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Wall

Nestled in the charming village of Wall, Hexham NE46 4EB, this delightful destination is a cozy escape! Explore ancient Roman ruins, meander through picturesque countryside, and savor local treats at quaint cafés. Don’t miss the stunning nearby Hexham Abbey! Whether you're a history buff or just in for a scenic stroll, Wall promises a memorable adventure. Happy exploring!

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Ridley Bastle House

Nestled in the picturesque Northumberland countryside, Ridley Bastle House is a stunning 16th-century fortified farmhouse, offering visitors a glimpse into history with its unique architecture and serene surroundings.

Landmark5/5

River North Tyne

Nestled near Hexham, the River North Tyne captivates visitors with its stunning landscapes, rich history, and charming villages, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

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Restaurant Hjem

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Bunters Coffee Shop

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Vercelli Restaurant Hexham

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The Rat Inn

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Beaumont Hotel

Nestled in the charming market town, Beaumont Hotel offers a perfect blend of historic elegance and modern comfort, making it an iconic destination for visitors seeking a unique dining and hospitality experience in Hexham.

Stays

Stay4.5/5

Langley Castle Hotel

This magnificent 14th-century castle is set in a 12-acre woodland estate. Many rooms have luxury features such as four-poster beds, or a window seat set in the old stone walls, looking out over the beautiful grounds. Enjoy a candlelit dinner in Josephine’s Restaurant, awarded 2 AA Rosettes for its fine food. It offers regional produce, seasonal fish and local game. You can also have a drink in the superb drawing room, with stained-glass windows and a log fire. The award-winning Langley Castle was built in 1350, during the reign of Edward III. It has 7-foot thick walls, and far-reaching views over the Northumbrian Valley. Wi-Fi is free throughout the building, and parking is free on site. Langley Castle is perfect for discovering Hadrian’s Wall, just 5 miles from the building. Newcastle city centre can be reached in less than 40 minutes’ drive.

Stay$$$4.5/5

Stay On The Hill - The Coach House

Stay On The Hill - The Coach House in Hexham offers family rooms with private bathrooms, garden or inner courtyard views, and modern amenities including free WiFi, streaming services, and work desks. The family-friendly restaurant serves British, Steakhouse, and local cuisines with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Guests can enjoy brunch, lunch, and dinner in a traditional or romantic ambience. The property features an outdoor seating area, picnic spots, terrace, and free on-site private parking. Activities available include hiking and cycling. Located 16 km from Housesteads Roman Fort and 36 km from Newcastle International Airport, the country house is near English Heritage sites such as Brocolitia Mythritic Temple and Hexham Cathedral.

Stay4.45/5

Hadrian’s Hotel

Hadrians Hotel in Chesters offers family rooms with private bathrooms, featuring modern amenities such as free toiletries, electric kettles, and TVs. Each room includes a tea and coffee maker, carpeted floors, and a wardrobe. The hotel’s restaurant serves a full English or Irish breakfast, alongside vegetarian options. Guests can enjoy lunch and dinner in a modern, family-friendly ambience. The hotel provides an outdoor seating area, picnic spots, and a garden. Additional amenities include an electric vehicle charging station, bicycle parking, and full-day security. Hadrians Hotel is situated 15 km from Housesteads Roman Fort and 2.8 km from Hadrians Wall Chesters Roman Fort. Newcastle International Airport is 32 km away.

Stay4/5

George Hotel

Set on the banks of the North Tyne, in an unrivalled setting overlooking Chester’s Roman Bridge and Hadrian's Wall beyond, this friendly hotel is surrounded by beautiful gardens and spectacular walking routes. Priding itself on traditional ‘northern hospitality’, George Hotel provides a relaxing environment with open fires, friendly staff and locally sourced and freshly prepared food. There is also free WiFi access throughout the hotel. Just 5 miles from Hexham, voted Britain's most picturesque market town by Country Life magazine, the George boasts the perfect place to relax and enjoy a short break. Newcastle Airport is a 30-minute drive from the hotel.

