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Hadrian's Wall   When the Roman successfully invaded Britain in 43 AD, they quickly overcame the southern British tribes, despite annoyances like the revolt of the Iceni under Boudicca. It was a different story in the north, where tribes from what is now Scotland were a constant thorn in the Roman's side. Northumberland, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: The B6318 is by far the best way to access points along the wall. The road follows the course of the Wall through much of western Northumberland. Website: Hadrian's Wall Details of Hadrian's Wall OS NY797 686 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Hardknott Roman Fort   Extensive remains of a Roman fort in an astonishing, remote position high above Eskdale at the top of Hardknott Pass. Hardknott was founded by the Emperor Hadrian in the early 2nd century AD. The extensive foundations reveal a commandant's house, barracks, parade ground, and bath house. The location in an exposed position below the summit of Hardknott Pass has to be seen. Ravenglass, Lake District, Cumbria, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: On a minor road 9 miles east of Ravenglass, at the top of Eskdale. Access may be difficult in winter. Limited parking at the site. A larger parking area well below the fort makes for a very stiff walk to the site. Website: Hardknott Roman Fort English Heritage OS NY218015 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Hare Hill (Hadrians Wall)    A short section of Hadrian's Wall, standing to a height of almost 9 feet. The core of the wall is original but there has been some later refacing done on the exterior surfaces. Banks Turret - a small defensable fort on the Wall - is a mile to the east, and medieval Lanercost Priory is less than a mile away. Hare Hill, Cumbria, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: 0.75 miles north east of Lanercost. Open access site Website: Hare Hill (Hadrians Wall) English Heritage OS NY562646 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Harrow's Scar Milecastle (Hadrians Wall)    A Roman milecastle on Hadrian's Wall, on the western side of the River Irthing gorge. The milecastle is part of a well-preserved section of Hadrian's Wall, stretching for over a mile across the east Cumbrian hills. Harrow's Scar is connected to Birdoswald Roman Fort, one of the most important Roman forts along the Wall. Birdoswald, Cumbria, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: On a minor road off the B6318, 0.25 miles west of Birdoswald. Parking at Birdoswald Roman Fort. Open access site. Website: Harrow's Scar Milecastle (Hadrians Wall) English Heritage OS NY615663 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Heddon-on-the-Wall (Hadrians Wall)    A short section of Hadrian's Wall measuring 255 metres in length. The Wall is up to 3 metres wide and stands to a height of 1.7 metres in places. B6528, Heddon-on-the-Wall, Tyne and Wear, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: Off the B6528, south of the A69. Open access site. Website: Heddon-on-the-Wall (Hadrians Wall) English Heritage OS NZ136669 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Housesteads Fort    Housesteads is the best preserved of the thirteen permanent Roman army posts along the length of Hadrian's Wall, the famous barrier built to keep the northern tribes out of the settled Roman south. Bardon Mill, Hexham, Northumberland, England, NE47 6NN Attraction Type: Roman Location: off B6318 Website: Housesteads Fort Phone: 01434 344363 English Heritage Location map OS NY797 686 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Jewry Wall, Leicester    A section of wall from a Roman bath house, standing in the middle of modern Leicester, a few blocks from the cathedral. The wall is over 30 feet high, and the foundation walls of the bath house can be seen at the foot of the wall. Immediately besie the Wall is a museum of Leicester area archaeology. St Nicholas Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, England, LE1 4LB Attraction Type: Roman Location: Just by St Nicholas Church. Parking by the museum in St Nicholas Circle. Website: Jewry Wall, Leicester English Heritage Location map OS SK582044 Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Jordan Hill Roman Temple    Jordan Hill is a 4th century Romano-Celtic temple. Little of the temple remains beyond the foundation walls. Within the walls is a shaft over 10 feet deep, thought to have been built c 69-79 AD. The site appears to have fallen out of use c 379-395 AD, during the reign of the Emperor Theodosius. Bowleaze Cove Way, Weymouth, Devon, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: 2 miles east of Weymouth off the A353. The South West Coast Path passes beside the site, which is just above Bowleaze Cove on the eastern edge of Weymouth. Website: Jordan Hill Roman Temple English Heritage OS SY701820 