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The Antonine Wall

A hidden piece of history

The Antonine Wall, in the central belt of Scotland served as the northern most frontier of the Roman Empire in Europe.

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Three sets of hands seen from above. They hold mobile phones showing the Antonine Wall interactive map.

Explore our interactive map

User our interactive map and site explorer to learn more about where the key sites are and what has been discovered there.

Visiting the wall

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The square foundations of Bar Hill Roman bath house on a grassy hillside with trees. A section of low wall and underfloor heating system are visible.

Top sites to visit

While much of the wall is off the beaten track, many of the top attractions are easily accessible, with car parking, short walks and easy terrain.

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A Roman themed play park with wooden equipment on a sunny day. A smiling child in a white t shirt and a plastic Roman helmet.

Sites for families and children

If you’re planning a visit with younger children, here are some of the top sites that will keep them entertained.

The Nethercroy Silvanus sculpture. A rusty steel legionary head on a hill with a cloudy sky. A horse and rider to the right.

Trips along the wall

If you want to go off the beaten track or explore more of the wall, then our cycling, walking and driving guides could help you plan your journey.

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Antonine Wall ditch at Watling Lodge, Falkirk

Protecting and managing the Wall

As part of a transnational UNESCO World Heritage Site, discover how the Antonine Wall is protected and managed.

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Two children at a classroom table using Roman replica items. A group of people in the background look at a Roman sword.

Education Resources

A range of resource to help children and adults alike to learn about, explore, and experience the wall.