Hadrians Wall - Full Day - Up to 4 People

Enjoy the captivating history of Hadrian’s Wall on this full-day private tour. Venture into the UNESCO-listed landscapes, exploring medieval ruins, the renowned Roman Army Museum, and the impressive Housesteads fort. With personalized transportation and accommodations for disabled travelers, this enriching journey promises an unforgettable experience for history enthusiasts. Discover the remarkable stories that whisper through the ages as you walk in the footsteps of Roman soldiers along this iconic frontier.

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Key Points

Private full-day tour of Hadrian’s Wall for up to 4 people, starting from $563.73 per group with free cancellation up to 24 hours prior.
Visits to UNESCO World Heritage sites, including medieval ruins and Roman forts, with a knowledgeable guide providing historical insights.
Includes private transportation with a dedicated driver/guide, hotel pickup, and accommodations for disabled travelers.
Opportunity to explore the Roman Army Museum and the remnants of Roman life at Housesteads fort.
Tour has overwhelmingly positive reviews, with a 5.0 rating based on 2 reviews, highlighting the personalized experience and the guide’s extensive knowledge.

Tour Overview

This private tour of Hadrian’s Wall offers a full-day experience for up to 4 people.

Located in Windermere, England, the tour is priced from $563.73 per group. Booking confirmation is provided, and free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before.

Guests will visit UNESCO World Heritage sites along the iconic Roman wall, exploring medieval ruins, a Roman army museum, an ancient fortress town, and a renowned fort.

The experience includes private transportation and a dedicated driver/guide, allowing visitors to set their own pace.

While not wheelchair accessible, accommodations are made for disabled travelers.

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Highlights of the Experience

Guests on this Hadrian’s Wall tour can explore a wealth of UNESCO World Heritage sites along the iconic Roman fortification.

They’ll visit the medieval ruins of Lanercost Priory, marvel at artifacts from the Roman Army Museum, and wander through the Vindolanda fortress town.

At Housesteads fort, they’ll discover remnants of Roman life, including toilets, discarded shoes, and letters.

Explore the remnants of Roman life at Housesteads fort, including toilets, discarded shoes, and letters left behind.

Throughout the day, the knowledgeable guide provides fascinating insights, allowing guests to enjoy this historically significant landscape at their own pace.

It’s an unparalleled opportunity to uncover the secrets of Hadrian’s Wall.

Transportation and Accessibility

A private driver/guide is dedicated to the group throughout the Hadrian’s Wall tour, allowing visitors to set their own pace.

An air-conditioned vehicle is provided, with parking fees included. Pickup from the hotel is available with 48 hours notice, and infant seats can be accommodated.

Though the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, the tour provider makes accommodations for disabled travelers.

This personalized transportation ensures a seamless and comfortable journey along Hadrian’s Wall, enabling guests to enjoy the historic sites at their own rhythm.

Customer Reviews

Travelers have left overwhelmingly positive reviews for this Hadrian’s Wall tour, awarding it a 5.0 rating based on 2 reviews across Viator and Tripadvisor.

Reviewers highlight the tour guide’s extensive knowledge and the personalized experience. One notable mention is the accommodation made for disabled travelers, demonstrating the tour’s commitment to accessibility.

Additional Information

Though the tour includes attraction entry fees, food and drink are at the traveler’s own expense.

The tour is likely to sell out, so it’s best to reserve now and pay later for flexibility. This full-day private tour for up to 4 people departs from Windermere, England and costs from $563.73 per group.

Confirmation is provided at booking, and free cancellation is available up to 24 hours prior.

While the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, accommodations are made for disabled travelers.

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Exploring Lanercost Priory

As visitors explore Hadrian’s Wall, the medieval ruins of Lanercost Priory offer a captivating glimpse into the region’s rich history.

Founded in the 12th century, the priory features well-preserved remnants of its monastic buildings, including the nave, chancel, and cloister. Travelers can wander through the atmospheric spaces, imagining the daily rituals and lives of the Augustinian canons who once resided here.

The priory’s location along the Roman frontier also provides insights into the area’s strategic importance, with the imposing remains of the Roman fort adjacent to the medieval complex.

This site offers a unique layering of history that enriches the Hadrian’s Wall experience.

Visiting the Roman Army Museum

After exploring the medieval ruins of Lanercost Priory, visitors can delve deeper into the Roman history of the region by touring the impressive Roman Army Museum.

At the museum, they can:

Discover the daily lives of Roman soldiers through interactive exhibits
Examine carefully preserved artifacts, including weapons, armor, and tools
Learn about the construction and organization of the Roman frontier forts
Gain insights into the military strategies and challenges faced by the Romans

The museum provides a vivid window into the Roman occupation, complementing the archaeological sites along Hadrian’s Wall.

Discovering Vindolanda and Housesteads

The tour’s next stops showcase two of Hadrian’s Wall’s most significant Roman sites: Vindolanda and Housesteads.

At Vindolanda, visitors explore the ruins of a Roman auxiliary fort and civilian settlement, uncovering artifacts that provide a glimpse into daily life.

The nearby Housesteads fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers a well-preserved example of a Roman garrison. Here, guests can walk along the sturdy stone walls and imagine the Roman soldiers who once guarded this strategic location.

These sites bring the ancient past to life, showcasing the engineering feats and everyday details of the Roman frontier.