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Roman Army Museum — Attraction in Great Britain

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Roman Army Museum
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Walltown Visitor Centre
Walltown Quarry, Greenhead, Brampton CA8 7HF, United Kingdom
Walltown Quarry Country Park
Greenhead, Brampton CA8 7HZ, United Kingdom
Thirlwall Castle
7HL, ፐንኢነ ፊና, Brampton, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Greenhead Hotel, Bar & Restaurant
2 Fountain Terrace, Greenhead, Brampton CA8 7HD, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Aquila Holiday Cottage
Walltown Lodge, Hadrians Wall, Greenhead, Brampton CA8 7JD, United Kingdom
Holmhead Guest House
Greenhead, Brampton CA8 7HY, United Kingdom
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Roman Army Museum

Roman Army Museum, Greenhead, Brampton CA8 7JB, United Kingdom
4.7(950)
Open 24 hours
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attractions: Walltown Visitor Centre, Walltown Quarry Country Park, Thirlwall Castle, restaurants: Greenhead Hotel, Bar & Restaurant
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+44 16977 47485
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romanarmymuseum.com

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Nearby attractions of Roman Army Museum

Walltown Visitor Centre

Walltown Quarry Country Park

Thirlwall Castle

Walltown Visitor Centre

Walltown Visitor Centre

4.5

(124)

Open 24 hours
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Walltown Quarry Country Park

Walltown Quarry Country Park

4.7

(308)

Open 24 hours
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Thirlwall Castle

Thirlwall Castle

4.3

(117)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Greenhead Hotel, Bar & Restaurant

Greenhead Hotel, Bar & Restaurant

Greenhead Hotel, Bar & Restaurant

4.8

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Reviews of Roman Army Museum

4.7
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5.0
1y

Well worth a visit here, particularly if you're into your ancient Roman history. It's only a 15 minute or so drive to Vindolanda, so you could make the day of it if you wish! I didn't have to wait long at all to enter, greeted by a very pleasant lady at the main desk. The price of entry (for adults) was £8.00, which isn't bad at all really. The exhibits are very immersive and fascinating, offering an insight into artefacts found from when the Romans once occupied the land. This museum has a focus on the soldiers and what life was like for them on Hadrian's Wall and during their occupation of Britannia. There's so much to learn from the information provided (quite a lot, which I had not known about prior to my visit!) There's even a fab film which shows, I believe every half an hour, and helps to give you an idea of life for soldiers back then, tasked with ensuring the security of Rome's empire from the Britons yonder. Learning about the weaponry and uniform of the legionaries and auxiliary soldiers was also really interesting, and the differences between them.

After looking around, there's a lovely cafe with drinks, cakes, sandwiches etc and a little gift shop too, to take a piece of your visit to the Roman Army museum home. I'm not sure how often it is, but they had people excavating today which would be cool to watch. If ever you see them digging, you're more than welcome to ask questions and learn more about life back then. Great place and worth a...

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5.0
6y

An incredible journey through the history of this amazing area.

This museum is just wonderful, at first you arrive and you don't know what to expect as the building appears to be tiny. The carpark is free and a decent size, with room for bus trips.

On the walk to the main entrance there are signs that build up the hype for joining the roman army which is exciting.

Upon arrival, we were warmly greated and given a nice rundown of when the movie was on and how to get to the 3D cinema, as well as some 3D glasses and a map to the other museum (we bought the saver ticket).

The museum still appears small at this point, until you head down the ramp into the main area which is filled with fantastic videos and displays which play one after another on a loop, make sure you watch the one about legion sizes then head to the little tent in the corner for your introduction to joining the legion

The rest of the museum is full of other great displays, including an amazing 3D film and a fantastic video about the day in the life of an auxiliary soldier.

Definitely worth the price, we comfortably spent about 2 and a half hours here and we have a baby. The museum was very accommodating for disabled people as well as those with children and prams as there are ramps and the disabled toilet has baby changing rooms as well as some...

