Bedlington
Bedlington
Jarrow
Jarrow
Bus Driving

Bedlington to Jarrow

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Bedlington to Jarrow covers 20 kilometers. Driving via the A189 and A19 takes about 35 minutes. Public transport involves a bus to a Metro station or a combination of bus services. Jarrow is famous for its historic monastery and its role in the life of the Venerable Bede. This route connects the northern reaches of the region to the historic heart of South Tyneside.

Total Distance: 20 km driving distance, 17 km straight-line air distance.
Fastest Way
Driving is the fastest, taking 35 minutes via the A19.
Cheapest Way
Bus travel is the most affordable at 5 GBP.
Compare Bedlington to Jarrow Routes
Bus
Connecting
Driving
Direct
Duration 80 mins 35 mins
Avg Price 5 GBP 6 GBP fuel cost
Operator Arriva North East Personal Vehicle
Route Bus to Newcastle, then Metro to Jarrow A189 and A19
Tip The Metro is the most efficient way to reach Jarrow from Newcastle. The A19 Tyne Tunnel is the most direct route; ensure you have toll payment ready.
Travel Tips
  • Metro Usage
    Use the Tyne and Wear Metro for easy access to Jarrow from Newcastle.
  • Museum Hours
    Check the opening times for Jarrow Hall before visiting, as they vary by season.
  • Parking
    Public parking is available near the town center and Jarrow Hall.
  • Walking
    The area around the monastery is great for walking; bring comfortable shoes.
  • Connectivity
    Jarrow is well-connected to South Shields and Newcastle via the Metro.
Safety Tips
  • Road Safety
    The A19 is a busy road; ensure your vehicle is roadworthy before traveling.
  • Personal Safety
    Jarrow is generally safe, but stay aware of your surroundings in the town center.
  • Site Safety
    Follow all signs when exploring the monastery ruins to avoid tripping.
  • Night Travel
    Use well-lit routes when walking near the Metro station at night.
People Also Ask
  • Is Jarrow part of South Tyneside?
    Yes, Jarrow is a town within the borough of South Tyneside.
  • Can I see the monastery?
    Yes, St Paul's Monastery is open to the public.
  • Is there a train station?
    Jarrow is served by the Tyne and Wear Metro system.
  • Are there shops?
    Yes, the town center has a variety of local shops and supermarkets.
  • Is it family-friendly?
    Yes, Jarrow Hall is an excellent educational destination for families.
Quick Info
  • From Bedlington, Northumberland, United Kingdom
  • To Jarrow, Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom
  • Modes
Best Time to Travel

Visit in summer to enjoy the grounds of Jarrow Hall.

Things to Do in Jarrow
1
Jarrow Hall
A historic site dedicated to the life of the Venerable Bede, featuring a museum, farm, and gardens.
2
St Paul's Monastery
The site of the ancient monastery where Bede lived and worked. It is a place of great historical significance.
3
Jarrow Park
A large public park with sports facilities and green spaces for relaxation.
4
Jarrow Town Center
A local shopping area with a variety of stores and amenities.
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