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Carlisle, England
Hexham, England
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Gain an insight into a piece of the past often overlooked by English travellers as you walk along UNESCO World Heritage-listed Hadrian’s Wall with a local guide.
Take your time to discover important sites like the Vindolanda Roman Fort and the Fort at Chester, where you can learn the tales of the Wall.
Discover Birdoswald Roman Fort on an optional visit and learn the history of Hadrian's Wall's longest and best-preserved stretch while you look out over the River Irthing Gorge.
Walk with ease on a well-designed itinerary that prioritises your free time, especially in the cute village of Corbridge – walking every day doesn’t mean you have to be ruined like the remains!
Soak up the serenity of the English countryside – while the focus is on Hadrian’s Wall on this trip, your eyes and camera will be occupied every step of the way by the lush landscapes of northern England.
Step into Britain’s ancient history with this seven-day walking trip along Hadrian’s Wall, stretching from Carlisle to Hexham. Traverse rolling countryside, pause in charming English villages, and explore well-preserved Roman ruins along this UNESCO World Heritage trail. With moderate activity suited for those comfortable with daily walking, this guided tour balances physical adventure with cultural enrichment. The standout feature? A unique opportunity to walk in the footsteps of Roman legions while soaking up the pastoral beauty of northern England.