Stadium guide

St James Park

Newcastle upon Tyne, Royaume-Uni

52 000 seats Opened in 1880 Football

Newcastle United FC

Key facts

The stadium is named after a chapel and a hospital (St James) that stood near the site where it was built.

It hosted Euro 1996.

Access Tours

Access, transport & parking

Stadium addressStrawberry Place, NEI 4ST Newcastle upon Tyne, Royaume-Uni

Directions

How to get to St James Park by public transport?

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"St. James' station" : Tyne & Wear Metro

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"Monument station" green and yellow lines - Bus 12/39/40/62/63/71/72/84/87/808

"Haymarket" : Bus 47/55/808

"Eldon Square" : Bus X1/X1A

Practical info

There is no public car park at the stadium and traffic is restricted and regulated on matchdays.

Park and Ride facilities near the A1 motorway "Newcastle Great Park" and the Metrocentre (shopping centre).

It is recommended to use public transport.

The stadium is 10 minutes walk from Newcastle Central Station and 5 minutes from "Monument" metro station and Haymarket and Eldon Square bus stations.

Bike parking is also available.

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How to travel to Newcastle?

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