Stay$$$4.95/5

Stay On The Hill - Laverick Cottage and The Bothy

Stay on the Hill - Self Catered Cottages Laverick and Bothy in Hexham offers a 4-star holiday home with private check-in and check-out services. Guests enjoy free WiFi, a sun terrace, and a garden. The property features a kitchenette, washing machine, and private bathroom. Additional amenities include a fireplace, barbecue facilities, and outdoor furniture. Located 12 km from Housesteads Roman Fort and 37 km from Newcastle International Airport, the cottage provides easy access to local attractions. Highly rated for its convenient location.

Stay5/5

Vesta View @ Carraw Farm

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Hall Yards Cottage

Stay4.9/5

Linnels Farm

Stay4.7/5

Chesters Stables

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Battlesteads Hotel & Restaurant

Nestled in the stunning countryside of Wark, Battlesteads Hotel & Restaurant is a cozy retreat with eco-friendly charm. Indulge in delicious farm-to-table dining, relax in comfortable rooms, and explore the nearby Hadrian's Wall. Don't miss the on-site observatory for some out-of-this-world stargazing. A perfect base for exploring Northumberland's natural beauty!

Stay4.5/5

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Scenic 4 Mile Guided Walk along Hadrian's Wall

Join us for an unforgettable guided walk along one of the most spectacular stretches of Hadrian's Wall. Starting at The Sill National Landscape Discovery Centre, we'll catch the AD122 bus to Housesteads, with fascinating commentary along the way to make the most of our time on the Wall. Pass the site of Housesteads Roman Fort and its bustling civilian settlement, visit the Sycamore Gap site, explore Milecastles 37 and 39, and enjoy the rare opportunity to walk on the only section of Hadrian's Wall where visitors are permitted to walk on top of the Wall itself. With a maximum of six guests, our relaxed tours include authentic Roman artefacts, local storytelling, spectacular views, photos, videos, a personalised highlight reel and a keepsake to remember your adventure. Walking poles are available. If you're looking for a gentler option, we also offer a 2-mile guided walk with entry to Housesteads Roman Fort.

$102.03

5/5

8 h

Hadrians Wall and Corbridge Private Full Day Tour

Discover the rich history of the Roman Empire on this immersive tour of Hadrian's Wall and Corbridge. Visit Housesteads Roman Fort, the most complete fort in Britain, with the option of walking along a picturesque section of Hadrian's wall. Afterwards, visit Vindolanda, an outdoor fort and museum that showcases life before and after the wall's construction. There is an option of having ale tastings and lunch at the Twice Brewed Inn, with its own brewery and tap room. After exploring, relax in the charming village of Corbridge, where you can indulge in local cuisine and explore unique shops. This private tour allows for customization based on your interests, whether it's hiking, history, or leisurely exploration. - Private guided tour with personalized options - Entry included to Vindolanda and Housesteads Roman Fort - Pick-up from Durham or surrounding areas - Approximately 8 hours duration with free time in Corbridge *Please be aware- The walk up to Housesteads Fort is 750m uphill*

$292.48

4.8/5

10 h 30 mins

Rosslyn Chapel and Hadrian's Wall Small Group Tour from Edinburgh

Join this very small group tour (average group size of around 12 passengers) and travel to the amazing and mysterious 15th century Rosslyn Chapel, across the historic Scotland/England border and south to Hadrian’s Wall, a World Heritage Site celebrating the power – and northern limit – of the Roman Empire. Other highlights on this tour include the mighty Abbeys of Melrose and Jedburgh as you journey at a relaxed pace through the beautiful Borderlands.

$121.07

4.2/5

Housesteads Roman Fort - Hadrian's Wall Admission Ticket

Housesteads is Britain’s most complete Roman fort, standing on the dramatic Whin Sill escarpment, flanked by stretches of Hadrian’s Wall. Discover the stories of the fort and its people in an interactive exhibition. Find out how soldiers and their families lived on this wild northern frontier of the Roman Empire. Kids will love dressing up, handling replicas of Roman objects and exploring the exhibition and fort with the help of Felix the Roman soldier. The fort and museum are an uphill walk from the car park.

