The roman bath was a natural hot water spring converted into a bath by the romans. The water was hot due to geothermal energy of the earth's crust. The exhibits were nice and we also got to taste the water which had a metallic taste. Overall it was an interesting visit.
Worth a visit, use audio tour and the information is extensive. Not much in the way of Roman remains though.
Fabulous romantic spa baths and pump room tea rooms. Go back in time!
Amazing ancient city, cute small town to spend the evening.
Great and very interesting. Go on a weekday and avoid the crowds. You'll spend 1-2 hours here.
Always nice to visit the baths. One of the great places to go on a wet day.
Bath is very nice. Roman Baths well worth a visit. Just be prepared for crowds after 11am.
Great exhibit! Take advantage of the audio tour to learn details on each stop of the exhibit. There is much more to this site than just the pool. You learn how it worked (powered by the only hot spring in England) how it was used, who used it and how it expanded over the years. Within the exhibit building you are able to see actual foundations of the original structures around the baths. Nice touch! I would leave yourself two hours to get through everything without skipping sections. Crowds could slow you down. Gift shop was a mob scene when I was there, so plan accordingly.
I enjoyed dressing up. Not something I get to do on the weekends as much as I'd like.
If you are a history nerd, you can't miss visiting this place in bath
Very interesting. New room been found. Still uncovering. Worth a visit. We went in October and still quite busy. You can pre book tickets and avoid queue.
Fantastic experience. Quite pricey, but I thought it was worth it. Spent approximately 4hrs here, could have been longer. Visited during the week, lesd busy. Just marvel at the history, architecture and preservation of this place.
Went here for first time. It was really good even though it was very hot today. Well worth going to see.
Wow can't believe I've not been here before but will definitely be back
Something you have to see while you're in town. The social distancing was done well here and felt safe throughout. The museum offers free audio tours and has lots of information with a special most for kids. Took us about an hour and a half to get through which isn't too bad for the price. Nice little piece of history. Recommend a visit here if you're in town.
Cram packed with enough history to fill a Roman Bath house! Loved going in the evening with the torches lit, it added that extra charm to it. Tasted the water at the end of the tour which was an experience, unfortunately no diving was allowed in the bath, found that out the hard way
Really good tour with the audio guide doing several options (main/children/Bill Bryson)
Unimaginable Natural Hot Spring water. We can literally seen the steam coming out of the water. Whole city is well built and maintained. Roman baths is worth a visiting site.
Fantastic place Bath is, well I am biased as I really like this place. I visit as often as possible, now I am retired this will be more
Really well put together. Take a tour at your own pace and only listen to the I formation you want to with the portable guides. Step into the Roman age.
Beautiful historic baths with a well laid out exhibition of roman Bath
If you love your roman history, you won't be disappointed. Full of amazing works, architecture and historical significance. You get to touch and feel the exact walls and statues that the people of the time of its creation did. I was truly impressed and very grateful to be apart of it. Well priced and great layout.
Fascinating. Beautifully restored by the Victorians and excellently curated
Great display and tour. A touch expensive but still worth it to see true Roman relics
Nice to visit. Of course in Rome there are several better monument, but they did a good job with the guides.
Stunning piece of history, beautifully preserved / restored. The free audio guide (included with the entry ticket) is great and there's a children version too. There are some wonderful added comments by Bill Bryson. The site is evocative and atmospheric, some actors in full costume are there too, giving an idea of what the baths were like back in the day, and the hot spring is still a fascinating as ever. It would be a crime not to visit if you're in Bath.
Bath's most famous attraction, very informative guides and a great venue for events as well. I have been multiple times and enjoyed it on each occasion.
Lovely place to visit and also friendly staff to deal with.
Just brilliant loved the Romans we so smart , I feel we have let them down
Beautiful ancient town in England, don t miss this place
A remarkable place that evokes the distant past whilst being accessible and comfortable for the modern visitor. A touch of class.
Very amazing to visit and imagine the ancient Romans treading these very stones!
Historical place, must visit to see Roman architecture and engineering
Well preserved Roman bath ruins with modern reconstruction. Very interesting ruins of one of the centers of every major Roman city.
One of the best things I saw in Europe! Amazing and beautifully well lit.
Fantastic history, well set out with a great audio tour. It was hard to get round as a disabled person as it was very rough underfoot in places but as a historic site it would be difficult to make totally disabled friendly. It takes about 2.5 hrs to get round the exhibition but it was very crowded when we visited which made it slower.
