This exhibition and information point is full of ideas on Places to See, travelling times, SAT NAV references, maps and leaflets for the World Heritage Site with all it’s Roman stories and indeed those that came after the Romans departed; “ The perfect starting point for your journey”. The Tea Rooms are situated in the grounds of Lanercost Priory.
Open 10-5 every day (apart from Christmas Day & Boxing Day).
This centre is run by an enthusiastic team of volunteers, based in the Moot Hall, situated in the centre of the historic rural town of Brampton. The Volunteers have a lot of information about both the town and its fascinating history (with references to Bonnie Prince Charlie, Oliver Cromwell and the artist Sir Edward Burne-Jones) and the local attractions, which in addition to Hadrian’s Wall, include Walby Farm Park, Lanercost Priory, Talkin Tarn and the RSPB Reserve. The area around the Moot Hall is used by Brampton Farmer’s Market on the last Saturday on the month.
The Brampton Tourist Information Office is open from 1000 to 1700, Monday to Sunday, from March to mid-October and with reduced hours during other months.
This centre is located at Housesteads Roman Fort and has a role as a National Trust Information Centre, as well as providing local information. The centre sells local and Roman souvenirs to remember your day out. Tea, coffee and snacks are on offer. Toilet facilities (including baby changing) are available as is a outside children’s play area.
Please contact the centre for up to date opening times.
Known as the Centre of Britain, Haltwhistle is situated on the Newcastle to Carlisle rail line and Haltwhistle station is just two minutes’ walk from the Information Centre. Incidentally, this is one of the best rail stations to be used for accessing the Hadrian’s Wall World Heritage site.
In addition to information about Hadrian’s Wall, the Roman Army Museum and the Roman Forts of Vindolanda, Housesteads, Chesters and Birdoswald, here you will find details of interesting local walks, local history and heritage, including information about Haltwhistle with reference to its Reiver buildings and its 13th Century Church.
There are also the usual TIC services for eating out and finding accommodation. Information will also be available about Tynedale, Northern England and Scotland.
For family days and landscapes that amaze… Start at The Sill!
The Sill is the perfect place to start exploring Northumberland National Park, and a fantastic location to connect with nature and the National Park’s unique and special landscapes. Located just a stone’s throw from Hadrian’s Wall, The Sill is free to enter and features exhibitions, a rooftop walk, cafe and shop. Whether you’re planning your next day out with friends or family, a hike along Hadrian’s Wall or want to learn more about Northumberland’s landscape, culture and heritage, start your next adventure at The Sill. Open 10am – 4pm everyday
Please contact the centre for up to date opening times.