Newcastle Architecture, Street Art & Hidden Secrets Walking Tour
The best way to explore this beautiful city and delve into Newcastle’s history, stunning historic architecture and recently developed public spaces. You will see some of Newcastle's most exciting new street art from The Big Picture Fest and hear some of the stories of how the murals were made.
2HRS / 3KM (approx.) / Medium Pace / $50pp inc GST
Your friendly local guide will provide insights into how Newcastle is changing, showcasing things you would never discover on your own, sharing interesting local stories and fun facts along the way. Explore the eclectic streets between the harbour and the sea, find hidden houses, street art and laneways, and check out exciting local businesses and new creative hubs.
This tour will cover 3km at a medium pace finishing in in Cooks Hill where you can order lunch or stroll through the shops of Darby Street. The tour is wheelchair and pram accessible and suitable to all ages.
This tour is bookable as a private tour for groups of 2-20 people. Contact us directly to enquire.
ADDITIONAL TOUR INFORMATION
Meeting Point
Your tour starts at The Signal Box, 155 Wharf Road.
We will meet near the water fountain at The Signal Box next to Queens Wharf Light Rail Stop. Look for your guide in a Newcastle Afoot t-shirt - don't worry, we will be easy to find! There is seating available in the area.
Dress Code
Wear comfortable shoes, preferably closed toed. Bring sun and/or rain protection and a bottle of water.
Weather Information
Newcastle Afoot walking tours operate in nearly all weather conditions, so we will go ahead even if it is raining!
Please check the weather on the morning of your tour and prepare appropriately - bring an umbrella and rain jacket as needed. Sunscreen is a must - we will be outside most of the tour. On very hot days the tour will be adapted to reduce our time in the sun.
Terms & Conditions
See Terms and Conditions for more information.
Mural Artwork: Brontë Naylor at The Big Picture Fest 2020. Photography Lee Illfield.