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Metrocentre

The guide was updated: 2024-09-16

Metrocentre in Gateshead is another must for shopaholics, housing more than 360 shops and services and a multi-screen cinema. Nearby there are also a number of markets that are well worth a visit, including the Quayside Market and Arts Market on Armstrong Bridge (both on Sundays).

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Address: Metrocentre, Gateshead, Newcastle upon Tyne
Website: www.intu.co.uk/metrocentre
Phone: +44 191 493 0200
Email: metrocentre.information@intu.co.uk

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Seven Stories

Seven Stories

You’re wondering what else is out there besides Harry Potter for young readers? Then visit the Seven Stories Center for Children’s books. Inside, you'll find the newest trends in kids' literature that can inspire the little ones to discover the world of reading.

Eldon Square

Eldon Square

Opened in 1977, Eldon Square is a multistory shopping center and holds more than 150 stores of well-known brand names, book shops or electronic stores. Stop by for products of Apple, Adidas and Hollister as well as a number of flagship stores. After an extensive shopping tour you can rest your feet in one of the many restaurants and cafes inside.

Grainger Market

Grainger Market

Take in the historical heritage of Newcastle in this charming indoor city market. Built around 1830, it used to be the largest of its kind in Europe. Enjoy fresh vegetables, ripe fruit and seasonal produce from the region. Look out for events and craft market stalls on Saturdays.

The Biscuit Factory

The Biscuit Factory

Art exhibitions, creative design and outstanding crafts are only some of the reasons to visit The Biscuit Factory. This cultural venue is a meeting spot for the hip Newcastle crowd; it gives you the chance to purchase production of the local art scene. Look out for special events and aspiring talents.

Jesmond Dene Arts and Crafts Market

Jesmond Dene Arts and Crafts Market

This market brings handmade art back to the city. On busy days there are over 20 stalls where you can find numerous products - from fashion to jewelry, ceramics or accessories. Take home some unique designs and support the local craft scene by visiting Jesmond Dene Arts & Crafts market.

Sage Gateshead

Sage Gateshead

The Sage Gatehead is not only a popular music venue, but also has an offer of products that make it worth a visit. This gift and speciality shop will warm the heart of curiosity collectors and souvenir buffs. Inside, you can purchase instruments, toys, fancy kitchen ware or books and CDs for kids and adults alike.

Charles Clinkard

Charles Clinkard

Many would agree that no shopping tour is complete without a new pair of shoes. In the popular Eldon Square shopping centre you can find the number one place for classy footwear. Charles Clinkard holds a variety of brands for everyone and the friendly staff will help you in choose a matching handbag or accessory.

HMV

HMV

HMV, one of Britain’s number one addresses for entertainment, can be found within Eldon Square shopping centre. Whether you are looking for music, a DVD for a cosy evening or need some new travel literature, inside this store you will certainly make a great find.

L'Occitane Newcastle

L'Occitane Newcastle

L'Occitane is a top quality French beauty brand formulated with natural, active ingredients inspired by Provençal traditions. The products represent the customs and traditions of the Mediterranean. In L'Occitane stores, you will find everything for body care, from head to toe, as well as friendly and educated staff who will be more than happy to give you advice on your well-being.

The Back Page

The Back Page

If you’re visiting as a Newcastle United fan, it is simply inexcusable to miss this shop. At the Back Page you can get sport memorabilia, books, magazines, pictures, clothing and anything you could wish for as a real football fan. Buy ahead of a big game or take home a personal souvenir, the friendly staff will warmly welcome your visit.

Beatdown Records Ltd

Beatdown Records Ltd

This exceptional record store opened its doors in 2006 and offers customers an out-of-the-box vinyl experience. Step in and get the latest releases or browse through the oldies section. Next to various genres and rare LPs, a huge second hand selection awaits you in the well-stocked store.

Monument Mall

Monument Mall

Opposite Grey Street is Newcastle’s latest shopping mall, Monument Mall, a beautiful shopping centre designed in classical style. Northumberland Street nearby is Newcastle’s main shopping street, with an extensive range of high street brands represented.

Metrocentre

Metrocentre

Metrocentre in Gateshead is another must for shopaholics, housing more than 360 shops and services and a multi-screen cinema. Nearby there are also a number of markets that are well worth a visit, including the Quayside Market and Arts Market on Armstrong Bridge (both on Sundays).

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