Spanish City
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| Address | Whitley Bay NE26 1BG, UK |
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| Hours | Open ⋅ Closes 6PM |
| Phone | +44 191 691 7090 |
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| ID | 568509 |
About Spanish City
The Spanish City is a dining-and-leisure centre in Whitley Bay, a seaside town in North Tyneside, Tyne & Wear, England. Erected as a smaller version of Blackpool's Pleasure Beach, it opened in 1910 as a concert hall, restaurant, roof garden and tearoom. A ballroom was added in 1920 and later a permanent funfair.
Where is the Spanish City
Levi Davis: Missing rugby player's family say they live in hope
... Levi Davis was last seen in the Spanish City in October 2022, and has not been found despite appeals and searches...
Andrew Malkinson: Wrongly-jailed man 'broke' and living in tent
... Following a recent visit back to London to see his legal team he said he had lost faith in the UK and is currently living in a tent in the Spanish City of Seville...
Eurovision 2023: Mae Muller and other hopefuls get pre-parties started across Europe
... As well as live performances, over three days of events in the Spanish City, seminar talks on the song contest were held, a walking tour of the city was organised and, of course, fans could dance until the early hours to music from 67 years of Eurovision in clubs...
Spain $1. 7m wine theft: Couple jailed for four years
... The incident happened in 2021 at a luxury hotel in the Spanish City of Cáceres, where the couple were staying as guests...
'It's so liberating': The people quitting social media
... " I was like, this has got to stop, " recalls Gayle, a British expat who lives near the Spanish City of Grenada...
Bilbao's Guggenheim Museum celebrates its 25th anniversary
... But the museum s greatest legacy is arguably the broader impact it has had on the northern Spanish City that hosts it, a phenomenon that has become known as " The Guggenheim effect"...
Heartbreak for fans as Rangers lose Europa final in Seville
... Up to 100,000 supporters of the Glasgow side and 50,000 Frankfurt fans travelled to the Spanish City for the match...
Rangers in Seville: Thousands in city ready for Europa final
... Police expected up to 100,000 supporters of the Glasgow team to travel to the Spanish City for the Europa League final...
Heartbreak for fans as Rangers lose Europa final in Seville
Rangers fans have been left devastated after their team lost the Europa League final to Eintracht Frankfurt on penalties.
The Match ended 1-1 after Extra Time , before The German Side Beat Rangers 5-4 in a shootout in Seville.
Late substitute Aaron Ramsay missed the only penalty in an agonising conclusion in front of tens of thousands of fans.
Earlier they were jubilant when Joe Aribo put Rangers 1-0 ahead in the 57th minute.
But 12 Minutes later The Goal was cancelled out with an equaliser from Eintracht Frankfurt 's Rafael Borre.
Up to 100,000 supporters of the Glasgow side and 50,000 Frankfurt fans travelled to the Spanish City for The Match .
Most of them did not have a ticket for The Game in the 42,700-capacity Estadio Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan.
However Rangers fans were able to watch The Match on big screens at a second stadium in the north of The City .
Supporters leaving the ground after The Game told Bbc Scotland they were disappointed with the result but proud of their team's performance.
In Glasgow, hundreds of disappointed Rangers fans streamed out of the Louden Tavern near Ibrox as Frankfurt won The Penalty shootout.
The pub was packed, with some supporters queuing since This Morning to get a spot inside.
There was an enormous roar from inside when Rangers went 1-0 up but it turned quiet when Frankfurt hit back.
Scenes of joy after going aheadAround a dozen police officers were outside the Louden Tavern throughout the evening but there was no serious trouble.
Fans who spoke to Bbc Scotland as they left aid they were proud of The Team and their run in the Europa League.
Defeat was accompanied by the Glasgow rain which started to fall just as The Match ended and the fans headed home.
Earlier former Rangers captain John Greig , who led The Team to victory in the European Cup Winners' Cup Final in Barcelona in 1972, urged fans travelling to Seville to be " ambassadors" and show the " absolute best" of The Club .
He added: " To see Rangers in a European final is something many of us thought would not be possible again, and I've been so taken by the incredible lengths you are going to in order to reach Seville to back The Team Out There .
" It is vital that we all act responsibly and remember the values that this institution stands for. "
Source of news: bbc.com