$13.88

3.3/5

Hadrian's Wall: A Self-Guided Audio Tour along the Ruins

This is a self-guided audio tour (EXCLUDING ENTRY TICKET) around the ruins of Housesteads Roman Fort, one of the original forts built along Hadrian's Wall. On this tour, you'll see where soldiers and civilians lived. By the end of the tour, you'll also understand what remains of the best-preserved Roman fort in Northumberland. Please note that this tour does not include entry to the fort. It is an accompaniment to your fort visit.

$7.99

2 h

Roman Fort and Short Guided Walk along Hadrian's Wall

Uncover the captivating history of Hadrian's Wall on this family-friendly adventure at Housesteads Roman Fort and along Hadrian's Wall. Perfect for explorers young and old, this guided experience brings to life stories from the Roman frontier and the notorious Border Reivers. We'll explore one of Britain's best-preserved Roman forts before enjoying a relaxed 2-mile walk along Hadrian's Wall. You'll visit a Roman milecastle, enjoy the rare opportunity to walk on top of the only permitted section of Hadrian's Wall, and cross paths with Britain's first National Trail, the Pennine Way. Along the way, take part in a fun bingo challenge. Discover the surprising connection between the notorious reiving Armstrong family and the first man to walk on the Moon, and hear the story behind the curious building known as the Murder House. The tour ends at the Housesteads Museum. Fort and museum admission, a guided walk, and a digital folder of your photos and highlight reel are all included.

$54.42

5/5

10 h

Hadrian's Wall, Vindolanda and Bamburgh Castle Private Tour

Visit Hadrian's Wall, built in 122AD by the Romans as the northernmost frontier of the Roman Empire to defend against the Picts to the north. Explore the Vindolanda Fort, built in 85AD and still being excavated to this day! It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the most important Roman sites in the world. You will be amazed by the unique collection of Roman artifacts on display at the museum. Visit Bamburgh Castle, the real Last Kingdom of Bebbanburg! There is currently an exhibiton in the Castle of 'Last Kingdom' props and costumes. Alternatively, you can customise the tour by replacing Bamburgh with Alnwick Castle - used as Hogwarts in the Harry Potter hit TV series. Finally, on our way back to Edinburgh, feed the seals at the fishing town of Eyemouth in North Berwick (availability permitting).

$1,074.71

5/5

4 h 30 mins

Cruise Excursion: Hadrian's Wall & the Roman Frontier

A private tour experience taking you to some of the highlights along Hadrian's Wall with a knowledgeable tour guide by your side. Discover a mix of sightseeing, history & heritage as well as a short walk along Hadrian's Wall giving you the opportunity to immerse yourself into life "on the wall"...

$945.47

5/5

10 h

Full Day Trip Hadrian's Wall and The Borders from Edinburgh

Follow in the footsteps of the Romans while taking in the bonnie scenery of the Scottish Borders Travel south following Dere Street, an old Roman road which was once the main trade supply route, to your first stop in Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders. You will have time to view the magnificent Augustinian Abbey and grab a coffee. We make a stop at the scenic Carter Bar where the tall stone pillars and national flags mark the crossing between Scotland and England. Get a glimpse of Hadrian's Wall as we travel along it's south side before stopping at the beautiful Steel Rigg. Follow the wall as it snakes over the crags, with lake of Crag Lough in the distance. Included is a visit to the archaeological site of Vindolanda. Exploring this site provides an insight to the lives of those who built and lived at this Roman fort. Lunch available here. Back aboard, we travel north and back through the Scottish Borders to Edinburgh. A quick stop will provided for refreshments and comfort break.

$102.03

5/5

9 h

In the Footsteps of Sir Walter Scott One Day Tour

“This is my own, my native land.” - Sir Walter Scott, the Lay of the Last Minstrel, 1805. Discover the landscapes that inspired Sir Walter Scott - poet, novelist, and guardian of Scotland’s romantic soul. This one day tour traces his life from city to countryside, weaving together history, heritage, and the beauty of the beloved countryside that inspired his writings. Sir Walter was born in Edinburgh - and if your tour starts in the Capital we will pass by the street of his birth in 1771. His ancestral home was the to the South of the city where he spent a significant time at a young age. The journey continues into the heart of the Scottish Borders, where Sir Walter would build his beloved and magnificent Abbotsford House, near the beautiful town of Melrose. Surrounded by rolling hills, ancient ruins, and the River Tweed, this was the place he called home - and where he penned the stories that shaped Scotland’s national identity.

