Segedunum Roman Fort

Segedunum Roman Fort and Museum is located on a world heritage site, there is a 35 metre high viewing tower, many surviving foundations which have been successfully excavated all being a part of Hadrian’s wall itself. Furthermore, there is a large interactive museum as well as being able to see a full scale reconstruction of a section of the Hadrian’s wall itself.

While there are activities to always do at Segedunum Roman Fort and Museum there is also other things that are currently going on for a period of time and even some upcoming events. These can be looked at by going here.

Accessibility

• The nearest bus stop to the location is 8 minutes away, being the Wallsend interchange.
• There is the Wallsend Metro Station about 10 minutes away.
• Segedunum Roman Fort has free car parking as well as disabled parking.
• You can access the building with a wheelchair as there is a ramp at the entrance.
• The entrance has automatic doors.
• Around the roman fort the path is rather uneven, making it a little tricky for certain people.
• Accessible toilets and baby changing rooms are throughout Segedunum Roman Fort and Museum.
• A lift can be located in the building that takes you to the first floor gallery, this lift has an audio announcer and braille markings.
• Segedunum Roman Fort and Museum allows assistance dogs.

Opening times for the Segedunum Roman Fort and Museum can vary so for more accurate opening times please go here.

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