Hadrian`s Wall Map

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Welcome to
Hadrian’s Wall
Senhouse Roman Museum
Ravenglass Roman Bath House
1⁄4 mile south east of Ravenglass, off minor road leading to A595
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technology and full-sized building reconstructions to
transport you back to Hadrian’s reign. You can even watch
live excavations uncover fresh details of ancient Roman
Britain before your eyes, and get involved in a fantastic
events programme. You can walk or cycle from Segedunum
in urban Tyneside across The Northumberland National Park
to the coastal defences of West Cumbria, or dip in and out,
exploring forts and museums using excellent road and rail
links. However you discover it, Hadrian’s Wall is a unique,
must-see monument and a remarkable place to experience.
Never was an ancient army so clean! The bath house walls here are
the tallest surviving remains along the Frontier. The remarkably well
preserved remains are associated with the Roman fort of
Ravenglass, established in AD130 on the site of a slightly earlier
fortlet. The monument is significant because so few Roman buildings
in Britain survive to such a height, with windows, doorways, niche
and internal rendering still adhering to wall surfaces in many places.
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Hadrian’s Wall
Hadrian’s Wall Country is a great eco-tourism
destination, only 3 hours from London by train, with
connections from most major UK cities stopping in
either Carlisle or Newcastle.
Walk the Wall
Cycle the Wall
Voted the nation’s favourite, the 84-mile long Hadrian’s
Wall Path National Trail takes you from Bowness-on-Solway
in the west to Wallsend in the east, or vice versa.
Hadrian’s Wall Country is perfect for exploring on two
wheels with ‘do in a day rides’ for all ages, a unique long
distance route, and bike hire for adults and children,
with power assisted ‘electric’ bikes to help the
grown-ups keep up!
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By car, good motorway and trunk roads lead to Hadrian’s Wall
Country. All Roman forts and museums, and many sections
of the Wall are accessible by car, with parking at all major sites.
Why not try the new World Heritage Site tourist driving trail
in Cumbria?
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partly accessible
Open: 25 Mar-30 Sep, daily 10am-6pm, 1 Oct-31 Oct,
daily10am-5pm, 1 Nov-19 Feb, Sat-Sun, 10am-4pm, 20-24 Feb,
daily 10am-4pm, 25 Feb-31 Mar, Sat-Sun, 10am-4pm, 24-26 Dec,
1 Jan closed
Admission: Free to English Heritage members. Please visit website
for all prices.
T: +44 (0)16977 47602 W: english-heritage.org.uk/birdoswald
Brampton 8 miles/
Haltwhistle 7 miles
partly accessible
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Housesteads Roman Fort
Open: 6 Feb-31 Mar 10am-5pm daily,1 Apr-30 Sept 10am-6pm
daily, 1 Oct-31 Oct 10am-5pm daily. Please contact for winter
opening times.
Admission: Adult £6.75, Senior / Student £6.00,
Child £4.25, Family £20.00
Joint ticket with Roman Army Museum available
T: +44 (0)1434 344277 W: vindolanda.com
Visit nationaltrail.co.uk/hadrianswall for Trail walking advice.
visithadrianswall.co.uk/nationaltrail
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Birdoswald Roman Fort is the perfect place to see the longest
continuous remaining stretch of this magnificent World Heritage
Site. Explore the extensive remains of the Roman fort and discover
interactive displays, artefacts and a model of the Wall in our
fascinating exhibition. With delicious locally made cakes and treats
in the tearoom, it is the ideal place to stop and relax. You can even
stay at Birdoswald in the 39-bed Farmhouse.
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Stunning excavated fort and civilian settlement with extensive
museum displaying amazing artefacts from the site including some
of the world famous Vindolanda Writing Tablets. Live excavations
from April to September.
Visit the Hadrian’s Wall e-shop: trailgiftshop.co.uk to get your
trail passport, guides and maps before setting off.
Birdoswald Roman Fort
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Roman Vindolanda
Many circular and linear do-in-a-day walks are available for all
abilities. Enjoy nature, history and panoramas galore.