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Leahill Turret and Piper Sike Turret (Hadrian's Wall)    A pair of turret that formed part of the Hadrian's Wall defenses. Leahill Turret was built about 122 AD. It was later demolished under the Emperor Severus in the early 3rd century, and briefly reoccupied in the 4th century. The turret is approximately 13.5 feet by 14.5 feet across. Only the foundation walls remain, to a maximum height of just over 1 metre. Leahill is also known as Turret 51B. The turret is constructed independently of the wall (i.e. it is not built into the wall itself, but stands beside it as an freestanding structure). Banks, Cumbria, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: On a minor road 2 miles west of Birdoswald Roman Fort. Open access site. Website: Leahill Turret and Piper Sike Turret (Hadrian's Wall) English Heritage OS NY583651 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Lullingstone Roman Villa    Discovered in 1949, remains of an extensive villa with lovely mosaic floors depicting ancient myths. Also on the site, the remains of one of the earliest Christian chapels in England. Lullingstone Lane, Eynsford, Kent, England, DA4 0JA Attraction Type: Roman Location: Off A225. Closed till summer 2008 for renovations. Website: Lullingstone Roman Villa Phone: 01322 863 467 English Heritage Location map OS TQ530 644 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Lydney Park Roman Camp    A Roman temple and villa complex built upon an earlier Iron Age hill fort. Part of the Lydney Park estate. Lydney Park Estate, Old Park Lydney, Gloucestershire, England, GL15 6BU Attraction Type: Roman Location: Between Lydney and Aylburton on the A48 Phone: 01594 842027 Fax: 01594 842027 Location map OS SO621021 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Newport Arch   The best preserved of the many Roman remains in Lincoln, Newport Arch is a gateway across Bailgate, at the northern extremity of the old Roman city, where the Roman Ermine Street led north towards York. The Newport Arch was built in the early 2nd century AD, and is the only Roman arch in Britain still in daily use for transportation. Newport/Bailgate, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, LN1 3AZ Attraction Type: Roman Location: At the top of Bailgate, a very short walk from the cathedral. Location map Details of Newport Arch OS SK976721 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Newport Roman Villa    Remains of a Roman villa dating to 280AD. The best preserved part of the villa are its baths, but there are also very good examples of underfloor heating and mosaic floors to be seen. Tableaux depict life in Roman times, and there are exhibits of Roman finds from across the Isle of Wight. Seasonal opening. Cypress Road, Newport, Isle of Wight, England, P030 1HE Attraction Type: Roman Phone: 01983 529720 Location map OS SZ533408 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

North Leigh Roman Villa   The remains of a large Roman villa on a slopng site over the River Evenlode. The most impressive feaure at North Leigh is an almost complete section of mosaic flooring, largely composed of geometric patterns. North Leigh, Oxfordshire, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: 2 miles north of North Leigh near East End, on a minor road off the A4095. Access only on foot from parking layby, a distance of 600 yards. Website: North Leigh Roman Villa English Heritage - Photos of North Leigh Roman Villa OS SP397154 Heritage Highlight: Almost complete section of Roman mosaic floor Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Piercebridge Roman Bridge    Partial remains of a Roman bridge, including foundations and abuttment stones, now lying in a farm field. The bridge originally led to the nearby 3rd century Roman fort of Piercebridge. Piercebridge, Yorkshire, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: Off the B6275 4 miles west of Darlington. Open access site. Website: Piercebridge Roman Bridge English Heritage OS NZ216153 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Pike Hill Signal Tower (Hadrian's Wall)    A Roman signal tower on a bend of the River Irthing. It stands at right angles to the line of Hadrian's Wall, presumably to allow for easier signalling, though it appears to ante-date the wall. The tower is about 20 feet square, and has extremely deep foundations, which would indicate that it originally stood to a very great height. Banks, Cumbria, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: Offf a minor road west of Banks village. Open access site. Website: Pike Hill Signal Tower (Hadrian's Wall) English Heritage OS NY595646 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Planetrees Roman Wall (Hadrian's Wall)    A short section of Hadrian's Wall. The interesting thing about the Planetrees section of the Wall is that the wall is narrow, and is set upon very broad foundations. This illustrates