Antonine Wall (North Lanarkshire)

Open to visitorsa Historic Environment Scotland site — many are free to wander; staffed ones charge and keep set hours

Substantial ruinsruined, but plenty survives above ground

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Antonine Wall (North Lanarkshire) is one of seven stretches of Roman frontier wall the Albion Guide lists in North Lanarkshire. The site is in the care of Historic Environment Scotland. Nearby stretches of Roman frontier wall include Antonine Wall, Castlecary, Antonine Wall - Tollpark and Antonine Wall - Dullatur. For arrivals by rail, Cumbernauld Station is 4.5 km to the south.

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