Self Drive Van Hire, Attractive Rates & Low Deposit Newcastle, Tyne and Wear
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Tyne and Wear has an exciting array of interesting places to visit, so many that the perfect way to get around them all is in a reliable, well maintained hire van. There is world class art and culture, vibrant nightlife, historic buildings, architecture, award winning dining and museums and fantastic shopping guaranteed to please everybody.
Places like the Baltic on the south bank of the River Tyne in Gateshead, provide a thrilling visit for all the family. The Baltic is a firm favourite with tourists and locals alike offering an international programme of contemporary art. The Baltic is the largest gallery of its kind in the world and attracts thousands of visitors with its displays of innovative and thought provoking art from names like Jason Rhoades, Jesse Wine and Tony Swain. All of this is played out against the impressive backdrop of the quayside. A mind boggling selection of events and activities take place at the Baltic too including Preview Parties, Toddler Tuesdays, Family Tours, Children’s Exhibition Explorer Packs and themed adult events, all easily accessible by vehicle.
Van Hire for Family Days Out, Holidays or Breaks in Tyne and Wear
Why not create an itinerary, and hire a van for a family day out in Tyne and Wear, seeing some of the sights like the spectacular Sage, Gateshead. Dedicated to the enjoyment, discovery and advancement of music this hub cannot be missed if you are a fan of any kind of music. With 26 rooms, an excellent learning and participation programme for any level and ability, an information centre, four bars, a brasserie and a café, the Sage, Gateshead is also described as one of the top 5 best concert halls in the world.
Boredom is not an option in Tyne and Wear with something to satisfy everyone, such as the glass fronted Life Science Centre in Newcastle Upon Tyne. A totally hands on science environment will delight every member of the family, and there is a fascinating area for under 7’s. This stimulating attraction also features an outdoor ice rink and a 4D motion ride for the movers and shakers in your group.
Visit a Range of Museums, Galleries and Outdoor Visitor Centres by Hire Van in Sunderland
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For a complete change of gear there is the beautifully tranquil Jesmond Dene in Newcastle, which plays host to a hive of wildlife activity stretching for over 3 kilometres. This haven includes exotic as well as native trees, and visitors may spot red squirrels kingfishers and many woodland birds. The area of Jesmond Dene has a network of bridges and paths, and follows the river Ouseburn which runs between Jesmond Vale and South Gosforth. Jesmond Dene is also home to a state of the art visitor centre with exhibition space and a classroom. A ranger service information room, conference centre and café are available, and its large picnic area and pets corner is a popular favourite with families.
There are 12 museums which are managed by Tyne and Wear Archives and Museums [TWAM] containing every kind of art, archaeology, science and technology, military and social history, fashion and natural sciences display. Amongst these are Arbeia Roman Fort and Museum, Great North Museum: Hancock, Shipley Art Gallery and Sunderland Museum and Winter gardens. All of which are well worth a visit by hire van!
Self Drive Hire Vans for Visitor Sport & Rock Climbing Leisure Activities, Gateshead
Fans of sport will be ecstatic about the Newcastle United Stadium Tour at St James Park, which offers a guided walk through the history of the team and allows you to experience first hand the changing rooms, dugouts, pitchside and media suite. These tours are available every day meaning you can see the changing room etc all kitted out in preparation for a match. A breathtaking view from the highest point of the stadium is also on the menu. Or you can visit the home of Sunderland AFC at the Sunderland Stadium of Light, which stands on the banks of the River Wear. This glorious building has a capacity of 49,000 seats.
Alternatively, you can drive your hire vehicle off to The Climb Newcastle, where you will find a stimulating climbing centre at which visitors of all ages can either watch or participate. Consisting of four sections and 10 coloured circuits containing over 200 climbing conundrums The Climb is a favourite with children or adults. A multitude of designs including overhanging walls and slabs, covers every possible climbers difficulty level. There is the pool area with its monster roof, corridors, the cave, cellar, training room and kids rooms.