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Berwick-upon-Tweed Town Centre Walk | Let's Walk 2020

Berwick-upon-Tweed is the most northerly town in all of England, and is home to some of the country's most fascinating history. Located just two and a half miles shy of the Scottish border, this small town was a constant battleground for centuries between England and Scotland, and as a result has a unique mixed culture and identity. So, join me on this fascinating walk of Berwick town centre. Along the way, we pass many interesting landmarks, including the Royal Border Bridge, Royal Tweed Bridge, Berwick Bridge, the old A1 road, Marygate, Berwick Town Hall and Gaol, Berwick Town Walls, Coxon's Tower, Berwick Pier, the Elizabethan Ramparts, Berwick Barracks, scenes from sketches by LS Lowry, Berwick Parish Church, the Former Church of St. Mary, Coronation Park and Berwick Castle. 0:00 View of Royal Border Bridge from Royal Tweed Bridge 0:10 Royal Tweed Bridge 0:57 Golden Square 2:18 Marygate 4:42 Hide Hill 6:20 Sandgate 7:09 Berwick Town Walls (17th/18th Century) 9:52 Coxon's Tower 10:15 Coxon's Tower and view of Berwick Harbour 10:50 Berwick Town Walls (17th/18th Century) 14:01 Berwick Town Walls (Elizabethan Ramparts) 18:38 Berwick Barracks 19:35 Berwick Town Walls (Elizabethan Ramparts) 21:03 The Stanks 22:06 Berwick Town Walls (Elizabethan Ramparts) 23:46 Wallace Green and Berwick Parish Church 25:05 Walkergate 27:31 Marygate 27:58 Scotsgate 28:09 Marygate 29:48 Castlegate 30:43 Berwick War Memorial/Statue of Angel 31:13 Former Church of St. Mary 31:21 Castlegate 33:10 Berwick Railway Bridge 33:51 North Road 34:15 Coronation Park 35:01 Berwick Castle 35:59 View of the River Tweed 37:50 Royal Border Bridge 38:02 Thank you for watching! Stats for nerds: Distance walked: 2.4 miles/3.9km Step count: 4800 steps (approx.) Time taken: 37 mins 40 secs Average speed: 3.8mph/6.1kmh Please do not use any footage from this video without my permission.