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About Middlesbrough

HeritageThe world’s greatest explorer Captain James Cook was born in Middlesbrough and is commemorated at the award-winning Captain Cook Birthplace Museum in Stewart Park. There are tributes to him throughout the town from the museum itself to the Bottle of Notes sculpture in Centre Square and even to the name of our superb James Cook University Hospital.

Of course no visit to Middlesbrough would be complete without visiting the Tees Transporter Bridge experience. This masterpiece of engineering is the only operating bridge of its type in England. Opened in 1911 it was designed to allow the masts of large sailing ships to pass underneath. The iconic structure has undergone extensive improvement thanks to the Heritage Lottery Fund to include a newly installed glass viewing lift to the landmark’s upper walkway, an extensively renovated gondola and improved Visitor Centre.

Middlesbrough is a vibrant university town and the commercial hub of the Teesside region. The town has a proud industrial and engineering heritage uniquely represented by the iconic Tees Transporter Bridge.

Today the town is undergoing a transformation and an unmistakeable buzz �lls the air. A positive momentum is rede�ning the area’s future. Plans aren’t just in place, they are happening as we speak. Massive investment is re-shaping the environment across education, leisure, business, retail and homes.

Middlesbrough is home to industry, heritage, sport and culture, where the cost of living is good and the enjoyment level is high. As well as the diverse range of bars and nightlife, there is an in�ux of independent retail stores, new places to eat, theatre, comedy, events and live performances. Middlesbrough is a really great place to live, work, learn and visit.

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Middlesbrough is home to an array of unique attractions and extreme sports facilities.

With seven Green Flag Park awards, the national standard of excellence for green spaces, Albert Park, which houses the Dorman Museum, has a boating lake, sports facilities, café and a roller skating rink. Stewart Park in Marton is home to the Captain Cook Birthplace Museum and includes a café and pets corner.

mima, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, is one of the UK’s leading galleries for modern and contemporary art and craft.

The Tees Transporter Bridge is a must see along with Temenos, one of Middlesbrough’s newest public art additions, alongside the Bottle of Notes.

It’s impossible to talk about Middlesbrough without mentioning football or the “Boro”. The Riverside Stadium, home to Middlesbrough Football Club, is one of the �nest sporting venues in the country. As well as Championship, European and International football matches, the stadium is equipped for a variety of events and functions.

Middlesbrough Sports Village, opened in 2015, is a state-of-the-art facility featuring an athletics stadium, gym and indoor multi sports court. The main building is also home to a children’s Fun Village, while the wider site includes skate plaza, 3G pitches, cycle circuit and the latest addition, The Veledrome - one of the best of its kind in the UK.

The town is also well served with facilities for all types of sport including golf, tennis and even �shing.

For a full list on things to do visit: www.lovemiddlesbrough.com/where-to-go

Attractions

Transporter Bridge Bottle of Notes Middlesbrough Sports Village

ShoppingMiddlesbrough is one of the fastest growing shopping experiences in the North with top high street names sitting alongside independent designer stores on Linthorpe Road and a burgeoning range of quirky independent retailers on Baker Street. The town’s four main shopping centres are all centrally located within walking distance of each other.

Captain Cook SquareThere are plenty of brands and prices to love at Captain Cook Square. TK Maxx, Waterstones, Wilko, TJ Hughes, Peacocks and many more.

Cleveland CentreBursting with top name stores including Boots, Topshop, Psyche 2, New Look, H&M, WH Smith and BHS.

Dundas Shopping CentreYou are sure to �nd a bargain at B&M, Boyes and the Festival Shop amongst a mix of independent traders and the newly launched monthly market held on the last Friday and Saturday of every month.

Hillstreet Shopping CentreHillstreet Shopping Centre o�ers top High Street names such as M&S, Debenhams, Monsoon, Pandora, Sports Direct and Primark.

Linthorpe RoadLook no further than the award-winning Psyche Department Store, Triads and Yakuza for top designer wear whilst perfect gifts can be found at Lots of Loveliness and Howl.

Baker StreetBaker Street is home to a diverse range of independent stores and a real favourite with trendsetters and vintage-hunters.

A lively events programme re�ects the town's ongoing passion for live entertainment, art and music.

For more events information visit:www.lovemiddlesbrough.com/whats-on

Baker Street Linthorpe Road Captain Cook Square

Food & Drink

If the renowned but calorie-laden local dish the ‘parmo’ does not appeal, there are plenty of other options to choose from when eating out in Middlesbrough.

For light dishes, our independent cafes are hard to beat. Opt for inventive home-made fare at the popular Baker Street Kitchen. Try the award-winning Olde Young Tea House on nearby Grange Road for over 60 types of tea and delicious home-made cakes or pop into Chilli Cake Deli on Baker Street, an atmospheric delicatessen that serves tasty dishes.

For chic, upmarket dining, try the contemporary Brasserie Hudson Quay, which has wonderful views of Middlesbrough Dock and the Transporter Bridge. Other options include the stylish new restaurant The Oven on Linthorpe Road or an authentic Southern Indian culinary experience at Dosa Houze.

At La Pharmacie on Corporation Road choose international fare, while classic Italian dishes at Al Forno on South�eld Road are mouth-watering.

With a growing choice of eateries on Linthorpe Road, it really is the place to be. Latest additions include The Purple Pig, Meze Lounge, Pixie’s Diner and Nosh to name a few. Fellini’s and Central Park are great options for families visiting Albert Park and the Dorman Museum.

Don’t miss the latest surge of micro pubs open in Middlesbrough. Sherlocks and The Twisted Lip are popular spots on Baker Street with The Infant Hercules on Grange Road also being a fabulous new addition. And check out the latest Speakeasy bar, Alchemy, on South�eld Road.

Coming soon…Contributing to Middlesbrough’s growing independent scene: Bedford Street will be home to an exciting food and beverage o�er. Orange Pip Market will be the newest, culinary bazaar, happening monthly on Baker Street, where creativity meets the best food in the region. For listings of food and drink visit: www.lovemiddlesbrough.com/where-to-eat

Look out for Restaurant Week - Restaurants o�ering great dining experiences for foodies.

How to get hereIt’s easy and convenient getting to Middlesbrough. The town centre is handy to get to by train and bus. To plan a journey with public transport visit: www.connectteesvalley.com

Or call Traveline on 0871 200 2233 7am-9pm everyday (Calls cost 10p per minute from BT landlines. Call costs from mobile phones may vary)

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Town Centre ParkingDid you know Middlesbrough has over 7,500 parking spaces in the town centre?

For a wide range of convenient options and o�ers visit: www.lovemiddlesbrough.com/parking

2 hours free parking:

Boro CarsT: 01642 222222

Blue Line & Marton CarsT: 01642 224466

Royal CarsT: 01642 655555

Euro CarsT: 01642 224499

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