Bardon Mill 1.75 miles
local
fully accessible
The Maryport to Allonby cycle path is brilliant for a family adventure,
and more experienced cyclists can enjoy quiet roads around
Hadrian’s Wall, or even venture beyond the Wall to the site of an
outlying fort at Bewcastle.
Set entirely in a World Heritage Site, Hadrian’s Cycleway (NCN 72)
starts in Ravenglass and follows the line of the Cumbrian coastal
defences and Hadrian’s Wall for 174 miles. Information panels tell
some of the stories along the way.
©Roger Clegg
Help us to safeguard Hadrian’s
Wall for future generations
by following these simple
conservation tips
visithadrianswall.co.uk/cycling and search for Hadrian’s Cycleway.
• Please do not walk on top of the Wall
• Please do not walk in single file - walking side-by-side instead
of in single file doubles the carrying capacity of the grass paths
and reduces the risk of erosion and damage to the underlying
archaeology
• Please use public transport wherever possible.
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site partly accessible/
museum fully accessible
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Set high on a dramatic escarpment, Housesteads takes you back
to the Roman Empire. Wander the barrack blocks and the hospital.
Peer into the oldest toilets you'll ever see, and admire the stunning
panoramic views from this ancient fortress. Our interactive museum
showcases objects once belonging to Roman soldiers, and the
mini-cinema will take you on a journey through time. Throughout
winter Housesteads is open daily for visitors to appreciate Roman
Britain in Northumberland throughout each of the seasons.
Open: 25 Mar - 30 Sep, daily 10am-6pm,1 Oct-31 Oct, daily
10am-5pm, 1 Nov-31 Mar, daily 10am-4pm, 24-26 Dec,1 Jan closed
Admission: Free to English Heritage and National Trust members.
Please visit website for all prices.
T: +44 (0)1434 344363 W: english-heritage.org.uk/housesteads,
nationaltrust.org.uk/hadrians-wall
Bardon Mill
4 miles
contact site
before visiting
fully accessible
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New for 2016!
A new visitor experience
has revitalised Britain’s
most complete cavalry fort.
Inside the Victorian
museum visitors will gain
a deeper insight into the
story of John Clayton, the
saviour of Hadrian’s Wall.
New site interpretation will help visitors understand the ancient
Roman ruins and Britain’s best preserved military bath house.
Plus, little soldiers can enjoy our Family Quest as they step into
the role of a Roman character. Don't miss Chesters Tearoom for
lunch or a light snack.
Open: 25 Mar - 30 Sep, daily 10am-6pm, 1 Oct-31 Oct, daily 10am-5pm,
1 Nov-19 Feb, Sat-Sun, 10am-4pm, 20-24 Feb, daily 10am-4pm,
25 Feb-31 Mar, Sat-Sun, 10am-4pm, 24-26 Dec,1 Jan closed
Admission: Free to English Heritage members.
Please visit website for all prices.
T: +44 (0)1434 681379 W: english-heritage.org.uk/chestersromanfort
partly
accessible WC
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An excellent introduction to Hadrian’s Wall on Tyneside, the
museum features a large-scale interactive model of Hadrian’s Wall
and is Europe’s only venue with objects from every major site
on the frontier.
Segedunum Roman Fort, Baths & Museum S NE28 6HR
Open: Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 11am-4pm
Admission: FREE
T: +44 (0)191 208 6765 W: greatnorthmuseum.org.uk
Open: See the website for up-to-date details.
Admission: See the website for up-to-date details.
T: +44 (0)191 2784217 W: segedunumromanfort.org.uk
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Newcastle upon Tyne 1 mile
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Explore Hadrian’s Wall on Tyneside and visit the most excavated
fort along the Wall. Discover amazing reconstructions including the
only reconstructed Bath House in the UK. The museum is full of
fascinating artefacts revealing the story of Roman life along the wall.
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accessible
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Once the supply base for Hadrian’s Wall, now home to stunning
reconstructions of the fort’s West Gate, a barrack block and the
Commanding Officer’s house. The Museum displays some of the
finest finds from Roman Britain.
