Landmarks - Hadrian's Wall

The video explores the Hadrian's Wall trail, a historic Roman monument in North East England. Built in AD 122, the wall served as a fortification to separate Romans from Barbarians. The trail, now restored with a £6 million investment, spans 84 miles and includes new paths and bridges. It aims to boost tourism and the local economy, attracting 20,000 new visitors. The wall's construction varied based on available materials, with some sections reaching 10 feet high. The trail is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a major tourist attraction, offering insights into Roman history and the English countryside.

What was the primary purpose of constructing Hadrian's Wall in AD 122?

• To separate the Romans from the Barbarians

• To commemorate a Roman victory

• To serve as a trade route

• To mark the boundary of the Roman Empire

What significant action was taken to establish the trail across Hadrian's Wall?

• Planting trees along the trail

• Constructing a new visitor center

• Erecting new Roman statues

• Building 14 steel bridges

In what year was Hadrian's Wall designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

• 1987

• 1995

• 1975

• 2000

What is the approximate length of Hadrian's Wall?

• 150 kilometers

• 117 kilometers

• 100 miles

• 84 miles

What is one of the goals of opening up Hadrian's Wall trail?

• To increase urban development

• To boost the local economy and tourism

• To create a new industrial zone

• To establish a new Roman museum