Grey Street sits at the heart of Newcastle’s historic Grainger Town and is one of the city’s most recognisable streets. Developed as part of Richard Grainger’s transformation of Newcastle in the 1830s, the sweeping street is known for its impressive classical architecture and distinctive curved layout.
Today, Grey Street combines its historic character with plenty to see and do. Visitors will find a wide selection of restaurants, bars and cafés alongside independent shops and some of Newcastle’s best-known landmarks. The street is home to the Theatre Royal, while Grey’s Monument and the historic Central Arcade can be found towards its northern end, making Grey Street a popular part of any visit to Newcastle city centre.
Q-Park Stowell Street provides convenient parking near Grey Street and is a great starting point for exploring this part of Newcastle city centre. From the car park, visitors can walk across the city centre to Grey Street and enjoy its restaurants, shops, bars and attractions.
Open 24 hours a day, Q-Park Stowell Street makes it easy to park for daytime shopping, an evening meal or a visit to the Theatre Royal. Its central position also puts visitors within easy reach of Grainger Market, Newcastle Chinatown, The Gate and St James’ Park.