clearly the change in plans that was implemented partway through the construction of the Wal, when the initial wide Wall design was downsized to allow for a much narrower wall layout. Chollerford, Northumberland, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: Off the B6318 Website: Planetrees Roman Wall (Hadrian's Wall) English Heritage OS NY929695 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Poltross Burn Milecastle (Hadrian's Wall)    Poltross is one of the best preserved milecastles along Hadrian's Wall. The interior is 21.5 metres by 18.5 metres in size. Within the milecastle are remains of an oven, and a section of a stair leading up to the ramparts of the Wall. Gilsland, Cumbria, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: Located on a minor road east of Banks village, just southwest of Gilsland, near the old railway station. Open access site. Website: Poltross Burn Milecastle (Hadrian's Wall) English Heritage OS NY634661 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Ravenglass Roman Bath House   Remains of a Roman bath house associated with the fort of Glannaventa across the lane. Though there is little to see of the fort, plenty of the bath house remains to explore. The walls stand to over 12 feet in height, making the bath house one of the tallest surviving Roman sites in northern England. The bath house is thought to date to the period between the 2nd and 4th centuries AD. The fort was established in about 130 AD to guard the important harbour at Ravenglass. Ravenglass, Cumbria, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: Open access site Website: Ravenglass Roman Bath House English Heritage - Photos of Ravenglass Roman Bath House OS SD086961 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Reculver Towers and Roman Fort    The Roman fort of Regulbium was built here by the Emperor Carausius in the 3rd century. The striking twin towers of a 12th century church stand within the boundaries of the Roman foundations. Reculver, Kent, England Attraction Type: Historic Property Location: 3 m E Herne Bay along shore Website: Reculver Towers and Roman Fort Phone: 01227 740 676 English Heritage OS TR228 694 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Richborough Roman Fort    A third century Roman fortification with remains of a triumphal arch that may mark the spot where the Romans first came ashore for their successful 43AD invasion of Britain. Later, an early Christian church was built within the walls of the Roman fort. There are inner and outer earthworks, and extensive remains of fortifications.The fort was built on the seashore, but is now 2 miles inland. Richborough, Sandwich, Kent, England, CT13 9JW Attraction Type: Roman Location: 1.5 m NW Sandwich, off A257 Website: Richborough Roman Fort Phone: 01304 612 013 English Heritage Location map OS TR324 602 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Roman Bath    Remains of a bath house, restored in the 17th century, believed to be Roman (though this is open to some dispute - some authorities consider it to be no earlier than the 17th century!). The bath house is lined with red brick, and is contained within an office building, accesible off Surrey Street. 5 Strand Lane, London, Greater London, England, WC2R 3EE Attraction Type: Roman Location: Nearest underground station is Temple Website: Roman Bath Email: romanbath@nationaltrust.org.uk National Trust Location map OS TQ310809 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Roman Bath Inn    In 1930 renovations to a tavern on St Sampson's, York, revealed the remains of a caldarium, or steam bath, from the Roman city of Eboracum. The caldarium, and a neighbouring plunge bath, have been excavated, and visitors can now see the place where Roman soldiers and citizens came to find relaxation. St Sampsons, York, Yorkshire, Yorkshire, England, YO1 8RN Attraction Type: Roman Location: off Church Street, a few blocks south of York Minster Location map Details of Roman Bath Inn OS SE606525 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Roman Garden    The "Roman Garden" monicker is something of a misnomer. Certainly there is no indication that a garden existed on this site near Newgate during Roman times. The garden space was, in fact, assembled in 1949 from bits and pieces of Roman artifacts found throughout Chester. The gardens contain Roman columns and a "hypocaust" or underfloor heating system. The gardens were remodeled in 2000 to provide access to the River Dee. Interpretive panels tell the story of Roman Chester and the garden site. Little St John Street, Chester, Cheshire, England Attraction Type: Garden Location: just outside the city walls, SE of the city Website: Roman Garden Email: landscape@chester.gov.uk Phone: 01244 402 397 Fax: 01244 310 071 Details of Roman Garden OS SJ411667 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Roman Painted House    The remains of Roman 'mansio', or Official