Looked really nice from outside :)
Shut due to COVID, will visit once it reopens
Absolutely amazing. A real must-visit for anyone, local or not.
I could never put into words how beautiful this place is. The history of it just cuts deep into your soul.
Really very good that they built the baths utilizing the natural hot springs.
A lovely historical artifact in the middle of busy bustling town. It's magnificent and especially when the flames are set in the torches around the bath looks very regal.Audioguides are free with ticket purchase but I guess person handing it on the counter should brief a bit about it as not everyone had used one before it is comfortable with evolving technologies.There is a souvenir store inside and at the exit of the Roman Bath. I think it's little overpriced though
Very informative, beautiful place and very well maintained. The audio tour was very good and fascinating.
Very cool experience and friendly staff to explain what we re seeing. It was a very informative self guided tour, but a few employees were there to do a guided tour if desired. Really cool to see the history of Bath through the exhibit. My fave part were the actual notes thrown into the hot springs from ~30 AD. You could drink the spring water at the end in the Pump Room too (but it tasted funny for sure)!
Very well preserved with lots of information to make walking around interesting, even without the audio guide.
Loved the rooftop pool . Everywhere clean and well managed . Only complaint is getting lost in the locker room .
A decent experience, but perhaps a tad pricey for what you actually get. Still a must if you are in Bath though.
If your going to bath, you have to grab a ticket for The Roman Baths (you can also buy tickets for the Art Gallery and Fashion Museum using the Saver Ticket). A typical duration for this trip would be around 2-3 hours depending on how fast you go through. There is a free audio guide and number guide to explain different parts of the tour. There is no time limit for a tour around the museum. The Baths are fantastic and there is a huge amount to see, viewing the images I have taken for this trip you can see how beautiful and well preserved the artefacts are. I would highly recommend coming here. The best ticket as I mentioned above is the Saver ticket, which includes all three museums in bath for a couple of pounds more expensive. Great half a day out.
They should clean the bath and have it so we can go inside.
Excellent historic views and presentation in roman bath. Don't bother to park car nearby and go to park and ride its stress-free!
Really interesting, you get a free audio tour guide with the ticket price. At the end of the tour you get to taste the water from the springs.
Awestruck by the baths and museum. Obviously a must visit when in area.
Nicely organized and highly informative presentation of Roman Baths. History, archeology, and entertainment. Also quite picturesque.
The first thing to do in Bath with the exceptionally long queue. But overall nice experience with self guided tours according to chosen language and some hired actors to engage with visitors on the historical site.
This place is well organised because of the covid-19. did not have to wait long in the queue as we had time slots.
Very good historical place if some one in interested in history science this is the place to visit.
This place is so different from when i last visited 20 odd years ago. There is so much to see now , and with audio commentary.
A unique and immersive experience. Longer than I expected. I recommend the free guided tours and do try the water! (It's filtered and just tastes warm!)
Wonderful tourist attraction. You can move at your own pace, so you can go through it all in 30 minutes or spend several hours taking it all in.
One of the UN heritage sites, was one of the main reason for us as a family to visit Bath city. Overall great experience, very well maintained museum, plenty of facilities and things to do with family. Also very informative from historical perspective. End to end trip can take 2 to 2.5 hours, also there are plenty of eating out options once you are out of the museum. Highly recommended.
Historical, educational and fascinating. A must see in Bath.
Good representation of ancient Rome. Take the audio tour (free).
It is a must to visit and feel the ancient Roman presence in England. It is worth of an experience.
More than Roman baths see the city around which has some excellent landscapes
What a fantastic experience at the Roman baths. So much history and so many things to see. Really incites the imagination walking around and reading all about it. The audio guides were actually a nice touch, I was a bit apprehensive about using it but it wasn't information overload. Not the cheapest experience but took us a good few hours and we probably could have spent a bit longer there. All in all a good afternoon.
I was not impressed, I do not know what I was expecting, but I maybe thought it was going to be greater than what it was for what I was charged.
It was all clean and with good facilities. The gift shop I felt was a bit overly priced.
I do not think it would be totally wheelchair accessible as there were so many steps throughput.
I found the restaurant a bit pricey.
Good place to bring your kids, just make sure you have plenty of funds!!!
I particularly liked the detailed audio-tour and that it was available in different languages.
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