Roman bath is full of history, lots to learn. The place lives up with live performance by costumed assistants. They can answer your questions, takes photos with you. A little to busy time to time, as it's so popular.
Very interesting although they didnt give us the phones to go around with to get the information
Well preserved archeological sites with hot spring water still running !! Audio guide gives a detailed explanation of each and every room and block of the site!! Whole site can be finished within 2 hours with no hurry!! If interested in Roman civilization ,just go for it!!
Absolutely amazing place. This is a must see if you have even the slightest interest in history.
Fantastically historical. Audio devices tell you everything you need to know and more. Recommended, if you don't do anything else, do this. Book in advance for a discount price.
Came here for a birthday weekend away with my partner and this was one of the highlights. I wish I'd had more time to listen to all the tour points but we had booked at the spa so had to leave. This is an amazing place, the architecture is stunning and the audio tour is superb, a really brilliant way to learn all the history at your own pace and in whatever order you choose. I would love to come back with my children and follow the children's audio tour around with them. Highly recommended and well worth the entry fee.
Undoubtedly a 5 star attraction - a unique Roman site where the thermal waters do still, to this day, percolate up to the surface and directly fill the pools with warm 'mineral' water that you can actually drink. You tour the baths and More
An amazing experience, not to be missed. Make sure you get in the right queue - although there were dozens of people outside they were in a group tours queue and as a family we were able to walk straight in with no delay. The exhibits and audio guide are terrific, with some interesting additions from Bill Bryson.
What a beautiful city! Loved visiting the Roman baths. It s so much more than just the springs but an incredible journey through the history of the site- so well presented. To think that this water was once rain that fell a thousand years ago in mind boggling. You even get to taste the water at the end of the tour . Be sure to take an audio pack which explains so much about each artifact....
Great educational visit. It'll take about an hour or two and it's not strenuous. The price of entry is slightly high, so don't scrimp on seeing everything if you're there.
A real must for anyone visiting Bath. Real history, Roman style.
Remember to get the audio guide. And do not drink the water at the end.
Really interesting. The audio guides were great. If you're into history this will be a stop you want to make. If you take a tour and didn't pre-pick your ticket don't worry you can buy them when you get there. Its a risk because the lines might be long and take a while but if there short check it out. This gives you the added benefit of not having to go at a specific time with the rest of the group as well.
Very nice place! Roman baths are quite well preserved. Antique items are well described and the visit is interesting. I think this is THE THING TO VISIT in Bath.
A tad crowded, but well worth it! Beautiful Roman architecture and super interesting museum setup. Very good exhibits to show how the baths looked!
Well worth a visit to see how the Romans built the baths, they were extremely good at what they did. Only two grumbles, (1) it should be much cheaper for students (2) the toilets were in need of a deep clean (see photo) otherwise it would have been
Fantastic and well preserved Roman bath in the heart of Bath.
Ticket prices also includes an audio guide in a range of European languages and Chinese. They are a really great way to access the entire site.
The remains are all well kept and offer a great insight into the baths history and also life at the baths.
It does get busy as the site isn't that big. However with great views and access to the baths it is worth it.
Beautiful pieces of history and architecture. A must visit. Shops around are great and have unique collections.
Xlent staff, knowledgable, friendli, helpful. Grt alround exp.
Absolutely fantastic place to visit, brought Roman Bath to life.
Beautiful place oldest Kelt, Roma, Angle kultur very similar Carnuntum
Historically interesting spot in England. Just don't touch the water now a day. Waking through let's your imagination conjure up what it would have been like. Well preserved and in a town with stopping in.
The tickets are on the high side. But the museum is well done and very professional. Its worth the pennies. Have a go at the spring water at the end of the tour. It's very "unlike" the normal water we have...
Awesome place to see, great history behind it as well, definitely recommended
An amazing place, but it was extremely busy. This lessened my experience. It's almost too popular. It was difficult at times to see some of the exhibits. But besides that, it was a great exhibit.
Fantastic historically maintained city and bath house architecture is amazing
One of the best places i have visited! I need to come back again in the future.
Very interesting but super crowded. Give yourself plenty of time to allow for the other 5379532 tourists...
This site, along with the townsite was absolutely incredible! The history, the architecture, along with the staff and information was great.
Gorgeous, staff friendly. Definitely would go again
Amazing historical place. A must vist if you are in Bath
2000 years old Historical place . Must visit place if you are nearby somewhere.18 pounds for entry fee in the weekends. You will get a telephone guide and free guide tour (if you ask). The Hot springs is amazing.
I couldn't fault the Roman Baths in any way; perfect for those of all ages and presented in a really informative and interesting way! The relatively cheap cost ever adds to the appeal of this wonderful attraction!
The audio tour which you are provided with for free is 100% necessary in order to fully explore the secrets and history of the Baths. The insights from Bill Bryson somewhat add to the experience, but they can be done without. If you've got kids, the Audio Tour with Michael Rosen helps to keep them fully engaged, whilst also showing them the history as well. There's also an activity sheet if you want it.
There's nothing to fault the place with: it's brilliant!
