Berwick-upon-Tweed is the only completely walled town in Britain. From the Elizabethan ramparts and bastions there are exceptional views down the Northumberland coast and along the Tweed Valley towards the Scottish Borders.

From the only Anglican parish church built in Cromwell’s time to England’s first purpose-built infantry barracks, from the magnificent Georgian-period Town Hall to the ice-houses that supplied the Tweed salmon trade, Berwick is full of fascinating buildings and hidden surprises.

Click here or on the map to discover some of the town’s historic sites and architectural treasures.

Click here to see the Visit Berwick website for accommodation, attractions and things to do in the town.