From steel and mining to micro breweries and pop up cafes- there’s no denying Newcastle has undergone a major evolution.
Now some of the city’s most iconic gems have also been given a facelift and opened to the public for the first time in more than a century.
ICONS OF NEWCASTLE GIVEN FACELIFT
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Shame that there are buildings planned for that area, it wont be a green zone for long. How can the removal of 1000 plus car parks be good for Newcastle, if Renew Newcastle had the slightest idea on what they were doing, they would use the existing rail corridor as a transport corridor and NOT Hunter Street.