Hadrian's Wall

The best place to see the wall – as well as the beautiful scenery – is in Northumberland National Park near Once Brewed. Turn off at the visitor’s centre on B6318 and there will be a parking lot on your right. From there you can follow the wall as you hike up a crag. The view is amazing, the wall is preserved pretty well, and there’s a lovely lake right below the crag. I definitely recommend going here.

well if im honest i said this place wasnt worth visiting. well thats just for me! i live in northumberland and have therefore visited various parts of hadrians wall to many times to count!

if i was visiting the area then yes it probably be worth a vist though!

We made this a stop on my first trip through the UK. We visited a couple of different spots along the wall on the way to Scotland. Its impressive that someone, or rather multiple people moved that many stones to build a wall stretching that far. What dedication!

The Elliot clan were border reavers up until the time of the combined kingdom under James. And though they likely did not live near the wall while it was being built, I have a desire to see the land of my ancestors.

although i spent my time here being ill so didn’t really go outside much( and went in Winter so was cold and windy and just horrible). what i did see of the place seemed to be nice. went on a walk along the top, great views and would be good walk if i was helthy at the time. i’d definatly go back there- (although not to the same accomedation as had mild food poisioning.) all-in all a nice place.