A calm, recently restored medieval cathedral in the city centre with a light, airy interior and a strong sense of stillness. Free to enter, with lift access to most areas (excluding the Crypt and Lantern Tower) and the on-site Café 16. Quiet is requested during services; weekday mornings are most peaceful. A gentle, sheltered pause in the heart of the city.
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About Newcastle Cathedral (St Nicholas)
Newcastle Cathedral (St Nicholas) is a museum in Newcastle. On the KindHours sensory scale, where 1 is the calmest and 5 the most intense, it is rated noise 1 out of 5, crowds 2 out of 5, lighting 2 out of 5, scent 2 out of 5, which makes it calm overall.
Venue quick facts
- Type
- museum
- Location
- Mosley Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastle
- Opening hours
- Mon-Fri 8am-6pm, Sat-Sun 8am-4/5pm