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5.0
1y

What an amazing place, (places) if you like anything Roman, plus, you get 2 destinations, Roman Army Museum and Vindolanda (15 min drive apart) at a cost of £16 an adult, and you get 10% off if you're a National Trust member, I can honestly say it was worth the money for the both Museums.(see reviews) The Roman Army museum displays genuine Roman artifacts including weapons and tools, life-size replicas, a 3D film showing Hadrian's Wall past and present. A large gallery describes daily life in the Roman army as seen through the eyes of a team of eight auxiliary soldiers, complete with a film showing their activities. One of the exhibits includes a rare surviving helmet crest (Vindolanda has the Vindolanda Tablets which are a must see, they are also in the British Museum) if you like anything Roman, you must visit these 2 Museums. The toilets were well done as well. We have done most of Rome, but not seen some of the artifacts they have in these Museums. If you want to find out more about Roman Life and how they did things, visit the Roman Army Museum first, if like us you read and watch everything, allow about 3 hours, then go to Vindolanda, as you will need more time here, we Really enjoyed it, and thought the price was great 👍. We've only given you a sneak preview of the movies, so you will have to go and see the...

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James CooperJames Cooper
Well worth a visit here, particularly if you're into your ancient Roman history. It's only a 15 minute or so drive to Vindolanda, so you could make the day of it if you wish! I didn't have to wait long at all to enter, greeted by a very pleasant lady at the main desk. The price of entry (for adults) was £8.00, which isn't bad at all really. The exhibits are very immersive and fascinating, offering an insight into artefacts found from when the Romans once occupied the land. This museum has a focus on the soldiers and what life was like for them on Hadrian's Wall and during their occupation of Britannia. There's so much to learn from the information provided (quite a lot, which I had not known about prior to my visit!) There's even a fab film which shows, I believe every half an hour, and helps to give you an idea of life for soldiers back then, tasked with ensuring the security of Rome's empire from the Britons yonder. Learning about the weaponry and uniform of the legionaries and auxiliary soldiers was also really interesting, and the differences between them. After looking around, there's a lovely cafe with drinks, cakes, sandwiches etc and a little gift shop too, to take a piece of your visit to the Roman Army museum home. I'm not sure how often it is, but they had people excavating today which would be cool to watch. If ever you see them digging, you're more than welcome to ask questions and learn more about life back then. Great place and worth a look around!
Pete / HelPete / Hel
What an amazing place, (places) if you like anything Roman, plus, you get 2 destinations, Roman Army Museum and Vindolanda (15 min drive apart) at a cost of £16 an adult, and you get 10% off if you're a National Trust member, I can honestly say it was worth the money for the both Museums.(see reviews) The Roman Army museum displays genuine Roman artifacts including weapons and tools, life-size replicas, a 3D film showing Hadrian's Wall past and present. A large gallery describes daily life in the Roman army as seen through the eyes of a team of eight auxiliary soldiers, complete with a film showing their activities. One of the exhibits includes a rare surviving helmet crest (Vindolanda has the Vindolanda Tablets which are a must see, they are also in the British Museum) if you like anything Roman, you must visit these 2 Museums. The toilets were well done as well. We have done most of Rome, but not seen some of the artifacts they have in these Museums. If you want to find out more about Roman Life and how they did things, visit the Roman Army Museum first, if like us you read and watch everything, allow about 3 hours, then go to Vindolanda, as you will need more time here, we Really enjoyed it, and thought the price was great 👍. We've only given you a sneak preview of the movies, so you will have to go and see the rest, SORRY.
Deborah ShoemakerDeborah Shoemaker
The Roman Army Museum – A Must-See Gem Near the Lake District Just a short drive from the Lake District lies one of the UK’s most fascinating and underrated historical treasures: the Roman Army Museum, a sister site to Vindolanda. These two sites together offer an unforgettable deep dive into the Roman Empire’s reach into Britain—and they’re absolutely worth the trip. The museum itself is a beautifully curated experience. From immersive films to authentic Roman artefacts, you’ll walk away with a newfound respect for the Roman legions and their daily lives on the edge of the empire. Many of the archaeological discoveries here are truly one-of-a-kind—you simply won’t find them anywhere else in the world. Pair your visit with the excellent onsite café. Their soup and sandwich deal is hearty, delicious, and just what you need to refuel before heading to Vindolanda. Tip: Buy the combo ticket. Exploring both the Roman Army Museum and Vindolanda makes for a rich, full day of discovery into Britain’s ancient past. An educational, awe-inspiring experience for history lovers of all ages. Side note: I took a couple photos of the ladies toilet spaces because they were absolutely gorgeous! I've never seen such richly decorated toilets like these before in a museum. Glorious.
