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Explore Newcastle City Centre Visitor Information Explore Newcastle city centre A B C D G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X YOUNG QUEEN FITZROY ST FERN WILSON Newcastle Airport 23km, DENISON ST Stockton MAITLAND STREET STREET ST Beach MAITLAND Vineyards & Brisbane COWPER HUNTER To Sydney - STREET C O A L S T STREET STREETCHURCH STREET Newcastle Freeway STREET Hunter River (F3) 15km Stockton MITCHELL Throsby Creek STREET STREET NEWCASTLE HUDSON PITT Carrington STREET STREET STREET ALBERT e Cruise Berth u s DONALD STREET o B I B B Y Ferry h t STREET H h STREET Wickham g A i Park GREENWAY ST L N Foreshore Promenade & ROAD N s CLEARY y E b b L o CHURCH ST L N STREET o STREET STREET T LINDSAY Wickham S SWAN Horseshoe T Marina Beach STREET THROSBY ST R NEWCASTLE HARBOUR E STREET E Camp Hamilton T SAMDON Gregson R E A Y S T Hamilton STREET L I N D U S Shortland Park STREET JAMES STREET STREET BREAKWALL STREET T U D O R S T R A I L W A Y STREET Nobbys STREET BISHOPGATE Throsby Wharf Beach ST Harbour Square W H A R F ROAD STREET ROAD B E L F O R D D I X O N S T CAMERON ELCHO Lee Wharf Newcastle Railway B R I D G E S T PARRY STREET Foreshore Promenade The Foreshore Queens Wharf STREET Station and MILTON ST Foreshore Park DENISON WILLIAM ST Coach Terminal MURRAY HONEYSUCKLE DRIVE Fort STEEL RD W H A R F NOBBYS CENTENARY R O A D HUNTER STREET Convict Scratchley A R G Y L E S T VEDA Honeysuckle SCOTT Lumber Yard BLACKALL STREET SHEPERDS PL DRIVE W O O D S T HUNTER MALL T B O N D S T STEVENSON PL S Birdwood ST Enterprise ST STREET MEREWETHER ST Park Park FORT ST KING STREET HUNTER STREET ALFRED AVENUE ST HUNTER STREETAUCKLAND BEACH SKELTON ST ST Honeysuckle KING STREET WATT ST SHORTLAND ST Civic STREET STREET ST EVERTON STREET Pacific CHAUCER W A R R A H S T Marketown ST Park BROWN TELFORD SILSOE C O R O N A Shopping Newcastle P A R N E L L S T PERKINS Civic Park O C E A N S T AVE H E B B U R N S T Centre BROWN ST STREETChristchurch ZAARA STREET CHURCH MURRAY DUMARESQ GIBSON ST East Cathedral AV STREET TYRRELL PACIFIC Art STREET MORONEY Broadmeadow S T R E E T S T E E L KEMP LAMAN Gallery STREET BOLTON STREET PARRY H A L L S T Racecourse & Newcastle RAVENSHAWD I C ST K S T STREET STREET S T R E E T ST and QUEEN SWAN ATT ST Newcastle Beach Jockey Club BULL Library WOLFE STREET STREETCOUNCILLANE W ALEXANDER PARADE The Hill ST Fletcher P A R K A R N O T T S T STREET DARBY Park PARKWAY P I T S T ST M O T South P A R K S T ST S S STREET B BEAUMONT STREET R ORDNANCEBARKER Newcastle Leamouth GLOVERS I C Arcadia D A R B Y S T NEWCOMEN WATT GORDON R Beach A T T STREET STREET STREET STREET E Park Park S STREET The STREET JENNER National W STREET Obelisk Park STREET Cooks Hill ROAD E RESERVE D R I V HIBBERD KITCHENERANZAC K TURNBULL O R STREET BROOKS ST Y LAWSON STANLEY H I L L V I E W Cooks Hill NESCA PARADE CRES Hamilton South KENRICK TOOKE LEMNOS NATIONAL THE King Edward Newcastle FARE FREE Zone DARLING RAILWAY BINGLE STREET Park STREET STREET Centennial C L A P H A M S T GREENSLOPE Daily from 7.30am to 6pm PARADE Bogey Hole STREET UNION Park PARADE TERRACE (PACIFIC HWY) STEWART AVENUE STREET Nesca PULVER Hop on any bus within the shaded map area and CHURCHILL CCT To Charlestown Park STREET STREET Shepherd’s it's FREE. FOWLER CORLETTE BRUCE STREET DARBY STREET Hill CRAM YOUNG STREET HARLE ST Ask the driver if you are unsure Aofccommodation the route or destination. ATTRACTIONS STREET STREET STREET DAWSON Art Galleries and Museums STREET STREET Strzelecki Toilet STREET AVENUE B6 Beaumont St THOMASF2 Fishermans Co-op L7 Newcastle Art Gallery F E N T O N Scenic STREET AVENUE P9 BogeySee Hole R5 ForeshoreSTREET Park P5 Newcastle’sSMITH Famous Tram Lookout Police Lookouts Q5 BusMap Terminus to T5 Fort Scratchley H8 No. 1 & 2 Sportsgrounds Visitor Information Newcastle The Junction AVENUE Ocean Baths overleaf STREET V2 Nobbys Lighthouse & breakwall DRIVE M5 Centenary Antiques STREET O6 Hunter Street Mall BROOKS HUGH FARQUHAR Post Office Train Station STREET O7 Obelisk RAVENSHAW The Junction N6 Cinema C2 Islington antique & bric-a-brac LIGHT ROAD RAILWAY Q6 Pacific Park Taxi Rank Bus Stop L6 City Hall O9 King Edward ParkLLEWELLYN GLEBE ROAD HENRY L6 ST 06 King StSTREET boutique stores J7 Panthers NewcastleSTREET Civic Park ROSE WRIGHTSON Fare Free Bus Route Parking HOPKINS B A R L6 CivicMACQUARIE Theatre WILTON L7 Lovett Gallery P5 Queens Wharf Tower Bar Beach ALICE STREET BEACH Susan STREET MEMORIAL Patrolled Beach Fare Free Zone EDWARD A7 STREET STREET K7 Conservatorium of Music L5 Maritime Centre RacecourseLINGARD & Jockey Club Gilmore ST Merewether STREET AVENUE Beach Q5 CITY I6 Marketown Shopping Centre N10 Strzelecki Lookout Educational Institution Train Line Convict Lumberyard SELWYN BURWOOD STREET Newcastle Fare Free Zone STREET CALDWELL L5 AVE J8 I6 RIDGE WINSOR Visitor Information Centre Cooks Hill Gallery McDonalds PATRICK Daily from 7:30am to 6pm Shopping Centre Disabled Access** STREET STREET G3 Cruising Yacht Club MORGANH8 National Park L6 Wheeler Place STREET Bar ST RefreshmentsBike Hire JANET Beach Cruise Berth Q5 Customs House H8 Netball courts DENT D3 Wickham Park ST BUCHANAN Hop on any bus within the Fare Free Zone! STREET SNEDDON STREET Empire Wifi area L8 Darby St L7 NewcastleSTREET Library P6 Wifi area Ask the driver if you are unsure of the route or destination Picnic Tables First Aid** STREET ST Park WATKINS I13 Empire Park Skate bowl L5 Newcastle Museum MEREWETHER ST HELEN MITCHELL S T R E E T ** Only available when lifeguards are on patrol. Q5 KILGOUR P5 Ferry Terminal Newcastle Railway Station FREDERICK Visitor information visitnewcastle.com.au.
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