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Top 10 Dog-Friendly Cafés along Hadrian’s Wall Country

Here are Top 10 Dog-Friendly Cafés along Hadrian’s Wall Country Hadrian’s Wall Country you won’t want to miss.

Beginner-Friendly Walks

3 Beginner-Friendly Walks Near The Cumbrian Coast

Discover 3 beginner-friendly walks near the Cumbrian Coast, with scenic views, Roman history, and charming villages all under 3 miles long.

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Perfect day out on Hadrian’s Wall with the Vindolanda Trust

Explore Hadrian's Wall and have the perfect day out by visiting Roman Vindolanda Fort & Museum and the Roman Army Museum & Magna Fort. Immerse yourself in Roman life on the frontier 2000 years ago.

Where to Find the Flock on Hadrian’s Wall: A Look at the Illuminated Sheep Trail 2024

Dog- Friendly Days Out in Hadrian’s Wall County

With miles of rolling countryside, charming cafés, and open-air attractions, could Hadrian’s Wall Country be the most dog-friendly tourist destination in the UK? We've put together the perfect itinerary

Hadrian’s Coast Days Out

There’s lots of suggestions here for family days out and explorers. In addition to the Roman sites there are sandy beaches, lovely seaside towns, local attractions and stunning views across the Solway to Scotland and to the Isle of Man.

The Northumberland Family Itinerary

If you’re a family group with kids of up to around 14 and staying in Northumberland or near Newcastle, this is for you. The central section of Hadrian’s Wall (between Corbridge and Greenhead) is packed with Roman attractions.

The Tyneside Family Itinerary

If you’re a family group with kids of up to around 14, and staying in Newcastle, this is just the ticket! Tyneside has three family friendly museums and some amazing full size reconstructions of Roman buildings, taking you back 2000 years.

The Cumbrian Itinerary

This Cumbrian Itinerary offers a good overview of the western-most stretch of Hadrian’s Wall. However, it’s by no means exhaustive – this vast, beautiful section of history-soaked landscape deserves many repeat visits.

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