subject: Types of accommodation on Hadrian's Wall [print this page] Hadrian's Wall was built by the Romans many centuries ago, running across the width of Northern England to as a way of defending England from the so called Barbarians in Scotland. The Wall, although of course not in its original state is still an amazing piece of architecture, and testament to the engineering and organisation of the Romans, that they could build such an impressive defence device.
Hadrian's Wall, which runs from Wallsend to Solway Firth is a fantastic place to visit for your holiday, as there are so many things to see and do, both relating to the Wall itself and its Roman history, but also in the beautiful surrounding counties of Cumbria and Northumberland.
Some of the best accommodation on Hadrian's Wall, is just a few minutes from the actual Wall itself, meaning it's the perfect place to stay if you wish to visit the historic Roman site, or if you decide to walk or cycle along it. The National Trail, which is the walking trail which runs along the length of Hadrian's one, is rated as one of the best walks in the country, with spectacular sweepingscenery, it is truly breathtaking. The path itself will take a number of days to walk along, and you will pass through breathtaking countryside including the Northumberland National Park. Many people decide to stay in abed and breakfast on Hadrian's Wall, and some of the best have views overlooking the Wall itself. You will be sure to receive a warm welcome at a bed and breakfast, and often a hearty traditional English breakfast which will be sure to fill you with energy so you will be ready to explore everything Hadrian's Wall and Cumbria has to offer.
If you are looking to spend longer in Cumbria or Northumberland, then staying in a holiday cottage on Hadrian's Wall might be the best option, as you normally hire them for a complete week. This will give you a longer period of time, and the space to cook and live in your own self cateringapartment. There are a number of beautiful holiday cottages to stay in, both in Cumbria and Northumberland, and with so much to explore and to see around these beautiful counties, it's a great idea to stay a little longer on holiday in Hadrian's wall.
