1. Transporter Bridge

• What: Iconic symbol of Middlesbrough, built in 1911.

• Why Visit: Stunning views and a chance to ride a gondola across the River Tees.

• Tip: Check operating hours for the visitor lift or book a bungee jump for a thrill!

2. MIMA (Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art)

• What: A contemporary art museum and cultural hub.

• Why Visit: World-class exhibitions, workshops, and a cozy café.

• Free Entry!

3. Tees Transporter Park

• What: A park by the River Tees with walking trails and picnic areas.

• Why Visit: Relaxing outdoor space with scenic views of the Transporter Bridge.

4. Captain Cook Birthplace Museum

• What: Museum dedicated to the life of Captain James Cook.

• Why Visit: Interactive exhibits, memorabilia, and a lovely surrounding park.

5. Riverside Stadium

• What: Home of Middlesbrough Football Club.

• Why Visit: Catch a match or book a stadium tour for an insider’s look.

1. Dorman Museum

Explore Middlesbrough’s history, art, and natural sciences, with a focus on the town's industrial past.

2. Stewart Park

A tranquil escape with woodlands, a lake, and a café. Great for families and joggers.

3. Albert Park

A Victorian-style park with a boating lake, tennis courts, and a museum.

1. Roseberry Topping

• Distance: 20 minutes by car.

• Why Visit: A short but rewarding hike with panoramic views of the Cleveland Hills.

2. North York Moors National Park

• Distance: 30 minutes by car.

• Why Visit: Ideal for walking, cycling, and exploring picturesque villages like Great Ayton and Goathland.

3. Saltburn-by-the-Sea

• Distance: 30 minutes by car.

• Why Visit: A charming seaside town with a historic pier, cliff tramway, and surfing spots.

1. Cleveland Centre

Middlesbrough’s main shopping hub, featuring high-street brands.

2. Baker Street and Bedford Street

Explore quirky independent shops, cafes, and bars in this trendy area.

3. Teesside Park

A retail park with shops, restaurants, and a cinema.

Local Favorites

• The Curing House: Charcuterie and steakhouse with an elegant touch.

• Central Park: Casual dining with a wide-ranging menu.

• Oven Restaurant: Modern British cuisine with a focus on fresh, local ingredients.

Pubs & Bars

• The Twisted Lip: Craft beer and a bohemian vibe.

• The Dickens Inn: Traditional pub with live music.

Official Tourism and Information

• Love Middlesbrough – Official site for attractions, events, and local guides.

• Visit Tees Valley – Regional tourism information for the Tees Valley area.

Transport

• Middlesbrough Railway Station – Train times and station info.

• Arriva Bus Middlesbrough – Local bus services and routes.

• Stagecoach Teesside – Regional bus network.

Accommodation

• Booking.com Middlesbrough – Hotels and guesthouses.

• Premier Inn Middlesbrough – Budget-friendly stays.

• Airbnb Middlesbrough – Local short-term rentals.

Key Attractions

• MIMA (Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art) – Modern art gallery and events.

• Captain Cook Birthplace Museum – Museum info and opening times.

• Transporter Bridge – History, tours, and events.

Events and Entertainment

• Orange Pip Market – Monthly street food and music event.

• Riverside Stadium – Match tickets and stadium tours.

• Middlesbrough Theatre – Theatre shows and tickets.

Parks and Nature

• North York Moors National Park – Nearby natural beauty and hiking trails.

• Roseberry Topping – Iconic hill near Middlesbrough.

• Stewart Park – Park information.

Shopping & Dining

• Cleveland Centre – Main shopping mall in the town center.

• Teesside Park – Retail, dining, and entertainment hub.

• TripAdvisor Middlesbrough Restaurants – Top-rated eateries in the area.

Local News and Updates

• Gazette Live – Latest news and events in Middlesbrough.

• BBC Tees – Regional news and updates.

Emergency Contacts

• Cleveland Police – Local police services.

• James Cook University Hospital – Nearest hospital for emergencies.