Temple of Mithras, Carrawburgh
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Roman temple dedicated to the god Mithras, built by soldiers at Carrawburgh fort around 200 CE.

📜 Roman temple ruins, part of Carrawburgh Roman Fort.
🔍 One of the most northerly Mithraic temples, only visible one along Hadrian's Wall. Built by Roman soldiers around 200 CE, destroyed about 350 CE.

Why Go

🏛️ Explore ancient Roman religious ruins🚶 Walk along Hadrian's Wall trail🏞️ Scenic location overlooking Northumberland National Park📜 See replicas of altars and wooden posts

Why Avoid

⚠️ Site can be uneven, muddy, and prone to flooding♿ Not suitable for wheelchairs or buggies🐑 Farm livestock may be present

Tips

🅿️ Car park available for a small fee🖼️ Original altars at Great North Museum in Newcastle☔ Wear waterproof footwear, especially in wet weather

Cost

💰 Free entry

Hours

🕒 Open any reasonable time during daylight hours

Getting There

📍 Humshaugh, Hexham, Northumberland, NE46 4DB, United Kingdom🅿️ Northumberland National Parks car park on site, charges apply.

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