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Carlisle
Just south of the Scottish Border, Carlisle is a popular destination packed with historical sites. The town is dominated by its 900-year- old castle, a stronghold in battles between Scotland and England which has any endured more sieges than any other castle in the British Isles. The town is a stone’s throw from Hadrian’s Wall, built by the Roman Army between 122-128 AD and made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987.
Landmarks and Attractions
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Carlisle Castle
Discover the rich history of Carlisle Castle, a medieval fortress that has stood as a symbol of power and resilience for over 900 years, offering insights into its role in border conflicts.
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Hadrian’s Wall
Step back in time as you walk along Hadrian’s wall, an ancient Roman frontier fortification stretching across northern England, providing a glimpse into the empire’s military presence and strategic border defences
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Tullie House
Immerse yourself in the cultural heritage of Carlisle at Tullie House, where art, archaeology and history converge in a captivating museum and art gallery, showcasing treasures ranging from Roman artifacts to contemporary artworks