Travel and Transport

Getting to and around Newcastle

Airport

Newcastle International Airport has direct metro and bus links to Newcastle city centre, with the metro journey taking around 25 minutes, and excellent connections to London Heathrow and other connecting airports (including Amsterdam & Dubai), as well as European and domestic destinations.

Train

Newcastle Central Station is the main railway hub, located about 10 minutes away by foot or a short taxi ride. It offers national rail services to major cities across the UK.

Metro

The Metro is Newcastle’s rapid transit system. The nearest Metro station is St. James, approximately a 5-minute walk from Newcastle Helix. The Metro provides connections across the city and to Newcastle International Airport.

Bus

Numerous bus routes serve the Newcastle Helix area. Key stops include St. James’ Park and Barrack Road. Check the local bus operator’s website for detailed schedules and routes; see Traveline North East.

Car

For those driving, Newcastle Helix is accessible via the A167(M). On-site parking is available at the multi-storey car park on-site, accessed from Corporation Street postcode for satnav NE4 5QB, with additional parking facilities nearby.

Accessibility

Accessible Transport

Most buses and metro services are equipped with ramps and designated spaces for wheelchair users. Check with the service providers for specific accessibility features.

Facilities at Newcastle Helix

The site is designed with accessibility in mind, featuring step-free access, elevators, and accessible restrooms throughout the premises.

For more information, please see the Newcastle Helix web pages.