$959.08

5/5

9 h

Northumberland Castles Full Day Private Tour with Transport

Explore Northumberland's rich history on this private tour featuring three iconic castles. Visit the stunning Bamburgh Castle, once a stronghold for Anglo-Saxon kings, and venture into the haunted halls of Chillingham Castle, known for its dark past. Finally, uncover the legacy of the Percy family at Alnwick Castle, steeped in over 700 years of history. This 9-hour journey includes guided introductions, entry to all three castles for s self-guided tour, and the flexibility to customize your experience with additional attractions. Perfect for history enthusiasts and families alike, this tour promises an unforgettable adventure in England's castle country. - Private transport in an SUV for a comfortable journey - Entry to Bamburgh, Chillingham, and Alnwick Castles included - Flexible itinerary with options to customize your tour - Pick-up available from locations in County Durham, Tyne and Wear, and Northumberland

$352.34

5/5

11 h 15 mins

Rosslyn Chapel and Hadrian's Wall Tour

Discover the fascinating history of Scotland and the border with England on this 11-hour tour. Visit the iconic Rosslyn Chapel, famous for its legends that inspired 'The Da Vinci Code', and explore the Roman camp of Vindolanda, one of the best preserved of Hadrian's Wall. Admire the landscapes of the Lowlands and the medieval architecture of Melrose Abbey. An expert guide in Spanish will accompany you, ensuring you do not miss any details of this unforgettable trip. - Duration of the tour: 11 hours, starting at 8:15 from Edinburgh. - Transport by modern vehicle with professional guide in Spanish. Includes stops at Rosslyn Chapel, Vindolanda and Melrose Abbey. - Food not included, but snacks are allowed to enjoy on the bus.

$70.74

5/5

1 h

Gruesome Tour of Hexham

Beautiful Hexham’s Ugly Past - Guided Walking Tour “Fascinating to learn just how stinky/violent this picturesque market town was.” “Would totally recommend this if you’ve got an hour.” “Informative, fun, evocative tour” “A fabulous, quirky tour” Explore over 1,000 years of Hexham’s dark history as your guide, an accomplished public speaker and official Hexham Town Crier, brings the past to life. Just arrived in Hexham? Get to know your way around while being entertained. Tour includes: The market square massacre in which 51 were killed. The brutal, life-changing punishments given for trivial offences. The macabre contents that gave the drinking water its ‘distinct’ flavour. How well does your guide know Hexham? They were born and raised in Hexham. They spent eight months researching Hexham’s history. They’re an official Town Crier for Hexham. This tour is: Accessible Dog-Friendly Circular Route A healthy outdoor activity

$13.60

4.9/5

10 h

Scottish Castles: Glamis and Dunnottar

Enjoy a full-day trip in Spanish from Edinburgh to Glamis and Dunnottar Castle. Admire the amazing family home of the Earls of Strathmore and Kinghorne, the Castle of Glamis and its magnificent gardens and continue your journey to the impressive medieval fortress of Dunnottar whose location will leave you breathless. Spot the RRS Discovery and listen to the story of Captain Scott, the British Royal Navy officer who explored the Antarctic regions for the first time. • A full-day tour in Spanish to Glamis and Dunnottar Castles. • Visit one of the most haunted castle in Scotland, Glamis Castle and listen to the legends of the ghosts that wander in its rooms. • Admire Dunnottar and Castle and its incredible cliffs

$74.82

4.8/5

10 h 30 mins

Hadrian's Wall and The Borders Tour from Edinburgh with Admission

* Includes entrance to Vindolanda Roman Army Museum (or Homesteads Roman Fort should Vindolanda be closed). Travel through 2,000 years of history as you visit ancient Roman sites such as Hadrian’s Wall, Dere Street, Birdoswald Fort, Steel Rigg and historic villages along the border of Scotland and England. You'll drive through stunning scenery in Northumberland National Park, the Irthing Valley and the Southern Uplands and learn about the Anglo-Scottish wars of the 14th–16th centuries. Your professional guide will illuminate the fascinating history of Roman Britain and the Scottish Borders on this small-group (limited to 16 people) day tour from Edinburgh.

