Extensive remains include 2 large granaries, strong room, headquarters building, fountain house, aqueduct, 2 military compounds, Stanegate road and museum.
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English Heritage Members(Concession)
Free Admission
AdultPrice: £4.50
ConcessionPrice: £3.80
ChildPrice: £2.30
Opening
02 Nov 2009 to 31 Mar 2010Saturday 10:00-16:00
Sunday 10:00-16:00
Visit Details
Toilets
Groups accepted
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Print in foreign languages
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Lying on a pivotal Roman intersection near the Tyne crossing, Corbridge played a vital role in every Roman campaign in northern Britain before becoming a busy garrison town. The extensively excavated remains include the best preserved granaries in Britain as well as the foundations of workshops, temples, houses and an elaborate fountain. The museum contains a rich selection of finds from the whole area, including the Corbridge Lion, a remarkable sculpted fountainhead.
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