We are taking you back to Roman Britain with one of the country's most stunning villages
If you're after a truly special day out this little-known village cannot be beaten.
The jewel in the crown of Corbridge in Northumberland is undoubtedly Corbridge Roman Town, one of the country's most important archaeological sites. Not only that, this charming village was once the northernmost town of the mighty Roman Empire.
Located just a mile from the village centre, it's a captivating snapshot of history, with original Roman streets you can stroll along and a museum brimming with finds from the renowned Corbridge Hoard - a trove of 2nd Century armour, tools and personal items unearthed in the area.
A stone's throw away is Hadrian's Wall, a testament to Corbridge's central role in Roman Britain

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