Today, Offa’s Dyke is a Scheduled Ancient Monument, and much of it is protected. The Offa’s Dyke Path, a long-distance national trail, follows much of the original route, allowing walkers to experience the rich history and stunning landscapes of the border region. Near Knighton, the O

The section of Offa’s Dyke on Llanfair Hill is among the highest points along the earthwork. Rising to over 400 meters above sea level, it offers commanding views into Wales to the west and the English borderlands to the east. Its strategic location would have made it an ideal place to monitor

Nestled in the scenic borderlands of eastern Wales, near the town of Knighton in modern-day Powys, Llanfair Hill rises gently with commanding views over the surrounding valleys and hills. Upon this ancient hill lies one of the most fascinating and enduring features of early medieval Britain—Of

Offa’s silver penny became the standard coin of the realm and continued in use well after his death. Its influence extended to other kingdoms, which began minting similar pennies, including Wessex and Northumbria. This economic unification helped pave the way for later political unification un