Tynemouth Market
A vibrant weekend market inside historic Tynemouth Metro station, offering art, crafts, vintage treasures, and delicious street food.
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Tynemouth Market
Best Time
Beat the crowds, best selection
Highlights
Must-see attractions
A vibrant weekend market inside historic Tynemouth Metro station, offering art, crafts, vintage treasures, and delicious street food.
"Fabulous market with lots of interests stalls and great food options!"
🎯 Arrive Early for Treasures
Get there at opening for the best vintage finds and unique crafts before they sell out!
💳 Cash is King (Sometimes)
While many vendors accept cards, having some cash can speed up transactions for smaller purchases.
Quick Facts
Hours
Rating
4.5 · 4,170 reviews
Type
Market
Highlights
Discover the most iconic attractions and experiences
Art & Craft Stalls
Main market area
Discover unique local art, handmade crafts, custom jewelry, and quirky keepsakes from talented vendors.
Vintage & Collectibles
Various stalls
Hunt for treasures like vintage clothing, antique finds, and sought-after Pokemon cards for collectors.
Delicious Food Options
Designated food stalls
Indulge in viral doner kebab toasties, sweet French crepes, and a variety of cakes and treats.
The Sidings Shops
Adjacent to market
Explore independent boutiques offering flowers, sustainable goods, old-school sweets, and more.
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Planning Your Visit
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Beyond the Stalls
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Insider Tips
from TikTok, Instagram & Reddit
🎯 Arrive Early for Treasures
Get there at opening for the best vintage finds and unique crafts before they sell out! +1
💳 Cash is King (Sometimes)
While many vendors accept cards, having some cash can speed up transactions for smaller purchases.
👟 Comfortable Shoes Essential
You'll be doing a lot of browsing, so wear comfy shoes to explore all the stalls.
📸 Capture the Vibe
The market's unique setting and diverse stalls make for great photo opportunities.
Tips
from all over the internet
🎯 Arrive Early for Treasures
Get there at opening for the best vintage finds and unique crafts before they sell out! +1
💳 Cash is King (Sometimes)
While many vendors accept cards, having some cash can speed up transactions for smaller purchases.
👟 Comfortable Shoes Essential
You'll be doing a lot of browsing, so wear comfy shoes to explore all the stalls.
📸 Capture the Vibe
The market's unique setting and diverse stalls make for great photo opportunities.
🛍️ Bring Your Own Bag
Reduce waste and carry your haul easily by bringing a reusable shopping bag.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Tynemouth Market is a beloved weekend destination, praised for its diverse stalls offering art, crafts, vintage finds, and unique collectibles. Visitors rave about the delicious food options, especially the viral doner kebab toasties and sweet treats. The charming 'Sidings' shops add another layer of discovery, though some find the variety could be broader.
"Lovely little market. Plenty of art, photography, keepsakes and great food options, but my favourite part was The Sidings, a little row of shops I'd not seen before. Beautiful flowers by Jules, sustainable household goods at Buy the Kilo and old-school sweet shop Sweet Reminisce. There's also Tynemouth Barbers (not that I need that nowadays!) and Love Shy Tattoo shop, which I'm not brave enough to visit, but their work is fantastic.
Last but by no means least House of Frame. Bespoke picture framing with a fantastic selection of frames, a friendly face and a well stocked Gallery from original and limited edition local artists (Prefab, Mul & Lucie in the Sky) to little pick-me-up funky A4 framed prints and everything in-between. Can't recommend a visit enough!!!"
Gavin Anderson
"It's an amazing place. Both sides of a Metro platform transformed into the largest market I have ever seen. Maybe 200 stalls selling stuff plus ten or so street food. A wide variety of stalls from food to clothes to antiques. Put it on your list of must see in the North."
Ooft Sauce
"Fabulous market at Tynemouth Metro station on Saturdays from 9am.
Lots of stalls from news craft goods to second hand and antiques.
After the market have a walk around Tynemouth I would also recommend a walk up the coast to Whitley Bay, bit of a long walk but worth it"
Deborah Brattley
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
Tynemouth Market is conveniently located inside Tynemouth Metro station, making it easily accessible via the Tyne and Wear Metro system. Many visitors arrive by train, and it's also reachable by bus, Uber, or car, though parking can be limited. +1
While Tynemouth Metro station is the primary access point, there are some parking options nearby. However, it's advisable to check local parking regulations and availability, as it can get busy, especially on weekends.
Absolutely! Tynemouth Metro station is a direct stop on the Tyne and Wear Metro line, making public transport the easiest way to reach the market.
The market is generally accessible within the station building, but navigating crowded aisles with prams or wheelchairs might require patience. 'The Sidings' shops are also within the station complex.
The most straightforward way is to take the Tyne and Wear Metro directly to Tynemouth station. The journey is short and frequent. +1
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
No, entry to Tynemouth Market is free. You can browse the stalls and enjoy the atmosphere without any admission fee. +1
Tynemouth Market operates every Saturday and Sunday, typically from 9 AM to 3:30 PM, though some stalls may close slightly earlier.
The market usually operates on bank holiday weekends, including Easter. It's always a good idea to check their social media or website for specific holiday hours.
While not explicitly stated, it's generally best to assume that pets are not allowed inside the market unless they are service animals, due to food regulations and crowd density.
There are no age restrictions for Tynemouth Market. It's a family-friendly environment suitable for all ages.
🎫 🛍️ Onsite Experience
You'll find a diverse range of stalls including arts, crafts, handmade jewelry, vintage clothing, antiques, collectibles (like Pokemon cards), and various food vendors. +2
Doner kebab toasties from Mardi Gras No. 58 are a viral sensation! Also look out for delicious French crepes and crumble pots from Crumbling UK. +2
Yes, 'The Sidings' section features independent shops like Jules (florist), Buy the Kilo (sustainable goods), Sweet Reminisce (sweets), and The Hidden Library (books).
Most visitors spend around an hour to an hour and a half exploring the market, but you could easily spend longer if you're a keen shopper or enjoy the food stalls.
Absolutely! With a wide array of handmade crafts, local art, and unique vintage items, it's a fantastic place to find thoughtful gifts.
📸 📸 Photography
The market's location inside the historic Tynemouth Metro station offers a unique backdrop. Capture the vibrant stalls, interesting finds, and the bustling atmosphere.
Generally, yes, but it's always polite to ask the vendor before taking close-up photos of their products or if you plan to feature them prominently.
The architecture of the Metro station itself, the colorful displays of art and craft stalls, and the food vendors often make for great shots.
Morning light can be lovely, but the market is busy throughout the day. Consider the time of day based on the type of shots you want – bright and busy, or slightly calmer.
Drones are generally not permitted inside indoor public spaces like markets due to safety and privacy concerns. Always check local regulations.
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