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The Senhouse Museum at Maryport houses the Senhouse collection of outstanding Roman objects from the adjacent fort known as Alauna.
January - March 10.30am-4pm Friday-Sunday Last entry 3.30pm April - October 11.00am-5pm Everyday Last entry 4.30pm November - December 10.30am-4pm Friday-Sunday Last entry 3.30pm
Adult: £4.00, Child: £1.50 Family: £10.00 (2 adults and 2 or more children)
Once a Roman Fort called Aballava the village has been occupied continuously since Roman times.
At the western end of Hadrian’s Wall Bowness on Solway was the location of the Roman fort Maia and guarded the approach from the Solway.
Greenhead nestles in the north pennines and lies within the World Heritage Site of Hadrian's Wall.
In the peaceful Irthing Valley and close to the route of Hadrian’s Wall, Lanercost is well known for its 12th century Augustine Priory and royal connections.
Hexham is an historic, bustling town in the heart of the Tyne Valley.
A main stopping point for visitors to Hadrian's Wall, Haltwhistle is a small, welcoming town in the west of Northumberland served by the A69 Newcastle to Carlisle road and the Tyne Valley rail line.
Just south of Hadrian’s Wall Brampton is a picturesque market town surrounded by a landscape that’s perfect for walking and cycling.
Bardon Mill is a village in Northumberland. It is situated to the west of Haydon Bridge and Hexham, on the River South Tyne.
Gateshead is home to the Gateshead Millennium Bridge linking Newcastle and Gateshead Quays, The Sage Gateshead, a landmark building on the banks of the River Tyne is an international home for music, and was designed by Norman Foster.
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