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Running through an often wild landscape with vast panoramic views, the wall was one of the Roman Empire's most northerly outposts. Built around AD122, it has sixteen permanent bases, of which Housesteads Fort is one of the best preserved, conjuring up an evocative picture of Roman military life. Note: fort is owned by the National Trust and maintained and managed by English Heritage
- Enjoy walking alongside the wall.
- Wander through the extensive archaeological remains.
- Take in panoramic views of Hadrian's Wall country.
Limited events organised by English Heritage. Dogs: Dogs welcome on leads
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| Closed 1 January and 24 to 26 December. Telephone for details or visit www.english-heritage.org.uk. Last admission 30 minutes before closing. |
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01434 344525 (Visitor Centre) 01434 344363 (EH Museum) Email: housesteads@nationaltrust.org.uk
Standard Admission Museum/Fort: adult £4.50, child £2.30. Free to English Heritage members. Hadrian's Wall, National Trust information centre and shop free |
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