The Roman Baths Reviews

Fabulous ancient Roman ruin showcasing Roman engineering skill. It's definitely worth seeing.

Free audioguides in every language. Very informative. Could easily spend all day here.

Very interesting and informatively laid out. Not a big fan of audio guides though. I prefer real ones

Amazing piece of history, great place to visit , informative fun and a great day out

Perfectly relaxing sitting outside up high amongst the rooftops in hot water during a refreshing rain storm in December.

So much worth it. It is a roman archaeological site. The audioguide has so much interesting information, you could spend 3 hours in there. Very beautiful and enlightening.

Fantastic experience. Highly recommended. Allocate between 1.5 to 2 hours to appreciate the vast information available in the free audio book.

I recommend you go for the free guided tour first since it makes you appreciate the baths even more.

Gorgeous Roman Baths well-preserved and well-presented to tourists. Reminder if the grandeur of a great prosperous era.

Visited again this year after a couple of years away very pleased with the new exhibits that i hadnt seen before well worth the trip and the Roman helmet in the shop is on my christmas list

Absolutely stunning place to visit. Well worth the trip

Beautiful city. Need to stay more than a day to grasp all the experiences.

A lot of thought and care has gone into making the most out of the Roman Baths and setting the scene for the daily lives of people living there at the time and the Baths are great way to spend a few hours learning about Roman society. Digital screens show depictions of how the buildings used to look and the audio guides are fairly thorough in providing additional details. The only drawback is that the place is relatively small and cramped and you're constantly in someone's way or viceversa. Also, additional details or features about/around the main pool would be nice, since that kind of is the main attraction.

Great place & really interesting with the audio guide. Don't get the "do not touch" sign for the spring though.

Fascinating, great to get up close to so many pieces of history. Definitely worth the money.

Good start point of visiting bath. If you live outside bath you can order a package ticket online can collect when you arrived at bath. Easy and worth it there are pass ticket for the roman bath, restaurant and spa.

Excellent! Great history, well told with good exhibits.

Very nice place, very well kept. It is a must if you visit bath.

Lovely experience. Interesting and enjoyable for all ages.

We were there for an evening wedding. The atmosphere was great with steam rising from the baths and lanterns burning. Beautiful!

They have maintained the same architecture from the old remainings. But tickets are a bit high, not that much worth!

So much to see not just the one bath that you always see in pictures.

A must do when visiting Bath. Walking right into the past you get to explose ruins dating back hundreds of years and learn about Roman occupation of Bath that is so real you feel as though you were right there. I suggest the audio tour and bringing your own earphones (old school earphone jacks) so you can be hands free. (No worries about buying them if you take the hop on hop off tour they give them to you for free)

Been a while since I ve been here. Small charge for the experience and the audio device you get with the entrance fee. There is a free walking tour on the hour every hour but I didn t take this up. It can get quite hot and crowded but worth while.

Nice place and great city. Interesting historical place, however too much of exageration, unnessasay nudity display by the present day English people- as usual.

Fascinating place. Audio guide is included in price.

Excellent and well preserved exhibit. We spent around 3 hours here. It does get crowded so arrive early. Buy tickets online if you have limited time in Bath. Otherwise you can purchase on the day. We pre-purchased and arrived an hour before our timeslot and there was no line. They let us in anyway. Some surfaces are uneven so wear comfortable shoes. Overall a great exhibit. Comes with an audio tour and they offer free tours.

Very enjoyable and instructive. Found choosing between three audio descriptions difficult.

Bigger than it looks from the outside.
A bit on the pricy side if you just do one single visit. It's usually quite crowded, too.
But a great site to visit still!!
Do try out the "drinkable" spa water. :)

Fantastic history lesson of this classic historical site. A must visit place of you're in Bath

Amazing monument. It is a shame that they can't make a temporary roof and clean the water with all the money they collect from the fountain towards the end. Would have been nice to jump in and experience the water.

A remarkable, historic site with good commentary and notes. A real bonus was the disabled access to this historic site

So much fun! An awesome way to explore the ancient Roman ruins of Bath. Go explore the different areas of the baths and learn the history of how the Romans used this area for relaxation and how it was then buried and lost only to be rediscovered a millennia later.

Like Jean Austen said; Who can be ever tired of Bath? . When i was in Bath city, i got lost after visiting roman Bath. But hell yeah.. this city is so Lovely!

