Articles related to "Roman Forts"

Recent excavations at Isca have revealed much more of the interior of what was one of only three permanent Roman military fortresses in Britain

Housesteads Roman fort is located along Hadrian's Wall. Occupied for over 300 years, it preserves many unique archaeological features.

At Chesters, the granaries, hospital and workshops do not survive. But there are a range of other buildings with many details to add to our knowledge of a typical roman f

The Roman fort at Vindolanda predates Hadrian's Wall. It defended northern Roman Britain until the fifth century AD and supported a substantial civilian settlement.

Hadrian's Wall long distance walk stretches coast to coast across the north of England. Following the line of the Roman wall the national trail visits many Roman ruins.

The bath house at Chester's roman fort is one of the best preserved on Hadrian's Wall and shows the sort of luxury off duty Roman soldiers could enjoy

Concentrated into a small area within a mile of Chollerford, in the River North Tyne valley, is a cluster of some of the finest relics of the Roman occupation of Britain.

Chesters Roman Fort preserves evidence about the military units who occupied forts along Hadrian's Wall and how those forts operated

The view from Steel Rigg car park along Hadrian's Wall is one of the most photographed in Northumberland, appearing in much of the county's promotional literature.

The Vindolanda tablets are rare Roman letters and documents that preserve details of life in a roman frontier province

Discover Roman forts and barracks, unspoiled landscapes, objects from the Roman occupation of Britain under the rule of the Roman Emperor Hadrian.

Located south of Hadrians Wall in Northumberland UK, visitors are able to see ruins and artifacts unearthed by archaeologists.

Hadrian's Wall is one of the great wonders of the ancient world and to walk along the Wall is to retrace history itself and to walk in the steps of Emperor Hadrian.

Less than two miles north of Bishop Auckland stands a relic of the early Roman occupation of Britain. A similar distance to the west is one that dates from Saxon times

The Vindolanda Calendar is the only example of a portable Roman calendar in Britain and as yet, the whole Roman world.

Catherine Cookson country is a region of beautiful beaches and ancient sites, as well as being the setting for scores of books, television programmes and movies.

Hadrian's Wall is the best-know visible frontier of the Roman Empire, marking the north westerly extent of Rome's territory.

Ilkley is a spa town with a long history. Famous as the location of an important roman fort, the town is now best known for its proximity to the stunning Ilkley moors.

Rising in the soggy bleakness of the Cheviot Hills, the River Coquet meanders through geological time zones and human history, to reach the North Sea at Amble.

This former major player in world shipbuilding has invested heavily since the decline of heavy industry and has emerged as a leading destination for short city breaks.

With miles of sandy beaches, Northumberland is a great place for a family holiday and there are activities for the whole family to enjoy.

For over 1,700 years Pevensey Castle has played an important role in defending the Sussex coast from invasion.

Rising fuel and food prices are making more people seek out visitor attractions that don't charge an entry fee.

The London Wall Walk follows the old line of the Roman wall. There are also many other sites of historical interest along the route for a first time visitor to the city

Once part of the Roman defense system in Northumberland England, the Castle Keep warded off invaders for almost 17 centuries.

Although famous for its wind surfing beaches, the historical part of Tarifa is a delightful maze of shops in narrow streets converging onto quirky plazas, or squares.

Yew trees are among today's oldest living things. They feature strongly in history, legend and the lives of saints and heroes.

Lady Anne Clifford, denied her lands and freedom for most of her life, pursued her rightful inheritance at age 60, leaving behind a long and rich legacy.

The wall stretches for 73 miles, dividing England from Scotland. It is one of the most beautiful areas in the UK and if you don't want to walk you can explore by bus.

More than 2,000 years old, Regensburg in southern Germany is a charming city with a fascinating history and plenty to enjoy.

While the tourist often remains in the area of London, there is so much to be discovered by visiting the Northern border of England.

Take the tram through English industrial history from Manchester's city centre to gleaming post-modern Salford Quays where the city was shaped by war and buffalo.

The North Norfolk coast is only a couple of hours from London. But you can still get lost in the salt marshes, and drink in a flint-walled village pub.

England's long distance walks offer diverse enjoyments - from bleak and challenging moorland walks to gentle lowland rambles.

The remains of Palmyra are at first glance typically classical. There are also many elements to the city's architecture that are unique

There is plenty to amuse and entertain children through the school holidays on the Isle of Thanet, much of which is free or low budget (even cheap).

Settled from prehistory to the present, the Edinburgh suburb of Cramond retains much of its charm and evidence of its long and significant history.