Hotel, dating to at least the 3rd century AD. The remains, though now moved from its original site to a purpose built museum, show extensive wall paintngs and mosaics, a hypocaust (underfloor heating system), and remains of defensive fortifications. New Street, Dover, Kent, England, CT17 9AJ Attraction Type: Roman Location: in town centre Phone: 01304 203 279 Location map OS TR318415 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Segedunum Roman Fort (Hadrian's Wall)    The partial remains of a Roman fort established at the easter terminus of Hadrian's Wall. Segedunum features a viewing tower which gives good views over a site which includes a reconstructed bath house and a section of the original Wall. Wallsend, Tyne and Wear, England, NE28 6HR Attraction Type: Roman Location: Discounted price for English Heritage members. Located off Hadrian Road. Website: Segedunum Roman Fort (Hadrian's Wall) Location map OS NZ301660 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Sewingshields Raman Wall (Hadrian's Wall)    A section of Hadrian's Wall running along the crest of Sewingshields Crag near Simonburn. This section of the Wall was built around 122 AD and incorporates Milecastle 35, which is sited in an impressive location on Whin Sill. Simonburn, Northumberland, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: North of the B6318 Website: Sewingshields Raman Wall (Hadrian's Wall) English Heritage OS NY812702 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Silchester Roman City    This site was settled as early as the late Iron Age, when it was an important tribal centre for the native Atrebates. When the Romans settled in Britain, they reused the settlement site to create a new town called Calleva Attrebatum (loosely translated as Town in the woods of the Atrebattes). Silchester, Hampshire, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: Just off a minor road 1 mile east of the village of Silchester. Open at any reasonable time. Website: Silchester Roman City English Heritage OS SU639623 Heritage Highlight: The most unaltered Roman town site in Britain Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

St Albans Roman Wall    A section of the city walls of Verulamium, the old Roman city of St Albans. The walls were constructed between 265 and 270 AD. Surviving sections of the wall include the foundations of towers, and the London Gate. King Harry Lane, St Albans, Hertfordshire, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: Open access. The best section of wall is on the south side of St Albans, off the A4147 and King Harry Lane Website: St Albans Roman Wall English Heritage OS TL135067 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

The Roman Baths    The great Roman baths here were used from about 80-400AD, but they gradually fell into disuse, and were covered up by subsequent building on this site. Then in 1775 the baths and temple complex were discovered by accident, and they have been restored to their former glory. This is without a doubt the best Roman site in England, and well worth seeing. A museum houses finds from the excavations, including a giant stone Medusa's head, and a wonderful bronze head of Minerva. Pump Room, Stall Street Bath, Somerset, England, BA1 1LZ Attraction Type: Roman Website: The Roman Baths Email: romanbaths_bookings@bathnes.gov.uk Phone: 01225 477 785 Fax: 01225 477 743 Location map OS ST751 648 Heritage Highlight: The sculpted head of Medusa is a Roman gem Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Venta Icenorum    Venta Icenorum was a Roman civitas, or administrative centre, built around 70 AD, following the failure of the Boudiccan revolt. It served as the capital of the Boudicca's Iceni tribe, the most powerful of the native British tribes in East Anglia. Loosely translated, the name Venta Icenorum means 'market-place of the Iceni'. The site was gradually expanded over the years, with the addition of a forum, basilica, and baths, and town walls. Venta Icenorum was occupied until roughly 400 AD. Norwich Road, Caistor St Edmund, Norfolk, England, NR30 5RA Attraction Type: Roman Location map OS TG230034 Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Vindolanda Roman Fort   A superb Roman fort, built sometime around 85AD to guard the major road known as the Stanegate, which stretched roughly east to west across the top of Roman Britannia from the Solway to the mouth of the Tyne. This means that Vindolanda was in place roughly 40 years before the building of Hadrian's Wall. The earliest forts of wood have been very well preserved beneath a covering of turf. A museum on the site contains an extraordinary array of finds from the site ranging from household objects, textiles, leather goods, and even the earliest known written documents in Britain. Among the buildings on the site are a bath house, barracks, workshops, and temple. Chesterholm, Northumberland, England, NE47 7JP Attraction Type: Roman