$119.73

4.8/5

8 h

Holy Island of Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle private tour

Explore the stunning Northumberland coastline on a guided tour that takes you to Bamburgh Castle and the historic Holy Island of Lindisfarne. Discover the rich Anglo-Saxon heritage at Bamburgh, once the stronghold of Northumbrian kings, and enjoy mead tastings at Lindisfarne Winery. This exclusive tour offers a private guide, allowing for personalized insights into the area’s history and culture. With free time to wander the enchanting village of Lindisfarne and the beautiful Bamburgh beach, immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of Northumberland. - Duration: 8 hours with pick-up from your location - Private transportation in an SUV for comfort - Entry to Bamburgh Castle included (self-guided tour of the castle) - Guided tour of Lindisfarne village with mead tastings at Lindisfarne Winery

$257.11

4.6/5

120 h

5-Day York, Lake District & Hadrian's Wall Tour from Edinburgh

*Tour price includes admission to Bamburgh Castle, Cruise on Lake Windermere (45 minutes) and entrance to Vindolanda Roman Army Museum. Discover some of northern England’s most picturesque regions on this 5-day excursion from Edinburgh. With an expert driver-guide, enjoy a scenic journey along the magnificent East Lothian coastline to the historical city of York. From here, visit the breathtaking natural beauty of North York Moors National Park and the Yorkshire Dales, and then relocate to the charming market town of Keswick to explore the Lake District and Hadrian’s Wall. Numbers limited to 16 on this small-group tour, ensuring an intimate experience with personalized attention from the guide.

$1,255.10

4.6/5

Chesters Roman Fort & Museum - Hadrian's Wall Admission Ticket

Set in the valley of the river Tyne, Chesters is the best-preserved Roman cavalry fort in Britain. Around 500 cavalry troops – the elite of the Roman auxiliary forces – were based here. Today, imaginative interpretation, including a fun family trail, helps you explore the fort’s many clearly marked features. Children can hunt for the ‘rubbing stones’ concealed among the buildings, collecting tips to help them on the trail. Between the fort and the river, you’ll find the finest example of a military bath house anywhere in Britain. All this was rediscovered by John Clayton, a wealthy Victorian landowner whose mansion stands near the fort. His single-minded vision is celebrated in the fort’s Clayton Museum, which is an absolute must-see for all visitors to Chesters.

$13.88

4/5

Vikings, Rebels, Monks and Monarchs Self Guided Tour of Dublin

During the Easter Rising, a toll collector on the Ha'penny Bridge tried to charge armed rebels half a penny each to cross. None of them paid. That kind of story shapes this self-guided audio walking tour of Dublin, narrated through your phone as you walk at your own pace. Across 15 stops, see bullet holes on a triumphal arch Dubliners called Traitor's Gate, stand where a park keeper negotiated ceasefires to feed the ducks, step into Trinity's Old Library where Queen Victoria signed the Book of Kells, and end above the hidden river that gave the city its name. No fixed start time, no group to keep up with. Listen in your preferred language, pause whenever, and revisit stops freely. Ideal if you'd rather explore Dublin's Vikings, poets, and rebels on your own terms, not herded between photo stops. Over 20,000 travelers have used our Dublin audio tour and others like it. The tour comes with a full refund guarantee.

$5.99

72 h

Northumberland Roadtrip Guidebook-Hadrian’s Wall, Coast & Castles

This self-guided Northumberland road trip is designed to reveal how the region’s national park landscapes, Roman frontier and dramatic coastline connect into one coherent journey. Instead of planning routes between distant landmarks yourself, the guide links inland valleys, historic sites and coastal scenery into a clear touring structure that moves naturally from Northumberland National Park to the North Sea coast. You can follow the full inland-to-coast journey or explore sections. Along the way the guide connects famous landmarks such as Hadrian’s Wall and Bamburgh Castle with valleys, forest landscapes and traditional fishing villages. Rather than a fixed itinerary, the guide provides narrative context, clear route progression and flexible time-based planning ideas so you can adapt the journey around walking routes, historic sites and coastal exploration. With 12 months access included, you can start planning well before your trip and return to the guide whenever you need.