Must See Sights and Landmarks in Nelson Bay Area

"Christ Church Cathedral starts off our list as one of the must-visit churches here in Newcastle. Opened in 1902, this is also known as the Cathedral Church of Christ the King. Likewise, it is the Diocese of Newcastle’s cathedral church."

"It is perhaps one of the oldest churches, located in the Hunter Valley. Established in 1861, the church is still popular because of its music. The music has been an integral part of the church’s life and ministry."

"Boatrowers Hotel Stockton is located in Newcastle and features free Wi-Fi. It is situated a short stroll from Stockton Beach."

"The Kent Hotel is a busy pub with live music on the restaurant strip in Hamilton. Wednesday night is quiz night, so prepare yourself for a busy crowd. If you are looking out for Karaoke you should drop in on a Monday or Thursday and show what you've got on stage!"

"The Kent Hotel is a traditional and historic pub with a plant-filled beer garden. The hotel's bistro serves high-quality pub meals. Burgers, fish, pasta and succulent meat come highly recommended."

"Amongst the hustle and bustle of Newcastle’s CBD, you’ll find a quaint stop for a quick bite of authentic Japanese cuisine; Asadon. There’s something about this Japanese soul food that leaves your spirit feeling a little lighter on departure. The curries, sushi, rice and noodle dishes have a certain authentic flair to them that have led to a string of Novocastrians and visitors dubbing Asadon the best Japanese restaurant in Newcastle –maybe it’s time to add yourself to that list!"

"One of Newcastle's best kept secrets, Asa Don offers traditional Japanese cuisine with their tiny kitchen pumping out some of the freshest flavours all the while being affordable and friendly. Keeping it consistent is what they do best with their warm friendly staff not only filling your belly but making you feel right at home. Where: 179 King St, Newcastle"

"Bringing an authentic taste of the Orient to Kahibah, Don’s Asian Kitchen on Glebe Street is a hidden local gem. A traditional décor of wall art and bamboo light shades blends with crisp white tablecl..."

"From 5-course tasting banquets with wine to match to small dishes and cocktails, Nagisa’s contemporary interpretation of traditional Japanese cuisine is the perfect venue for lunch with mates by the harbour or a romantic date night. Located on Honeysuckle’s foreshore, Nagisa’s extensive food and drink menus have been tirelessly tweaked and twisted into the ideal Japanese dining experience with a sprinkle of modern edge. Whether you’re dining in the fresh, social atmosphere of the outdoor deck, inside in the intimate mood lighting or opt to be front and centre at the Teppanyaki bar, Nagisa is the type of dining experience you’ll be talking about for days."

"A cut above most of the restaurants in this likeable waterside strip, Nagisa has a pleasant indoor-outdoor seating area and a menu of Japanese and Japanese-inspired food. The sashimi has robust texture and subtle..."

"Here for good times, nights out and memory-making, the in-house gelato is the perfect cool off after a swing on the green or some intense bowling. Home-made gelato includes salted caramel & peanut butter, strawberries & cream, fresh mint & chocolate, and Piña Colada (dairy-free, gluten-free, vegan).More Info: click here. Know of somewhere else that should be on the list?"

"The iconic Queens Wharf Hotel is another harbourside establishment with views befitting of royalty, not to mention a comprehensive wine and beer menu that’d make Her Majesty throw in Buckingham for Broadmeadows. It boasts an elegant modern design plus a chic and spacious upstairs called the Skiff Bar, where patrons can take in the water views and watch the ships as they cruise into port. Where the Queens Wharf Hotel really shines, however, is in its ability to complement its drinks menu and extravagant views with great food and regular entertainment, ensuring there’s always something for everyone."

"Nearby is Newcastle’s renowned seafood restaurant Scratchleys. Having a tot doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the scrumptious seafood as Scratchleys offers a takeaway window where you can order a variety of things including fish and chips and ice cream cones. Grab a seat at one of the outside tables and chairs and wait until your order number is called and then enjoy both the food and view!"

"150 Wharf Road Newcastle NSW 2300Visit Queens Wharf Brewery(02) 4929 6333. Newcastle’s Queens Wharf Brewery looks out over one of the world’s most picturesque harbours, with views of iconic Newcastle attractions such as the Newcastle lighthouse and of coarse the wharf. -32.925545 151.781785"

"It is perhaps one of the oldest churches, located in the Hunter Valley. Established in 1861, the church is still popular because of its music. The music has been an integral part of the church’s life and ministry."