Open: See the website for up-to-date details. Admission: FREE
T: +44 (0)191 2771410 W: arbeiaromanfort.org.uk
Shields
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0.75 mile
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accessible
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Edge of an Empire - One Epic Adventure
Vindolanda, live pottery demonstrations
and real Roman pottery finds handling.
Date: 9th & 10th July – Romans Return
to Vindolanda. The famous Ermine Street
Guard will be at Vindolanda with live
demonstrations and activities.
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National Park Centre at Walltown Country Park
S CA8 7JD
Open: April – October: daily 9.30am – 5pm
Admission: FREE
T: +44 (0)1434 344396
W: northumberlandnationalpark.org.uk/places/walltown-country-park/
Haltwhistle
3 miles
©The Vindolanda Trust
FALCONRY OF
ROMAN BRITAIN
Date: Sat 30 April – Mon 2 May
Chesters Roman Fort
Fearsome families are invited to get up
close and personal with our collection
of falcons and hawks.
Festival of the Roses
Come and see the museum
adorned with roses to commemorate
this ancient Roman festival.
pay &
display
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accessible WC
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©The Vindolanda Trust
KITE FESTIVAL
Date: Sat 28 – Mon 30 May
Birdoswald Roman Fort
Make your very own Roman inspired kite,
or try out one from our super selection.
Once you’re ready, we’ll prepare you
with the skills you need to successfully
fly a kite. Don’t miss the live kite
demonstrations from our team of experts.
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ARCHAEOLOGY
DETECTIVES
Date: Sat 23 July – Fri 19 Aug &
Mon 22 Aug – Sun 4 Sept.
Chesters Roman Fort
Get stuck into history with the chance
to uncover clues, and handle artefacts.
Take part in a sand pit dig to unveil
secrets from the late Roman period.
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ROMAN CAVALRY
Date: Sat 20 – Sun 21 August
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Chesters Roman Fort
Meet fast-paced cavalry warriors
with their unique and ancient weapons,
witness awe-inspiring drills at the best
preserved Roman cavalry fort in Britain.
Corbridge Roman Town
S NE45 5NT
Today, you can still walk down the street of an excavated Roman
garrison town and experience a time-capsule of Roman life. Discover
Roman armour and trinkets uncovered with the Corbridge Hoard at
the museum. The Hoard was one of the most significant finds in
Roman history, providing us with a fascinating insight into the life of
a soldier on the Wall. The museum is also home to the Corbridge
Collection, the largest of English Heritage’s Hadrian’s Wall collections.
Open: 25 Mar - 30 Sep, daily 10am-6pm, 1 Oct - 31 Oct, daily
10am-5pm, 1 Nov - 19 Feb, Sat-Sun, 10am-4pm, 20 - 24 Feb, daily
10am-4pm, 25 Feb - 31 Mar, Sat-Sun, 10am-4pm, 24 - 26 Dec,
1 Jan closed
Admission: Free to English Heritage members.
Please visit website for all prices.
T: +44 (0)1434 632349 W: english-heritage.org.uk/corbridge
Arbeia Roman Fort & Museum
Date: 29th - 31st May – Roman Potter at
ROMAN ARMY MUSEUM
Date: May
Located 50m from the Roman Army Museum, our friendly
information staff will be on hand to help you plan your
day with useful information and local insight.
Free WiFi and a range of locally sourced gifts
and refreshments on offer. Look out for
events by following Twitter: @NlandNP
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Great North Museum: Hancock
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Haltwhistle 3 miles
Hexham
5.5 miles
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Standing proudly in the city it has dominated for nine centuries,
Carlisle Castle remained a working fortress until well within living
memory. It has withstood many sieges, contained a valuable royal
prisoner, and been home to the King's Own Royal Border Regiment.
Discover the castle's turbulent past in the fascinating family-friendly
exhibition. Explore medieval castle rooms as well as 19th century
military buildings, and visit Cumbria's Museum of Military Life.
Carlise
Open: 6 Feb - 31 Mar
10am-5pm daily,1 Apr - 30
Sept 10am-6pm daily; 1 Oct-31 Oct 10am-5pm daily.
Please contact for winter opening times.
