Harry's Walls is a unique attraction in the United Kingdom that features a stunning collection of street art and graffiti. Located in a former warehouse, the attraction showcases the work of local and international artists, with vibrant murals and quirky designs covering every inch of the walls. Visitors can explore the colorful space, take photos, and even contribute to the artwork themselves. The ever-changing nature of the graffiti means that no two visits are ever the same, making Harry's Walls a must-visit for art lovers and fans of urban culture.
We followed a path to Harry's Walls, another sixteenth century fort that was started but never finished but still has substantial remains. It's within 10 minutes of Hugh Town and a peaceful little walk although there isn't much to see from the military history perspective.
Side by side we have a navigational aid from 2000AD, a monolith from 2500-750BC, and the remains of an artillery fort from 1500AD. This is a unique juxtaposition and what makes this place worth visiting.
This is an interesting place to stop for a moment whilst out walking. It can be accessed via the coast path with a clear sign indicating direction up some steps, followed by a bit of a hill. There is a lovely view of the harbour from the wall.
Lovely views from Harry's Walls even on a cloudy grey day!
Great views across the island
Interesting to imaging the little planning that went into its location. After starting to build it they realised the cannon balls rolled out the guns as they had to point down to aim at the enemy. Bit of a steap clime to get to the site but worth it, good veiws over the harbour.
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We followed a path to Harry's Walls, another sixteenth century fort that was started but never finished but still has substantial remains. It's within 10 minutes of Hugh Town and a peaceful little walk although there isn't much to see from the military history perspective.
Side by side we have a navigational aid from 2000AD, a monolith from 2500-750BC, and the remains of an artillery fort from 1500AD. This is a unique juxtaposition and what makes this place worth visiting.
This is an interesting place to stop for a moment whilst out walking. It can be accessed via the coast path with a clear sign indicating direction up some steps, followed by a bit of a hill. There is a lovely view of the harbour from the wall.
Lovely views from Harry's Walls even on a cloudy grey day!
Great views across the island
Interesting to imaging the little planning that went into its location. After starting to build it they realised the cannon balls rolled out the guns as they had to point down to aim at the enemy. Bit of a steap clime to get to the site but worth it, good veiws over the harbour.