Fabulous place, lots of history, would highly recommend
I lived 8 years in Bath and only went to this when I later brought my wife back for a visit. I was missing out all those years I didn't check this place out. It is an amazing and informative museum and interactive for kids.
Best thing to do in bath hands down. Also good for kids. Very interactive.
Nicely preserved great golden history from Roman Architecture.
The baths are awesome. The place is much bigger than I expected, there's a big museum in there with lots of ancient Roman history. The way they built the baths and how they heated the water was super interesting. Lots of interactive videos and information in this place!! Definitely a must see while in Bath!! Great views of the cathedral and a really nice surrounding area!
Lovely visit of this historic place. Interesting modern museum. Cannot skip this while in bath.
There wasn't much to see or do, compared to the entry price. But the whole place was really beautiful
Absolutely loved it, great to see all that the Roman's built architecture and all, amazing
Wonderful exhibits and free tours 100% worth the visit
The Roman Baths date back about 2,000 years. Built as a sort of religious temple and place to cleanse and take in the thermal effects of the nearby natural springs. They Roman Baths were buried and forgotten for quite some time. They were rediscovered in 1878 by the then mayor of the city. He made it his goal to unearth this treasure and share it with the world. The Roman Baths opened to the public in 1897.
The baths are open all year round and host everything from holiday markets to music events. Unfortunately, the public is no longer to use the Roman Baths for actual bathing, but there is a modern day bath spa nearby that can easily accommodate that need.
The Roman Baths are one of the most popular UK tourist destinations, attracting over a million visitors per year. Plan on spending a few hours touring the space and consider dining at the cool restaurant. You can get to the Roman Baths in 90 minutes by catching the train at London's Paddington Station.
It was well and truly amazing a good hour and a half of an insight of how it was in roman times well worth doing
Take a long time for a pool of spa.
Finally I can see Roman how to take bath .
Lovely place to visit after Stonehenge, historic place!
Quite an amazing archeological site. Of course, being from Italy, the stage is set high on certain things. However, I was particularly impressed by how the architecture and engineering of Roman times was carefully explained at this site. Definitely go for the free guided tour of the baths, the people there are excellently prepared. I learnt a lot and if you want to know more they are not afraid of going into more detail. A bit expensive overall, which is a pity because this is definitely a must go in Bath.
Once inside, bigger than it looks, very interesting.
Great self guided tour of the ancient Roman baths built 2000 years ago.
Highly informative about the history behind the Celtic and Roman goddess. Staff are very helpful. The site is brilliantly preserved with models helping you understand the beauty of the bath in its hay day.
the actual baths have been reconstructed in such a way where they have no resemblance to what was built by the romans... should be called 'some fountains on the site of the roman baths'
A rich experience that is worth to go. The audio guide gives both typical information regarding the history of the baths over 2 millennia, and archeology that was necessary to understand the significance of the Baths, but also commentary that gave perspective.
Incredibly interesting and most see attractions in Bath
Amazing architecture, food, views well worth visiting.
Very well maintained historic building. Very interesting, but this can cause large crowds, best go round in your own time
If you are in Bath this is absolutely a "must see". We did it in combination with the Fashion Museum (which was also quite nice) and spent more than three hours there. There is are a lot of displays to see and the building itself is worth your attention. Most of our last hour was spent on the guided tour (included in the price of admission) which was very good. Our group was a manageable size (about a dozen) and the guide was great. She was enthusiastic and informed, and was able to respond to questions from the group with authority and confidence. All in all a very nice afternoon.
Fabulous place really interesting and well worth a visit
Expensive for the amount of time we spent there. Could be more for younger visitors.
Good value for money.. really worth visiting and we enjoyed to death, every nook and corner of in the premises of the Roman bath
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It's an very interesting Place,
you can learning many Things.
The Roman Baths are an very beautyful Place.
amazing historic place that was much more than I expected. well worth the money.
Nice place to visit! Queue moved quite quickly, but the area is so crowded with tourists. Would be better if they had more written explanations, rather than relying only on the audio guides to explain things.
Would recommend joining the free tours they have, at every hour. The guide will bring you around and tell you more about the baths, shouldn't take more than 45 min.
You can try the spring water at the end, but it's really an acquired taste!
Been here a few times now and it just gets better x
Beautiful place with great history brought to life by very interesting audio tour. So much more to the baths than the photo we're all familiar with.
The baths have been maintained very well and provide a fascinating history lesson. Well worth a visit!
A lot bigger than I thought it was. A lot to see. It was a lovely experience.
We loved this town and the baths were amazing to see! I took my 12 and 15 year old daughters hoping they would like the history of it and not be bored, and they loved it! My oldest is in European history right now and enjoys history, so loved everything about England. My youngest loved some of the things we did, not everything.
Very informative and educational place fascinating.
This place is incredible. As an Engineer, I am still amazed at how the Romans built all these things 2,000 years ago.
The City of Bath has done a fantastic job of recreating how the Roman's lived in that era.
A must see & visit. Allow 2 hours on crowded days, due to crowds
Highly Recommended.
Phil
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