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Britannia Guesthouse
54/56 Julian Avenue
South Shields
Tyne and Wear

NE33 2EW
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The Britannia guest house is situated in the quiet residential area, but still in the town centre and only a 5 min walk to the Tyne ferry, customs house, bars, restaurants, beaches, parks and Metro with it's links to Newcastle and its Intl airport.We are also the nearest guest house to South Tyneside college survival centre, and only 200 metres to Arbeia roman fort. A beautiful 10 bedroomed Victorian home, decorated to an extremely high standard, with very spacious comfortable rooms. Whether you are looking for a seaside resort or a cultural experience the Britannia Guest House offers first class accommodation and a great location. South Shields is a traditional seaside resort with beautiful beaches and a dramatic coastline. It is the perfect choice for those seeking a holiday, a weekend away or a day trip. Ideal for families with its stunning coastline, golden beaches and picturesque villages South Shields and surrounding area is a joy to visit whatever the time of year. South Shields has a good reputation for lively nightlife, dining and shopping and the atmosphere is friendly and welcoming. With all this to see and do, you'll can see why South Shields is the place to visit! Newcastle and Gateshead are within 20 minutes drive or a short Metro ride away where you can find many cultural, historic and educational attractions including the Gateshead Millenium Bridge, The Sage Gateshead and Newcastle's Life Centre. Only 15 minutes drive is the city of Sunderland where you can visit the award winning Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens and the National Glass Centre.

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