The Roman Baths - Bath

Natalie W.

A fantastic and memorable experience. For a cost of £22.50, an audio guide was provided and easy to use. There was no wait time and let me in early from the time I booked. Staff were friendly.

Going through it half quickly, the whole place took me about 40 minutes. There is both outdoor viewings and indoor, with a depth in the history of both the location and people living there. There were plenty of people at 1pm-2pm however there were different areas that were less crowded.

Would recommend trying the water just for fun, personally tasted better than the uk filtered water. A very cool experience!

Mehmet F. A.

It’s definitely a place to visit and see, the museum staff is friendly and polite. The environment is clean and safe, you can smell the history in every corner. Don't forget to drink the hot spring water at the end of the tour.

Ruwanthi S.

I recently went on a tour with "Golden Tours" that included Windsor Castle, Bath, and Stonehenge, and I absolutely loved it. The atmosphere in Bath is truly beautiful, and I appreciated the vibrant colors throughout the area. The interactive museum was a highlight of the trip, and I even had the opportunity to drink the purified holy water.

The staff dressed in ancient attire spoke to us in a way that really transported us back in time. I felt that the money I paid to enter the Roman Baths was well worth it, and I left with no regrets.

Nikita Z.

A must-visit for history buffs like myself. The site is well-maintained, preserved and informative. I was amazed at ancient Roman engineering and it helps you to truly understand the evolution of the human mind. Our tour took two and a half hours and we had to rush towards the end, but we got to taste the hot spring (mineral rich) water and that was a memorable experience.

Eric A.

This was a great experience for our family. Really interesting history. We did the guided tour and found that it added a lot of value for the price. We enjoyed being able to explore before/after the tour as well. The provided audio guide was also very well done.

D

Super friendly and welcoming staff. Whilst the price includes an audio device, the price is hefty.
The museum part is small, busy and crammed with limited items on display.
The Victorian architecture is of course impressive and interesting.

Adam P.

It is quite expensive but well worth it whilst in Bath as it’s so unique. The museum is surprisingly quite big if you look at everything. It’s very interesting to learn about the evolution of the springs and the Roman influence. It’s also interesting to learn about Roman building techniques. The audio guides are also handy for more information.

Dan W.

We’d heard good reviews about the Roman Baths in Bath, so we decided it was high time to visit. Armed with our pre-booked tickets and an early morning plan, we managed to dodge the hordes of tourists.

Upon entering, it felt like we’d stepped right into ancient Rome, minus the toga-wearing citizens. To our delight, there was far more to explore than we’d anticipated. Who knew baths could be so captivating? The audio guides were our trusty companions, regaling us with stories and facts far beyond what any toga-clad guide could muster.

The staff were as friendly as they were informative, adding a lovely touch of modern hospitality to our historical escapade. Every corner of the site had something interesting to offer, and we soaked up (pun intended) every bit of it.

In short, our visit was a splash of historical fun, and we left feeling like honorary Romans. If you find yourself passing through Bath, we highly recommend this unique experience. Just be sure to allocate a good two to three hours time tends to slip away when you’re having a splendid time in the first century.