About this Event
Meet at Grey’s Monument. Finish on the Quayside.
This walk will examine the colonial relationship between England and Ireland, how Tyneside offered a safe haven for Irish immigrants fleeing certain death in a famine-ridden country, and how that resulted in many families on Tyneside having Irish ancestors.
There are steep slopes on this walk but an alternative route is available for wheelchair access.
Booking will secure your place but walk-ups will be available on the day.
If you are a 2024 season ticket holder, remember to bring along your ticket or you may be asked to pay for your tour.
Tour lasts approx 1.5hrs
Safety Information
To attend our walks you need to be reasonably fit, prepared to be responsible for your own safety, and to supervise any children in your care. Appropriate clothing and footwear is recommended. A bottle of water, an umbrella and an extra layer wouldn't go amiss. The British weather is notoriously changeable! Newcastle is an historic city with uneven pavements and narrow passages add to its unique character. There are also often steps to navigate. Our walks take approximately 90 minutes, are you comfortable walking and standing for that length of time? If there’s any activity you are unable to do or if you have a concern, please contact us at [email protected] before booking. We try to stick to footpaths and use pedestrian crossings where available. If you have any pre-medical conditions or injuries that may affect you walking or feel unwell during a walk, please let your Guide know.
Standard Disclaimer
Your participation in the guided walk is at your own risk and we shall not be held liable under any circumstances for any matter arising out of your participation. We accept no responsibility or liability for loss or injury (other than for matters for which we are not legally able to exclude or limit liability). We have public liability insurance.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Grey's Monument, 150 Grainger Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00 to GBP 7.00
