Berwick upon Tweed · 1 checked & stamped
Days out where the dog is on the guest list, not tied up outside.
England's first purpose-built infantry barracks, put up from 1717 to Nicholas Hawksmoor's design around a parade square off The Parade, with the Main Guard sentry building down on Palace Street. English Heritage names Berwick-upon-Tweed Barracks and Main Guard on its own published list of dog-friendly properties, so a dog on a lead can come with you. English Heritage's stated rule for its dog-friendly sites is to keep the dog on a lead near livestock and to clean up after it. The barracks square is gravel and cobble with no shade, and the site sits directly on the ramparts walk, which makes it an easy add-on to the walls circuit rather than a destination in itself. Check opening before travelling, as parts of the site have been in and out of use during the Living Barracks redevelopment.
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