Admission: Adult £5.50 Senior/Student £5.00
Child £3.25 Family £16.00 Joint ticket with Vindolanda available
T: +44 (0)16977 47485 W: vindolanda.com
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Extensive museum which
gives the whole family
a fantastic introduction
to the Roman Army
and Hadrian’s Wall.
Be transported back 2000
years when you put on
your 3D glasses to watch
the award winning
Eagles Eye film!
Chesters Roman
Fort and Museum
S NE46 4EU
Carlisle Castle
Open: 25 Mar-30 Sep, daily 10am-6pm, 1 Oct-31 Oct,
daily10am-5pm, 1 Nov-12 Feb, Sat-Sun, 10am-4pm, 13-24 Feb,daily
10am-4pm, 25 Feb-31 Mar, Sat-Sun, 10am-4pm, 24-26 Dec,
1 Jan closed
Admission: Free to English Heritage members.
Please visit website for all prices.
T: +44 (0)1228 591922
W: english-heritage.org.uk/carlislecastle
©Kristen Gill/Saddle Skedaddle
National Express coaches run from all over the country to
Newcastle and Carlisle.
The Hadrian’s Wall Country AD122 bus takes you to many of the
Roman sites and is handy for walkers. The bus runs during the
summer months and connects with other local and regional bus
and rail services. For more information on public transport to
Hadrian’s Wall including guided tours please visit the website:
visithadrianswall.co.uk.
Kiosk only
Roman Army Museum
S CA8 7JB
Open: 25 Mar - 30 Sep, daily 10am-6pm, 1 Oct - 31 Oct, daily
10am-5pm, 1 Nov - 19 Feb, Sat - Sun, 10am-4pm, 20 - 24 Feb,
daily 10am-4pm, 24 - 26 Dec,1 Jan closed
Admission: Free to English Heritage members.
Please visit website for all prices.
T: +44 (0)16977 3030 W: english-heritage.org/lanercost
The fabulously scenic Hadrian’s Wall Country line runs from
Newcastle to Carlisle via Hexham and links up with local bus
services. The Cumbrian Coast Line is just the ticket for Maryport
and Ravenglass. Within Newcastle, the Tyne and Wear Metro is
particularly useful for Arbeia and Segedunum.
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Open: 1 Apr - 31 Oct Mon-Sat 10am-5pm
(Restaurant open 9.30am), Sun 11am-5pm, 1 Nov-31 Mar,
Mon-Sat 10am-5pm (Galleries close 4pm, Restaurant open 9.30am),
Sun 12 noon-5pm (Galleries close at 4pm)
Admission: Charges apply.
T: +44 (0)1228 618718 W: tulliehouse.co.uk
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Ravenglass
Brampton 4 miles
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fully accessible
Maryport 0.5 mile
Front cover photo ©Roger Clegg
©Roger Clegg
Travelling to and around
Hadrian’s Wall Country
Open: April - October: daily 10am - 5pm, November – March,
Friday, Saturday & Sunday 10.30am - 4pm. 25 - 26 Dec,
1 Jan closed
Admission: Please visit website for all prices.
T: +44 (0)1900 816168 W: senhousemuseum.co.uk
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The modern and family friendly Roman Frontier Gallery reveals
the frontier story and the effect of Roman occupation on Britain.
Other galleries explore Cumbrian history, archaeology, wildlife
and art. Programme of changing exhibitions.
Vindolanda Roman Excavations
Date: Running Mon-Fri from 28th March
until 16th September 2016. The longest
running event on Hadrian’s Wall sees
more of this fascinating site uncovered –
will you be there to witness the
next major discovery?
Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery
Carlisle 0.5 mile
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The beautiful and now tranquil setting of Augustinian Lanercost
Priory belies an often troubled history. Standing close to Hadrian's
Wall, it suffered frequent attacks during the long Anglo-Scottish wars,
once by Robert Bruce in person. There is still much to see in one of
the best-preserved of Cumbrian monasteries. The east end of the
noble 13th-century church survives to its full height, housing within
its dramatic triple tier of arches some fine monuments.
