Roman Silchester
Stratfield Mortimer to Bramley via Calleva
Saturday, 17th March 2007
In track of Romans in Britain
Circuit of the Roman Town Walls in places more than 4m high
Well-preserved amphitheatre
Excellent museum showing the history of daily life in the first centuries of the Common Era.

Details of the trip
Meeting
Saturday, 17th March
8.45am
London Paddington (next to the ticket office)
look for a person with L2L poster
Map: Silchester and Roman town
Walk
This extremely pretty and satisfying walk runs along footpaths and country lanes from the hamlet of Stratfield Mortimer to the picturesque remains of the Roman town of Calleva – a stately ring of defensive walls and a well-preserved amphitheatre, one of only sixteen built in Roman Britain. There are plenty of scenic spots at Calleva for a picnic. From the ruins the route leads across country to the station Bramley.
Difficulty of the walk
Moderate
13 km
What should I take with me?
Tracking shoes,
Waterproof clothes,
Something for your lunch.
Transport
We will take the train at 9.30am from London Paddington to Mortimer. Journey takes approximately 45 mins.
Return to London: We will take the train from Bramley and will be in London after 6pm.
Costs (approximately)
Day return ticket: £15 approximately
What should I do to join the trip?
Just write us by 16th February on [email protected] and register for the trip (please write “Registration for "Roman Silchester" into the subject field)
Questions? Please do not hesitate to contact us on the mentioned email.