About Historic Roman Baths
The UNESCO World Heritage Site, Roman Baths is an award-winning museum that is the most-visited attraction among all the places to visit in Bath. The Baths were constructed as a site for public bathing and gathering for the Roman residents and were used until their rule ended in Britain during the 5th century. The site on which the Baths stand was then visited by the Romans to worship goddess Suli Minerva as they took a dip in the thermal springs.
Even today the baths overflow with hot water from thermal natural springs and hence are believed to have therapeutic and healing properties. Visitors are allowed to walk around the Baths but are not permitted to step into the holy waters. The Roman Baths has four main features – the Sacred Spring, Roman Temple, Roman Bath House and the museum which has Roman artefacts. The entrance has a Victorian Reception hall, a beautiful terrace overlooking the Great Bath and the Roman Town of Aquae Sulis.
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Historic Roman Baths Highlights
• Know about the history of the Roman Empire in Britain, the constructions of Roman Baths in 75 AD and their preservation till date.
• Explore the Roman Baths Complex, walk on the original Roman pavements and see the ruins of the temple of Sulis Minerva.
• Visit the museum near the baths and witness the ancient Roman articles, historic objects and the gilt bronze head of the goddess.
• Indulge in various events, lectures and workshops held for people of all ages at the Roman Baths like T’ai Chi on terrace, Torchlit Summer Evenings and Heritage Hunters.
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