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See full prices and opening timesA new interactive exhibition at Birdoswald Roman Fort explores shared histories between Britain and Romania, which began nearly two millennia ago. The earliest group of ‘Romanians’ to live and work in Britain arrived more than 1900 years ago, as part of the Roman army, and Dacian soldiers were stationed on Hadrian’s Wall for centuries.
Romanians of all ages living and working in Cumbria and the wider North West region have contributed creatively to this exhibition through stories, poetry, interviews, art and a short film.
The project was developed by Bronwen Riley and is run in partnership with the Romanian Cultural Institute in London, with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund, Arts Council England and the Institute of Classical Studies.
Until 3 Nov
Recieve 20% off your walk up ticket when you travel to Birdoswald Roman Fort by bus!
Simply show your ticket to a member of staff when you arrive to receive your discount.
The 681 bus runs all year round between Hexham and Haltwhistle. You can find the timetable here. The AD122 bus also stops at Chesters Roman Fort and Housesteads Roman Fort.
Hadrian's Wall is begun, and is first built of turf not stone in the western sector.
Birdoswald fort is built astride the Wall, on the site of one of the Wall's stone turrets.
Find out more about the history of Birdoswald Roman Fort