Location: Located just to the north of the A69 near Bardon Mill, or south of the B6318 at Chesterholm. Website: Vindolanda Roman Fort Phone: 01434 344277 The Vindolanda Trust Location map OS NY766662 Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Wall Roman Site (Letocetum Baths and Museum)    The excavated bathhouse of an army post on Watling Street, the great Roman road running from London to Viroconium (Wroxeter). In addiotion to the bath house there are partial remains of othe buildings associated with the staging post. A museum displays finds discovered on the site. Watling Street, Wall, Lichfield, Staffordshire, England, WS14 0AW Attraction Type: Roman Location: off A225 Website: Wall Roman Site (Letocetum Baths and Museum) Email: letocetum@nationaltrust.org.uk Phone: 0121 625 6820 National Trust Location map OS SK098 065 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Walltown Crags Roman Wall (Hadrian's Wall)    Walltown Crags is perhaps the most scenic place to view Hadrian's Wall. The Wall twsts and winds its way along the slopes of Whin Sill, creating a dramatic view at every turn. The countryside is superb, and the Wall well preserved for much of this area. Greenhead, Northumberland, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: Off the B6318 1 mile north of Greenhead Website: Walltown Crags Roman Wall (Hadrian's Wall) English Heritage OS NY675663 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Wheeldale Roman Road    Extensive remains of a road which is generally thought to be Roman, though some authorities believe it to be either Saxon or, possibly, pre-Roman. Reached by a path across a field. The road is composed of very large slabs making up a lightly rounded surface, with no evidence of gutters. It is possible that the road was built to ease troop movements to the coast. Local legend tells that it was built by the giant Wade so that his wife could take her sheep to their pasture more easily. Pickering, Yorkshire, Yorkshire, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: off a minor road north of Pickering English Heritage OS SE805975 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Willowford (Hadrian's Wall)   A very well preserved section of Hadrian's Wall, located a short distance west of Birdoswald Roman Fort. The Willowford section of the Wall stretches 2999 feet in length, and includes the remains of two turrets and a Roman bridge used to carry Hadrian's Wall over the River Irthing. Gilsland, Cumbria, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: Accessed via a very nice walk along the wall from Birdoswald Roman Fort. Open access site. Website: Willowford (Hadrian's Wall) English Heritage OS NY626664 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Willowford Bridge   Remains of a Roman bridge that used to carry traffic across the River Irthing. The bridge is now completely on dry land, and a modern footbridge takes walkers across the river and along an extremely well-preserved section of Hadrian's Wall to the Birdoswald Roman Fort a short distance away. Gilsland, Cumbria, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: The bridge is accessed via a very pleasant walk along Hadrian's Wall from Birdoswald Roman fort. Parking at the fort or at Gilsland village. Website: Willowford Bridge English Heritage OS NY621663 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Winshields Roman Wall (Hadrian's Wall)   The highest point along Hadrian's Wall, as the wall climbs and descends the slopes of Winshields Crag. The views over the surrounding area are superb. The Wall averages 1 metre high along this stretch, and 2.2 metres wide. Twice Brewed, Northumberland, England Attraction Type: Roman Location: Open access site, accessed from Steel Rigg car park, off the B6318. Website: Winshields Roman Wall (Hadrian's Wall) English Heritage - Photos of Winshields Roman Wall (Hadrian's Wall) OS NY752675 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

Wroxeter Roman City   The 1st century Roman city of Viroconium Cornoviorum, complete with bath and forum. Wroxeter was the fourth largest city in Roman Britain, and this importance is reflected in the remains of the city. The site was lost for centuries before it was rediscovered in the Victorian period. Such was the public interest in the subsequent excavation of Wroexter that the landowner donated the site to the public, making it one of the very first archaeological sites in Britain to become a tourist attraction regularly open to visitors. Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England, SY5 6PH Attraction Type: Roman Location: 5 miles east of Shrewsbury on the B4380 Website: Wroxeter Roman City Phone: 01743 761 330 English Heritage Location map - Photos of Wroxeter Roman City OS SJ565 081 Heritage Rating:   ? Nearest attractions and accommodation     Nearest: hotels - cottages - Bed and Breakfasts

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