Newcastle Castle

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Newcastle Castle is a medieval fortress in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, that gave the city its name and stands as one of its most significant historic monuments.

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Newcastle Castle canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Duke of Normandy
fortified structure
medieval castle
tourist attraction
builtFor defence
category Castles in Tyne and Wear
Grade I listed castles in Tyne and Wear
Museums in Newcastle upon Tyne
Tourist attractions in Newcastle upon Tyne
cityGateAssociation the Black Gate
surface form: Black Gate
country England
era Norman period
feature defensive walls
gatehouse
great hall
medieval architecture
rooftop views over Newcastle
function administrative centre
prison
royal fortress
governingBody Newcastle Castle charity
hasPart the Black Gate
the Castle Keep
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
Scheduled Monument
inception 11th century
locatedIn Newcastle upon Tyne
North East England
Tyne and Wear
locatedOn north bank of the River Tyne
material stone
namedAfter Newcastle Castle self-linksurface differs
new castle built by Robert Curthose
nearbyStructure High Level Bridge
openToPublic true
originalBuilder Robert Curthose
originalConstructionType motte-and-bailey castle
overlooks River Tyne
rebuiltAs stone keep castle
region historic county of Northumberland
significance gave Newcastle upon Tyne its name
one of Newcastle’s most important historic monuments
touristActivity exhibitions
guided tours
use heritage site
museum

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Newcastle upon Tyne hasLandmark Newcastle Castle
Newcastle Castle namedAfter Newcastle Castle self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Newcastle upon Tyne
New Castle, England hasLandmark Newcastle Castle
subject surface form: Newcastle upon Tyne
Quayside (Newcastle upon Tyne) near Newcastle Castle