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Berwick-upon-Tweed is a historic walled town in Northumberland. It is the most northerly town in England, and its strategic location means that it has changed hands following wars between England and Scotland a total of nine times. Berwick is pronounced 'Berrick'.

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Berwick has its own train station, and is about 1 hour from Edinburgh or 5 hours from London.

Buses run from Newcastle.

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The town is surrounded by historic walled ramparts, constructed during times of war between England and Scotland.

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• Haven Berwick Holiday Park (Haven Berwick Holiday Park), Magdalene Fields, Berwick Upon Tweed (Signposts are along the route from the A1 to the town center and then on to the Holiday Park), ☎ 0871 231 0864, [1]. Check in: 1400; Check out: 1000. Self catering holiday park located around 1 mile from the centre of the town and offering a range of different accommodation in caravans. edit

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