5 Days Exploring Newcastle and Edinburgh Itinerary

Begin your day with a visit to Housesteads Roman Fort (Vercovicium), one of the best-preserved Roman forts in Britain. The site offers fascinating insights into Roman military life.

For lunch, stop by Blackfriars Restaurant, housed in a 13th-century friary and offering delicious traditional British cuisine. Afterward, join the From Newcastle Hadrian's Wall Day Tour to explore more of this ancient Roman frontier.

Dine at 21 Newcastle in the evening, where you can enjoy contemporary European dishes in an elegant setting. End your day with a visit to one of Newcastle's lively pubs or bars.

Kick off your morning with a visit to Grainger Market as part of the Newcastle Walking Tour to Grainger Market & Quayside. This historic market is home to numerous local vendors offering fresh produce and unique goods.

Have lunch at Dobson and Parnell, known for its modern British cuisine with a twist. In the afternoon, delve into history with the Newcastle True Crime Guided Tour, which takes you through some of Newcastle's most infamous crime scenes.

For dinner, head over to Peace and Loaf Jesmond, where innovative dishes are crafted using seasonal ingredients. Conclude your evening with drinks at one of Jesmond's trendy bars.

Spend your morning exploring nature at its finest with a trip to Northumberland National Park. The park offers breathtaking landscapes perfect for hiking or simply enjoying nature.

Enjoy lunch at The Patricia, which offers an ever-changing menu based on seasonal ingredients. Afterward, participate in the intriguing Newcastle Self Guided Sherlock Holmes Murder Mystery Game for an interactive experience around town.

Dine at Raval Indian Brasserie & Bar for some exquisite Indian cuisine. Finish off your day by visiting one of Newcastle’s renowned cocktail bars like The Botanist.

Start your day with a visit to the iconic Edinburgh Castle. This historic fortress offers a glimpse into Scotland's rich history and provides stunning views of the city from its elevated position.

For lunch, head to The Witchery by the Castle, known for its luxurious setting and exquisite Scottish cuisine. Afterward, explore the Royal Mile, where you can visit St Giles' Cathedral and enjoy street performances.

In the evening, dine at The Kitchin, a Michelin-starred restaurant offering contemporary Scottish dishes made from locally sourced ingredients. End your day with a stroll through Princes Street Gardens or enjoy a drink at one of Edinburgh's historic pubs.