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

Sycamore Gap, Hadrian’s Wall

Location: Northumberland
Location: Northumberland

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.