How to find us
The Dental Hospital is located on Richardson Road, adjacent to the Royal Victoria Infirmary (RVI) in the heart of Newcastle's city centre and can be easily accessed by public transport or by car. There is a Multi Storey Car Park on the RVI site accessible via Queen Victoria Road and a number of public parking facilities are available in the nearby vicinity.
Below is a map to help with directions and links to websites with helpful information on local public transport and other ways of getting to Newcastle such as driving or flying.
Hospital
Parking area
Disabled Parking
Train station
Bus stop
Metro station
Wayfinder Kiosk
Entrance / Main entrance
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Public transport
To help you get in and around Newcastle more easily, link onto the Nexus Tyne & Wear passenger transport website. Here you will find travel details for all public transport including bus routes into and out of the city centre, the extensive underground Metro system, the cross Tyne ferry service, and local rail services.
If you are travelling by Metro or Bus Services, the nearest station to the Hospital is "Haymarket".
"On foot" walk from the Haymarket either through the University Campus of Thomas Street (turning right) onto Queen Victoria Road, approximately 500 metres to the Main Entrance (New Victoria Wing).
Metro
Exit at Haymarket.
Bus Services
Should you require further information regarding Public Transport please go to www.nexus.org.uk or Travel Telephone 0871 2002233.
Park & Ride
Great Park is a convenient location for parking and using public transport to the Hospital.
High speed rail links
Access to all our hospitals in Newcastle is easy with high speed rail links directly to Newcastle’s Central Station from many destinations in England and Scotland. We are less than an hour and a half away from both Leeds and Edinburgh, and you can get here directly from London Kings Cross, Peterborough Birmingham, Sheffield, Manchester and Glasgow in just 3 hours or less.
Find out more information on times and fares at the East Coast and Virgin Trains websites.
Driving to Newcastle
Newcastle is easily accessible if you are driving or prefer to travel by coach with major road routes straight to the centre from both the north (A1) and south (A1M) and from the west (A69).
This means you can get here from Carlisle in under an hour and a half, from Leeds, York and Sheffield in less than 2 hours and from Liverpool, Manchester and Glasgow in 3 hours or less.
Car Parking - Dental Hospital
There is limited space on site at the Dental Hospital, and ‘Pay and Display’ parking is available on Richardson Road.
Disabled Parking is on site, but again very limited. Should you be unable to access parking on site or in the ‘Pay and Display’ please go to the Multi-Storey Car Park (Queen Victoria Road).
Fly direct to Newcastle International Airport
Newcastle’s International Airport is just 20 minutes away from the city centre which is easily accessible by the local Metro system, car or taxi. Direct flights are available in less than an hour from many parts of the UK and the Republic of Ireland, including Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, Exeter and London (Gatwick, Heathrow and Stansted).
There are a number of daily connections with many major cities in Europe including Amsterdam, Brussels, Dusseldorf, and Paris and regular flights come and go from many other European destinations including Faro, Malaga, Murcia, Palma Mallorca and Tenerife, all accessible by reasonably priced airlines such as Easyjet, Jet2, Flybe and Ryanair.
Newcastle can also be reached directly from as far afield as Dubai, all year round, and Orlando, Florida and Toronto, Canada during the summer months when regular scheduled flights are available.
Click onto Newcastle International Airport to find out more about direct flights to Newcastle.