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Well worth a visit here, particularly if you're into your ancient Roman history. It's only a 15 minute or so drive to Vindolanda, so you could make the day of it if you wish! I didn't have to wait long at all to enter, greeted by a very pleasant lady at the main desk. The price of entry (for adults) was £8.00, which isn't bad at all really. The exhibits are very immersive and fascinating, offering an insight into artefacts found from when the Romans once occupied the land. This museum has a focus on the soldiers and what life was like for them on Hadrian's Wall and during their occupation of Britannia. There's so much to learn from the information provided (quite a lot, which I had not known about prior to my visit!) There's even a fab film which shows, I believe every half an hour, and helps to give you an idea of life for soldiers back then, tasked with ensuring the security of Rome's empire from the Britons yonder. Learning about the weaponry and uniform of the legionaries and auxiliary soldiers was also really interesting, and the differences between them. After looking around, there's a lovely cafe with drinks, cakes, sandwiches etc and a little gift shop too, to take a piece of your visit to the Roman Army museum home. I'm not sure how often it is, but they had people excavating today which would be cool to watch. If ever you see them digging, you're more than welcome to ask questions and learn more about life back then. Great place and worth a look around!
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What an amazing place, (places) if you like anything Roman, plus, you get 2 destinations, Roman Army Museum and Vindolanda (15 min drive apart) at a cost of £16 an adult, and you get 10% off if you're a National Trust member, I can honestly say it was worth the money for the both Museums.(see reviews) The Roman Army museum displays genuine Roman artifacts including weapons and tools, life-size replicas, a 3D film showing Hadrian's Wall past and present. A large gallery describes daily life in the Roman army as seen through the eyes of a team of eight auxiliary soldiers, complete with a film showing their activities. One of the exhibits includes a rare surviving helmet crest (Vindolanda has the Vindolanda Tablets which are a must see, they are also in the British Museum) if you like anything Roman, you must visit these 2 Museums. The toilets were well done as well. We have done most of Rome, but not seen some of the artifacts they have in these Museums. If you want to find out more about Roman Life and how they did things, visit the Roman Army Museum first, if like us you read and watch everything, allow about 3 hours, then go to Vindolanda, as you will need more time here, we Really enjoyed it, and thought the price was great 👍. We've only given you a sneak preview of the movies, so you will have to go and see the rest, SORRY.
Pete / Hel

Pete / Hel

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The Roman Army Museum – A Must-See Gem Near the Lake District Just a short drive from the Lake District lies one of the UK’s most fascinating and underrated historical treasures: the Roman Army Museum, a sister site to Vindolanda. These two sites together offer an unforgettable deep dive into the Roman Empire’s reach into Britain—and they’re absolutely worth the trip. The museum itself is a beautifully curated experience. From immersive films to authentic Roman artefacts, you’ll walk away with a newfound respect for the Roman legions and their daily lives on the edge of the empire. Many of the archaeological discoveries here are truly one-of-a-kind—you simply won’t find them anywhere else in the world. Pair your visit with the excellent onsite café. Their soup and sandwich deal is hearty, delicious, and just what you need to refuel before heading to Vindolanda. Tip: Buy the combo ticket. Exploring both the Roman Army Museum and Vindolanda makes for a rich, full day of discovery into Britain’s ancient past. An educational, awe-inspiring experience for history lovers of all ages. Side note: I took a couple photos of the ladies toilet spaces because they were absolutely gorgeous! I've never seen such richly decorated toilets like these before in a museum. Glorious.
Deborah Shoemaker

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