The International Centre for Life is a unique science village situated in the heart of Newcastle Upon Tyne. Designed by acclaimed architect Sir Terry Farrell, Life is one of the city's most striking landmarks.Location
We are situated at the very centre of one of Europe's most cosmopolitan cities.
Newcastle upon Tyne has a vibrant mix of the contemporary, cultural, stylish and historic and is famed across the world for its captivating and hospitable welcome.
Steeped in 2,000 years of history from Roman occupation to an industrial powerhouse built on shipbuilding and coal, the City has undergone a cultural renaissance in recent years. The breathtaking Georgian streets are home to an abundance of shops, restaurants, bars and attractions while a short drive will take you to some of the country's most beautiful coastlines and countryside.
In short, it's a place that delegates will want to come and experience.
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By Car
Life is situated a few minutes drive from the A1 (M), the main route between the UK capital cities of London and Edinburgh. There are over 400 secure car parking spaces available at Times Square Car Park.
By Train
We are located just 200 yards away from Newcastle’s Central Railway Station which has passenger rail connections to all of the UK’s main cities and towns. The Metro underground system also runs through this station with trains running every few minutes to areas of Newcastle, North Tyneside, Gateshead South Tyneside and Sunderland.
By Foot
Newcastle is a very compact city and can be easily walked, from one side to the other, in less than 15 minutes.
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By Air
Newcastle International airport is just 6 miles from the city centre, 15 minutes by car, and has connecting scheduled flights to all major UK airports.