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Berwick-upon-Tweed
England's northern most town, guarding the mouth of the River Tweed, has a long and varied history. Once a Royal Borough of Scotland, it was constantly fought over, changing hands between England and Scotland fourteen times. The need to secure the town resulted in the construction of the incredible Elizabethan Ramparts which completely encircle the centre. Built between 1553 and 1566 to combat artillery, they are regarded as the best preserved in Europe and are walked by visitors every day of the year. The River Tweed is spanned by three marvellous bridges and the architectural features gracing many town buildings are a delight. Berwick-upon-Tweed has a thriving shopping area, Arts are fully represented at the Maltings and sporting opportunities are offered at Bonarsteads Leisure Centre. Places to visit:
Berwick-upon-Tweed Hotel, Guest House and B&B Accommodation
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