The Roman Baths
Museum Gallery
4.6 (31207 reviews)
Roman bathhouse & temple with spring water, Pump Room restaurant, museum & audio tour for kids.
Abbey Churchyard, Bath BA1 1LZ, UK
+44 1225 477785
Did You Know?
Votive Offerings
The Roman Baths museum houses over 12,000 Denarii coins, believed to be offerings to the goddess Sulis Minerva, making it the largest known votive deposit in Britain.
Temple Pediment
The Bath Roman Temple featured a massive pediment, 26 feet wide and 8 feet tall, adorned with a powerful Gorgon head image.
Water Source
The Roman Baths are fed by a natural hot spring, which still flows into the River Avon, providing the water for the baths.
Bathing Culture
Most Romans in Bath visited the baths daily for cleansing, using olive oil and a metal scraper called a strigil.
Highlights from Reviews
• well-preserved site
The Roman Baths are remarkably well-preserved, offering an authentic glimpse into ancient Roman history and daily life.
• excellent audio guide
The audio guide is consistently praised for being informative, engaging, and providing valuable context to the exhibits.
• immersive experience
The site uses modern visuals, holographic projections, and costumed actors to bring history to life and create an immersive visit.
• educational and informative
Visitors find the experience highly educational, offering deep insights into Roman life, architecture, and the importance of the springs.
• stunning architecture
The architecture, especially around the main bath, is described as beautiful and visually stunning, contributing to a memorable atmosphere.
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