28 Years Later: Explore Filming Locations in North East England
Step into the world of 28 Years Later and discover where the drama unfolded.
Sycamore Gap, Hadrian’s Wall
This is one of the most iconic spots in the region. Sycamore Gap was featured poignantly in the film and is a recognisable landmark along Hadrian’s Wall. Though the tree was sadly damaged in 2023, the surrounding landscape remains a powerful visual reminder of the area's cinematic and historical importance.
To delve deeper into the history of the area, join Ancient Britain on a half-day tour starting at Cawfields. You'll walk a central stretch of Hadrian’s Wall before visiting Vindolanda, one of the best-preserved Roman forts in Britain. With a costumed guide portraying a Roman soldier or Celtic warrior, you’ll gain fascinating insights into life on the edge of empire while soaking in sweeping views of Northumberland and the North Pennines.