Segedunum Roman Fort and Museum

The Segedunum Roman Fort is considered the most excavated and developed Fort over the famous Hadrian's Wall and features a 35m observation that is high providing outstanding views across this impressive World Heritage website, a phenomenal back drop for the household photo! The site now also boasts a big museum that is interactive Roman items based in the excavations between your 70s therefore the new millennium, ranging from the only known surviving stone bathroom seat to valid models of the Carpathia and HMS Comus, plus a recreated part of Hadrian's Wall itself. Young ones can also get on the job with a bust associated with Emperor Hadrian, a building model and some reproduction Roman materials. You'll be able to come out and explore the Roman Garden and Colliery (that is the coal mine to you and I also) of course you are taking an organization you can book a tour that is directed. There are lifts and level access throughout the museum and loos on a few levels plus child changing through the reception area. You will find benches around the gardens too, so all in all it is pretty easy to bring the young kids here!