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Middlesbrough is a proud Tees town with a strong industrial heritage, a famous bridge and green parks close to the middle. It is a friendly, unfussy place to meet someone new. Check opening times before you go.
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First date ideas in Middlesbrough
Three easy places to meet someone new in and around Middlesbrough. Check opening times before you go.
The Transporter Bridge
A landmark over the River Tees, opened in 1911, that carries cars and people across on a gondola. Check opening times before you go.
Albert Park
A Victorian park in Middlesbrough with a lake, bandstand and gardens. Free to enter and a calm, public place to meet.
Stewart Park
A large park in Marton with lawns, a lake and woodland, a short bus ride from Middlesbrough town centre. Free to enter and good for a long walk.
Around Middlesbrough
Neighbourhoods and nearby towns: Middlesbrough town centre, Linthorpe, Marton, Acklam, Nunthorpe and Ormesby.
Getting there: Middlesbrough station is on the Tees Valley line to Darlington and Redcar, with trains along the Durham Coast line to Hartlepool, Sunderland and Newcastle and on the Esk Valley line to Whitby. Buses run from Middlesbrough town centre, and the A66, A19 and A174 are the main roads.
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Questions about dating in Middlesbrough
What is a good first date in Middlesbrough?
There are plenty of easy options: a look at the Transporter Bridge, a walk in Albert Park and a stroll in Stewart Park. Choose somewhere public, keep it short and check opening times before you go.
How do I get to Middlesbrough?
Middlesbrough station is on the Tees Valley line to Darlington and Redcar, with trains along the Durham Coast line to Hartlepool, Sunderland and Newcastle and on the Esk Valley line to Whitby. Buses run from Middlesbrough town centre, and the A66, A19 and A174 are the main roads.
Can I join Silver Gay Singles from Middlesbrough?
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Is it safe to meet someone from online dating in Middlesbrough?
Meet somewhere public, tell a friend where you are going and keep the first date short. Our guide to dating safely has more tips.