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The Roman Baths
4.6
Abbey Churchyard, Bath BA1 1LZ, United Kingdom
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Abbey Churchyard, Bath BA1 1LZ, United Kingdom

1225 477785

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Siddhant Mathew:
5

"A good historical place with lots to see, learn, understand and explore. The audio commentary provided by the ear set was awesome. It's a bit pricy, but" yes" to maintain the standards of the museum it's required. I have personally fallen in love with the city of Bath. Such a magnificent architectural marvel. A very well planned and designed city. One should spend at least 2 whole days exploring the city. Its so nice to see the buildings preserved in its original state. The eateries are just awesome. If anyone is visiting UK as a tourist then I would definitely recommend they should spend some quality at Bath."

almost 2 years ago
Big Mac:
5

"Very well displayed exhibition and historic site. Amazing insight into the Romans around this site. Not to crowded allowing time to take in time to view exhibition and not rushed. Well worth a visit. Make sure you book your tickets before arriving so you aren't held back on accessing the site. Suggestion:- It would be cool if they had actors dressed as Romans moving throughout the site providing talks etc."

almost 2 years ago
Caroline B:
2

"Firstly this is an amazing piece of history which was great to see. It’s got the Roman baths to see and a small museum of artifacts and things found. There’s part of a Roman road there which is so well preserved and remarkably lower then our street level today. All the things here were just incredible and I loved being around history of 2000 years in age. It was just too busy to enjoy it as much as you would had it been quieter. I think that the numbers need to be limited because you can’t see things because of people in the way or you’ve got to wait ages to get a turn. It’s also ridiculously priced at £25 a person! Whilst I appreciate the importance of this place, the price doesn’t need to be that high. Would i recommend this place, well if you like history yes but be prepared for masses of people and an empty wallet. I’d give the artifacts inside five stars but the two stars are for the rip off prices."

almost 3 years ago
Maria E Fernandez:
5

"What an amazing experience we had in this astonishing place! It is magnificent!! I was totally impressed for the beauty of this complex and the truth is that I did not feel like leaving. You may visit this amazing monument for only £17.50 including the self-guided dispositive in many languages to understand each area. At the end of the tour, you can also drink the springs hot water, and believe me, it is really worth it! I highly recommend you to book your time online."

almost 3 years ago
Zoe Tammadge:
5

"I spent just under three hours in this beautiful museum. I recommend you take the audio guide as it makes it more interesting and informative. There is a one way traffic system which is preferred and you must wear your masks. The Roman Baths are so beautiful and picture-worthy. You could see and feel the warmth from the water and while you walk through the museum, you will feel like you're taken back in time. I 100% recommend booking a visit. Be prepared to spend money in the amazing souvenir store!"

almost 3 years ago
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What is the address of The Roman Baths?

The Roman Baths is located at Abbey Churchyard, Bath BA1 1LZ, United Kingdom

What is the phone number of The Roman Baths?

You can contact The Roman Baths at +44 1225 477785

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