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Using our filters will help you find the perfect rental in Tyne and Wear. Tyne and Wear is the ideal destination to look for a letting if you need internet access during your holidays or you never miss an episode of your favourite show, as the most frequently offered features are internet and TVs. You could even look for properties if you like to end your days curled up by the fire (91 rentals include fireplaces in Tyne and Wear) or you enjoy soaking in the hot tub (79 rentals with jacuzzis).
The Weather in Tyne and Wear
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Here is our climate diagram for Tyne and Wear. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. However, temperatures can go lower than 2° in Tyne and Wear in January. The rainiest month is July, while the driest month is April.
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Accommodation options for your holiday in Tyne and Wear
In Tyne and Wear, hotel rooms are the most prevalent property type. The average cost of hotel rooms is £113 a night, with an average size of 23 m². Moreover, the majority of hotel rooms in Tyne and Wear are able to accommodate groups of 3, which makes Tyne and Wear a wonderful destination for couples and small groups. If you would prefer something else, you could look for many other accommodation types, such as apartment rentals, which are another popular property type in Tyne and Wear. These properties cost £163 per night , on average, and have an average size of 92 m².
Explore Tyne and Wear with your own holiday letting
Tyne and Wear is home to the vibrant cities of Sunderland and Newcastle, while there is much more to this region in North East England. Head off the beaten track to discover the history and natural beauty of this wonderful region.
What are the best places to discover the arts and culture of Tyne and Wear?
Cultural treats
Newcastle is home to a number of museums, including the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, housing galleries and performance spaces alongside the River Tyne. The Theatre Royal is another wonderful cultural hub, staging everything from Shakespeare to musicals and children's shows.
Over in Sunderland, you can visit the National Glass Centre to admire glass artworks and even watch glass blowers in action. Head south from Gateshead and you won't be able to miss the Angel of the North, an enormous sculpture by Anthony Gormley.
What are the best activities for families in Tyne and Wear?
Family adventure
For a fun day out, take the kids to Down at the Farm. This working farm in Houghton-le-Spring gives children the chance to feed the lambs and take a tractor ride. You'll even encounter unexpected residents like reindeer and meerkats, while there are excellent family friendly facilities.
Let the children see how their favourite shows are made as part of the BBC Newcastle tour, while budding scientists will love the Discovery Centre, also in Newcastle. With its exciting rides, mini-golf, lazer maze and much more, South Shields' Ocean Beach Pleasure Park is another major family favourite.
Where are the unique attractions in Tyne and Wear?
Historic treasures
Jarrow is home to the Jarrow Hall museum. Step back in time and see what life was like for those living in this region during Anglo Saxon times. Hadrian's Wall ran through modern-day Tyne and Wear, and you can visit the Segedunum Roman Fort at Wallsend, where the wall met the North Sea.
To see another historic gem, head for Penshaw Hill. This is where you'll find the Greek-inspired Penshaw Monument, dating from 1844. The site also offers stunning views over the surrounding countryside, all the way to Newcastle.
How much does it cost to rent a holiday home in Tyne and Wear?
The average nightly price for a holiday home in Tyne and Wear is £17.
How many holiday homes are available to book in Tyne and Wear?
There are currently 3259 holiday homes in Tyne and Wear to browse and book for your next trip.
What is the most popular holiday home amenity in Tyne and Wear?
When booking a holiday home in Tyne and Wear, consider looking for accommodation with internet, TVs, or gardens, which are the three most popular amenities for this destination.
How many holiday homes are on offer in Tyne and Wear?
Holidaymakers looking for accommodation in Tyne and Wear will be pleased to know that there are 3259 options on offer, with prices starting from just £17 per night.
Am I allowed to bring my pet when staying in a Tyne and Wear holiday home?
Finding accommodation in Tyne and Wear for you and your dog is definitely possible, with 545 pet-friendly holiday homes available.
What's the best time of year to travel to Tyne and Wear?
Sun lovers should visit Tyne and Wear in July and August to enjoy the warmest weather.
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