Hadrian's Wall was an ambitious and monumental plan conceived by the emperor of the same name. At over 70 miles in length, the wall snakes across the breadth of Britain from the Solway Firth to the mouth of the Tyne.  It was completed in 132 AD and today many parts of the wall can be visited with forts and lookout points along the length of the structure. 

A picture postcard English village with a main street descending to the River Eden, spectacularly spanned by a magnificent Victorian railway viaduct.

Brampton is a popular market town in Cumbria with a fascinating history. Bonnie Prince Charlie had his headquarters at what is now the shoe shop in High Cross Street during the siege of Carlisle in 1745.

A magnificent parkland course with many picturesque testing holes, manicured as only the British know how! Other Cumbrian golf clubs nearby include Eden, Brampton and Stonyholme.

Talkin Tarn is a local beauty spot and water sports facility.

The historical border city of Carlisle offers a relaxed historical experience whilst being home to many shops, pubs, restaurants, museums, galleries and visitor centres.

This fascinating border fortress is a popular attraction in the historic city of Carlisle.

Border and Roman History comes to life in this fascinating Museum in Carlisle.

Cumbria - the most beautiful corner of England, not to be missed.

See the world-famous marriage rooms, the scene of many romantic runaway weddings.