Newcastle

There is nothing short of things to do in Newcastle. Other than its infamous night life, there are so many up and coming restaurants, food markets, with a sustainable ethos touching most of the city. It is easy to walk everywhere and very good value for money. There is also endless landmarks of culture, particularly art. Overall, it is the perfect place for students to live.

It's one of my favorite cities hands down. Its people are the friendliest people you'll ever meet in the UK. Amazing nightlife, although you wouldn't enjoy the noise of all the people if you're not going out because this city is REAL LOUD.

Newcastle is a city that never sleeps, the night life is outstanding. The city caters for lovers of all music types and the venues compliment. The city has a lot of homely food restaurants and weekly markets that sell good home cooked produce at a decent price. My favourite restaurant for a quick, cheap but delicious meal would have to be the burritos at Zapista, located opposite the train station and also just off Northumberland street at Haymarket. Shopping in Newcastle is easy as everywhere is within walking distance, the Fenwicks windows are a good attraction in winter.

As a student with children Newcastle is perfect as there is so much to do in and around the city (both free and paying things). The Centre for Life is fabulous for kids and there's so many parks and petting zoos that it is perfect.

Its got a good sense of comunity and a mint night out. Good cheap shopping and lots of good people and food.

newcastle is a brilliant city, it has hundreds of great places to go shopping, fun activities to do such as mini golf, cinemas and bowling. The nightlife has got to be the best, there's something for everyone and the city overall is so modern and full of life. The Quayside is beautiful and packed with life, such an amazing city that I'm glad to call home as a student.

The city is beautiful; so much to see and do (plenty of bridges). The night life is amazing, there's a place for everyone. Food Options are vast, fit any price range and suit every taste. Newcastle is most certainly value for money.

Newcastle is a cheap city with hundreds of amazing restaurants, a wide variety of bars and clubs with different themes/music and has two large shopping centres; one in town and one a cheap train ride away. The Quayside is perfect for a sunny stroll and the bridges are iconic and look beautiful light up at night. There's Christmas markets and bars and the Sunday market has a variety of different street food and cheap stalls. The metro system makes it easy to get around and there's always something going on. Best of all, there are more Greggs than one would ever need.

Newcastle is great city there are plenty of places to visit for example ; Quayside is amazing Metro centre variety of shop and food places Intu Eldon square good a causal afternoon Castle Jesmond definitely in summer

There is so much to do in Newcastle for food and nights out, whether it's for a couple or groups there is stuff for everyone.

Good place very friendly lots of places to shop and eat and it has a shopping centre which has your main shops. Really nice at Christmas too with the markets and stalls that they put up. Lots of things to do in terms of sight seeing including Tyne bridge the quayside, Great Northern Museum etc.

Nights out are average, the food is class as there's a load to choose from however there isn't much variety in shopping. Most things are too expensive for us students, but we try our best!!

Fab city, lots to do. Variation from city centre to the quayside. Good student night life cheap drinks.

Newcastle is probably the best city to live for students, with all amenities within your reach. The city is small, and everything is easily accessible. An Uber trip from one end to the other end costs less than £10. There are amazing restaurants to eat. Nearly every cuisine is available, and food apps have made it even possible to get the food within 20 minutes. Ousborne Road is famous for pubs, whereas the City Center is always bustling with its nightlife. The university is situated in the city center and as the accommodations are also nearby, so its very easy to commute to university or to the pubs/clubs. The Quayside is also very famous for its restaurants and the Millenium Bridge. Its a nice walk alongside the quay. The Eldon Shopping Center is also in the city center with all the major high street names. If you want more time for shopping, Meteocenter is just 10 mins away. Overlal the city is cheaper in terms of accommodation and food, as compared to other cities. I would definitely recommend Newcastle to everyone.

I love the city of Newcastle. It obviously has good nightlife, with both clubs and bars. But also it has a compact yet busy city centre, with every high street shop a person could want or need. Eldon Square shopping centre has all the main shops and restaurants, right opposite the uni. However Newcastle also has museums, art galleries and a cool independent cinema for the more cultural side.

Even though campus is out of the town a free bus is fabulous. The campus facilities are second to none. Fab student review scores hence why I chose this uni. There is every shop you need in town, the night life is as good as imaginable.

I visited my uni and really liked the city. It’s not too big but has good nightlife, nice pubs and is really cheap.

The location of Newcastle university itself is perfect. In the centre of the city with accommodation generally also centre, it couldn't be better. The city itself is an abundance of culture from cat/dog cafe's to the Tyneside cinema. Eldon square has some brilliant shopping and if that's not enough it's a short cheap bus ride to the metro centre. In terms of nightlife there is so much choice every night for all types of individuals. It's also incredible value for money.

Newcastle is the ulitimate student experience, with student club nights held every night and week nights being incredibly affordable. Student accommodation is amazing, offering comfortable flats for every budget. Supermarkets are super affordable, with Heaton housing the cheapest Tesco in the North East. I could not recommend Newcastle enough as a student destination, you would not regret moving to this hotspot.

Great city for nightlife and a small enough city to have everything in it within reasonable distance from each other. Just a long travel though to anywhere else in England

Best student city going and the capital of a good night out and home to £5 trebles!! Never failed to have a great night out and there's loads of restaurants and bars to choose from and there's recently been a massive refurbishment of the city centre.

I chose my uni partly because I’d heard it was a cool area with lots of bars and pubs rather than clubs, which I prefer. So I’d definitely say consider that sort of thing when deciding on a uni!

The campus is right in the centre of town, giving you direct access to everything you need. Since the campus is compact, everywhere is within walking distance. Nightlife in Newcastle is unrivalled within the UK, giving students a wide selection of clubs, pubs, bars and restaurants to choose from. The coast is only a metro journey away, giving students access to beautiful beaches.

The north east of England is a great place to live and study. First of all, it’s a lot more affordable that other places in the UK. Newcastle University campus is compact and right in the centre of town, so everything you need is within walking distance. Newcastle has unrivalled nightlife in the UK and has a wide selection of restaurants and cafes. There are great concert halls, cinemas, leisure centres etc. The coast is only a metro journey away, allowing you to escape to beautiful beaches and scenery.