Golden Hill Fort - Antonine Wall

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Golden Hill Park, Roman Rd
Kilpatrick Ward, sct G81 6AG

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Located within Golden Hill Park, the remains of this Roman fort is one of sixteen that defended the northern Roman frontier of the Antonine Wall for a whole eight years before being abandoned when the Romans withdrew to its better known cousin, Hadrian's Wall, in 162 AD. Although there is nothing of the fort remaining above ground it's previously excavated footprint is visible and gives a fair impression of the scale of the site which affords commanding views over the Firth of Clyde.
May 23rd, 2021
Matthew Rollinson
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May 21st, 2021
Pamela Davies
A lovely open area for walkers , taking children and picnics and all such activities. The Duntocher Burn adds more beauty
Apr 11th, 2021
Sharon Millr
That's the view I have from my home everyday. It will never get built on. Undisturbed astounding view
May 20th, 2020
David Cameron

Apr 1st, 2019

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Golden Hill Fort - Antonine Wall is located at Golden Hill Park, Roman Rd in Kilpatrick Ward, Scotland G81 6AG. Golden Hill Fort - Antonine Wall can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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A Golden Hill Fort - Antonine Wall is located at Golden Hill Park, Roman Rd, Kilpatrick Ward, sct G81 6AG

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May 23rd, 2021

Located within Golden Hill Park, the remains of this Roman fort is one of sixteen that defended the northern Roman frontier of the Antonine Wall for a whole eight years before being abandoned when the Romans withdrew to its better known cousin, Hadrian's Wall, in 162 AD.
Although there is nothing of the fort remaining above ground it's previously excavated footprint is visible and gives a fair impression of the scale of the site which affords commanding views over the Firth of Clyde.