Best Places To See In New Castle

Beautiful beaches compelling museums, swimming spots that are secluded, killer cafes.  Newcastle brings a lot to the table when it comes to places to go to. Here are the 5attractions that you absolutely must add to your to-do list when you visit with this shore town that is a two-hour drive north of Sydney in Australia.

Nobbys Beach and Breakwater

Newcastle's harbour might lack the appeal of Sydney's down the street, but it will hold the distinction of being the largest coal exporting port in the world. And you can gawk at the colossal carriers using a seat. The sand and scenic lighthouse make Nobbys Beach a must-visit.

Queens Wharf Tower

Tone your calves by climbing the 180 measures to the summit of the Queens Wharf Tower, which boasts Port Stephens from the space and scenic views of the harbour beneath. But hurry, scale this'erection' while you still can the council intends to knock down the tower in 2018 since it resembles a phallic symbol'.

McDonald Jones Stadium

League is the religion of Newcastle, and this stadium is the cathedral. The Newcastle International Sports Centre now known as McDonald Jones Stadium for sponsorship reasons swells with 20,000-plus Novocastrians when the Newcastle Knights, their cherished NRL club, run around in winter. The Hunter is also fertile soil for soccer and the town becomes right behind A-League outfit the Newcastle Jets in summer.

Hunter Valley

Australia's second-oldest city also has the nation's oldest wine region on its doorstep. The Hunter Valley just 45 minutes' drive from Newcastle is home to more than 150 wineries that generates quality Chardonnay, Shiraz, and Cabernet Sauvignon, as well as Semillon also. And that's before we wax lyrical about the Hunter restaurants, relaxing gourmet food artisans, day spas, plus even more.

Fort Scratchley

Constructed by the British in the 19th century to fend off a possible Russian attack called into actual duty in World War II, this fortification is now a fascinating museum perched above Nobbys Beach in the middle of Newcastle. Its location offers a vantage point over the sea, especially when whales are making their yearly migration across the coast. History buffs should also pay a visit nearby.

How to reach Resurgence Gear Premier Retailer from Newcastle

Brian Motorcycles is the premier retailer of Resurgence gear, Located in 250 Maitland Road,
Islington, NSW 2296. You can also visit it online, click here to get more info. Here are the directions to follow to reach the Resurgence gear location

• Head west on King St towards Morgan St
• Turn right onto Brown St
• Turn left onto Hunter St
• Hunter St turns slightly left and becomes Maitland Rd/Pacific Highway
• Destination will be on the left