The Wareham Saxon Wall is a historic defensive structure located in the town of Wareham, Dorset, England. Built during the late 9th century, it was constructed to protect the settlement from Viking invasions. The wall is made of local stone and features several original sections that can still be seen today. The wall is part of the town's rich history and is associated with the Saxon period in England. Visitors can explore the remnants of the wall, which provide insight into the architectural techniques of the time and the challenges faced by communities in defending themselves against external threats.