Sightseeing in Newcastle
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Museums, Galleries & Theatres:
Consider the museums, galleries and theatres for sightseeing in Newcastle,
Australia when you are at this second oldest city of Australia. From
With a rich history, one of the oldest cities in the Hunter Valley region boasts of a number of museums and galleries. Look at a wide range of priceless collections in each of these museums and take a tour through the inside of these museums and galleries. The museums in Newcastle narrate the history of the region with such conviction, that it takes you back in time. Less doubt therefore, that sightseeing in Australia's Newcastle is an experience that can enthrall every traveler who care to visit the place
- Newcastle Regional Art Gallery
- Newcastle Regional Museum
- Military Museum at Fort Scratchley
- Paul Melmeth Galleries
- Civic Theatre
- Rocketart Newcastle Emerging Artists Inc
- Wattspace Gallery
- AV Studio/Gallery
- Cooks Hill Galleries
- Heritage Centre
- John Miller Gallery
- Von Bertouch Gallery
- John Earle Studio Gallery
- John Paynter Gallery & Police Station Museum
- Miss Porter's House.
Popular beaches and reefs at Newcastle:
If you love the beeches and coasts, Newcastle can spoil you for choices. With a large number of beautiful beaches lying in and around the city, sightseeing in Newcastle, Australia will win your heart in no time.
- Nobby's Head
- Bar Beach
- South Newcastle Beach
- Nobby's Reef
Other Popular Places:
If you are for sightseeing in Newcastle, make sure that you check out these places, apart from the strikingly beautiful beeches and rich historical places.
- Fort Scratchley
- The foreshore
- King Edward Park
- Kooragang Wetlands
- Blackbutt Reserve
- The Obelisk
- Christ Church Cathedral