Look back almost 2000 years of Roman history. Technology, architecture, every day life, can be seen at the baths. Well maintained archaeological site, well trained and friendly staff. Highly recommended

Interesting site and museum/attraction. The Covid-19 measures are well implemented - you're on one long 'conveyor belt' from entry to exit where you are herded along in your timed entry slot. The audio guide is very informative, but a number of the entries have been hidden to keep the 'conveyor belt' moving. As such for the same ticket price (not cheap) you'll miss some of the information that was previously available. All this said, it's an amazing and unique site and we'll worth a visit.

Great connection to the past - you can see and touch the very structures used by the Romans. Built and used by the Romans from the first century AD, it fell into disuse later. Unlike many other museums, here visitors are allowed and sometimes encouraged to touch some of stones. Photography is also allowed

Amazing place. So much history. Very well organised and presented. Must see location

Amazing place to visit if you are at all interested in Roman History. So many different pieces of history to see. The audio tour is a must.

Steeped in history very interesting superb historic place to visit at the end there is a fountain where you can actually taste the spa mineral water although I wasn't keen on it it's supposed to have excellent healing properties. great gift shop and attached to the Roman Baths is the pump room which is a restaurant for fine dining. Bath itself is a glorious town would be a fabulous place to live but very very expensive

A very educational visit to understand British history dating back to the Roman times

Fantastic, modern tech meets ancient history just superb

Important archaeological site described a well designed museum integrated into the site.

Mind blowing a must see for anyone who likes history

Excellent insight into historic baths and Roman history.

In a word: impressive. We went in the evening on a Friday- highly recommend you do the same in order to miss the crowds caused by the huge tour groups! Make sure you give yourself a few hours minimum to explore, as there's much more to see than you think when looking at it from outside. Definitely a must see, and well worth the price.

I learnt a lot when visiting here. Bath was unknown to me to my shame

Spent about an hour. Queues were pretty short when we came in on Friday 1030. We weren't big fans so we finished pretty quickly. Was a bit disappointed because at the time of visit the fountain for drinking was under maintenance. You can't drink or touch water in other places like the great bath

Very interesting museum about Roman times in Great Britain.

Some stones and objects which date from the Roman times are still well kept. It's worth the visit.

Excellent museum very interesting and the staff were extremely helpful

Very interesting and enjoyable visit, very popular and was very busy.

Fascinating to look round and excellent use of technology to give visitors a really good experience of what it may have been like. It was very busy when we went, alot of people meant it was hard to move between show cabinets and fully take it in.

Very interesting to see the Roman Baths, even with the social distancing system in place. Quite fascinating.

Astonishing amount to see, as well as the baths themselves there's ruins and excavations of related buildings and some astonishing finds, and more is hoped to be explored and opened in coming years.

Lots of info to explore, its much bigger than I expected! Bath Spa and Uni of Bath students get in for free

Such a great place to visit. An amazing place full of history.

I didn t know anything about the Roman baths and I came here with my mum to explore the most wonderful part of history. Would highly recommend it.

Loved this place. A real possibility to step back in time. Some very heavy atmospheres in places. Avoid the busy periods though. It was bad enough when we went on a weekday having ignorant people with cameras taking an age for their perfect selfie. Staff are nice and polite. There is the option to drink the water.... Can't say a pleasurable experience as was luke warm and metallic tasting haha but of it has healing properties.... Worth a shot

Thought the internal tour was a waste of money. Personally it didn't grab me at all and thought it a waste of time and money. Others may enjoy it tho. Nice reasonably priced gift shop . Expensive " tour" for what it offered

Fascinating place much bigger than I realised. Water is so hot you can feel the hot steam if you put your hand close to stream into main pool. Would definitely recommend a visit.

A good day out a bit expensive to get in but worth the visit

Was nice to visit, but it was way to crowded to enjoy.

Traveling to Bath from Cardiff, I spent one day here to discover around. This is a small city with many tourist destinations. First of all, I went around the city center and then visited The Roman Baths, the Fashion Museum,... they are so close, so you can visit these places at one time. I remember ticket price is about 20 pounds. After that, you can go down to Pulteney Bridge and Weir to enjoy the beauty of nature. If you like architecture, you can visit the Royal Cresent which is famous for its iconic Georgian architectural landmarks. This city is small enough for you guys to spend one day to explore.

Genuinely very good museum. Well maintained and good presentation. Ridiculous amount of information on offer

Beautiful place but they let a lot of people thought at the same time could defentily cause a accident

A great restoration and museum. Hard to believe it is still functioning. Those Roman's were great builders. Spent 4 hours there.