©Roger Clegg
S CA15 6JD
Unique collection of Roman finds from the adjacent Roman fort
and the Solway coastal defences. Stunning views of the
Solway Firth and Scottish coast.
Open: all year
Admission: Free.
W: english-heritage.org.uk/ravenglass
Lanercost Priory
The path is mainly grass, so the best
time of year to enjoy the route is May to
October, when the impact to the sensitive
archaeology beneath your boots is
lessened. Pick up a trail ‘passport’
and have it stamped along the way
to record your achievement!
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VINDOLANDA
The northern frontier of a
mighty empire that once
covered the known world.
For almost three centuries, Hadrian’s Wall was a vibrant,
multi-cultured frontier sprawling some 80 miles
coast-to-coast with a further 70 miles of coastal defences in
West Cumbria. At six metres high in places and built by a
force of no more than 15,000 men in under six years, it’s as
astounding today for its sheer vision as it is for its
engineering. Milecastles, barracks, ramparts and forts
punctuate the route and the landscape of the Whin Sill, the
rock on which much of the Wall was built, provides a
dramatic backdrop. Explore bath houses, turrets and
shrines, and visit galleries and museums using the latest
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1.25 miles
partly accessible
Key to ROMAN SITE
Hadrian’s Wall Country Bus AD122
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National Trust
Scheduled bus service
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Rail Station
Information
Centre
Parking
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Public toilets
Food & drink
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Shop
Picnic tables
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HADRIAN’S WALL LIVE
Date: Sat 3 – Sun 4 Sept.
Two days of live Roman action at
Birdoswald & Housesteads Roman
Forts. Tickets available from April 2016
at www.english-heritage.org.uk/HWLive
©English Heritage
MANSIO
Visit the Mansio: a movable modern
Roman ruin – a contemporary space
touring to locations across Hadrian’s
Wall; free for visitors to explore.
Hexham Book Festival and Arts &
Heritage have commissioned artists
and writers to create new work about
borders and frontiers, the very reason
Hadrian's Wall was built, which will
be showcased in the Mansio
throughout the tour. Find out more,
including where you can visit the
Mansio on its tour at
www.mansio.co.uk
©Roger Clegg
Plan your visit to
Hadrian’s Wall Country
AREA OF map
OUTSTANDINGto the Wall and Cumbrian coastal defences
Your
LOCKERBIE
National Parks, etc.
GLASGOW, THE NORTH
SENHOUSE
ROMAN
MUSEUM
EDINBURGH, THE NORTH
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NORTHUMBERLAND
NATIONAL PARK
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CRAMLINGTON
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BANKS
TURRET
DISTINGTON
LANERCOST
PRIORY
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HARDKNOTT
ROMAN FORT
300
B5
MARYPORT
Whether you’re visiting one spot, touring the length of the Wall or
exploring the surrounding area, this is the perfect guide for your holiday.
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LAKE DISTRICT
NATIONAL PARK
A689
LAKE DISTRICT
Key to Map NATIONAL PARK
Points of Interest
Preserved sections of the Wall
Carlisle Castle
Senhouse
Museum / Visitor
attractions
Senhouse
CORBRIDGE
DURHAM
CORBRIDGE
HEXHAM
YORK & LEEDS, THE SOUTH
STOCKSFIELD
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Hadrian’s Wall: Bus Routes
Tullie House Birdoswald
Roman Army
Vindolanda Housesteads Corbridge
Museum
1 hr 14 min
1 hr 24 min
1 hr 30 min 1 hr 40 min
2hr 24 min
Tullie House
0 hr 41 min
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0 hr 36 min
0 hr 35 min
0 hr 45 min
