around the Bigg Market area and Quayside. 'The Gate' in the city centre is an indoor selection of bars, restaurants and a cinema. A visit to Newcastle isn't complete without a taste of the 'Newcastle Brown Ale' which is popular throughout England.