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Roman Baths at Bath

Last updated on September 16, 2021
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Why visit Roman Baths at Bath

Overview

Bathhouses were one of the most important social institutions of the Roman Empire. Here, citizens socialized and conducted business transactions – all while washing themselves.

One of the best-preserved bathhouses in the United Kingdom can be found in Bath in Somerset. The complex, known to the Romans as a thermae, was used extensively over the centuries during the Roman occupation of Britannia.

Quick Facts

  • Type: Ruins, Historic Place, Roman
  • Visitor access: Open to visitors
  • Admission: £28
  • Reservation: Required — book before arriving
  • Typical visit: About 2 hours

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Where it is

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Plan Your Visit

Admission: £28

Best viewpoint: From the terrace above the Great Bath, where the abbey tower closes the view.

When to Visit