0 hr 51 min
1 hr 45 min
Car park
Birdoswald
1 hr 15 min
0 hr 36 min
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0 hr 16 min
0 hr 27 min
0 hr 33 min 0 hr 43 min 1 hr 27 min
Information centre
Roman Army
Museum
1 hr 14 min
0 hr 35 min
0 hr 16 min
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0 hr 10 min
National Railway
Station
Vindolanda
1 hr 24 min
0 hr 45 min
0 hr 27 min
0 hr 10 min
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1 hr 2min
Cumbria
Arbeia
1 hr 15 min
Birdoswald
0 hr 8 min
0 hr 51 min
0 hr 33 min
0 hr 26 min
0 hr 8 min
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Corbridge
1 hr 40 min
1 hr 2 min
0 hr 43 min
0 hr 40 min
0 hr 28 min
0 hr 33 min
Arbeia
2 hr 24 min
1 hr 45 min
1 hr 27 min
1 hr 24 min
1 hr 12 min
1 hr 17 min 0 hr 50 min
Gilsland
Greenhead
Brampton
T +44 (0) 1900 811 450
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Carlisle
Milecastle Inn
Vindolanda
Once Brewed
Peel Crags
Housesteads
Haltwhistle
Bardon Mill
Maryport
Carlisle
Railway Station
Brampton
Railway Station
Haltwhistle
Railway Station
Bardon Mill
Railway Station
Eldon
Square
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Ravenglass
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680 Not Sundays
AD122 runs Easter
- September ONLY
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27
Metro
web link to the AD122 Bus Service - www.simplygo.com/ad122
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Hexham
T +44 (0) 1434 652 220
Haymarket
(Great North
museum)
Wallsend
(Segedunum)
Monument
Market
Street
Newcastle
Central
Station
Hexham
Whitehaven
0 hr 50 min
T +44 (0) 1228 598 596
Chesters
Brunton
0 hr 33 min 1 hr 17 min
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Brocolitia
Hexham
Railway
Station
Source: www.theaa.com
Maryport
Walltown
Tyneside
Bowness-on-Solway
0 hr 28 min 1 hr 12 min
1 hr 30 min
Northumberland
Chollerford
0 hr 26 min 0 hr 40 min 1 hr 24 min
Housesteads
Local Tourist Information Centres
B6318
A6
0 hr 41 min
Airport
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RIDING MILL
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*Only rail stations relevant to the line of the World Heritage Site are shown. Major conurbations
(eg Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Carlisle) have rail stations but these are not indicated for the sake of clarity.
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THE VALLUM
River South Tyne
Drive Times Between Attractions
Course of Hadrian’s Wall
Military Way
Hadrian’s Wall path
Hadrian’s Wall cycle way
Pennine Way
Pennine cycle way
Haltwhistle Burn route
Motorway
A Road
B Road
Railway
Steam railway
Cumbria Coast Trail
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TULLIE HOUSE
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B6318
THE VALLUM
HOUSESTEADS
ROMAN FORT
B6318
ROMAN
ARMY
MUSEUM
A69
BOWNESS-ON-SOLWAY
Solway
Firth
GILSLAND
GREENHEAD
A1
86
MORESBY
FORT
PIKE HILL
TURRET
CAWFIELDS
QUARRY
WALLTOWN
A6
A5
IRISH
SEA
GRETNA
BRIDGE OVER
THE IRTHING
R
BRUNTON
TURRET
STEEL
RIGG SYCAMORE
GAP
g
hin
Irt
9
A5
r
ive
WHITLEY BAY
96
(M)
95
8
PONTELAND
A6
A74
31
BROCAVUM
ROMAN FORT
A7
WORKINGTON
B6
BROCOLITIA
NEWCASTLE
INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
A1
PENRITH
LOCKERBIE
COCKERMOUTH
CHESTERS
ROMAN FORT
& MUSEUM
15
14
13
8
A66
12
A6
SEATON
11
e
NATIONAL PARK
7 8
6
n
Ty
BEWCASTLE
ROMAN FORT
th
5
4
or
3
LAKE DISTRICT
FLIMBY
rN
ve
A6
Ri
MARYPORT
HARRINGTON
A1
DURHAM
Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2016
ASPATRIA
National Railways
A689
station
B Road
Railway
Steam railway
A5
B5
300
MILEFORTLET 21
CUMBRIAN COAST
95
ALLONBY
MORPETH
Other place of interest
A6
86
SOLWAY COAST
NATURAL BEAUTY
Information centre
Haltwhistle Burn route
Motorway
A Road
MAWBRAY
South Shields
(Arbeia)