Roman Baths , Bath
Attraction Information
Welcoming more than a million visitors annually, the Roman Baths stand as an exceptional testament to history, earning their place among Europe’s most remarkable heritage sites. Stepping onto the original Roman floors, you’re transported back in time, treading the same paths that ancient inhabitants walked centuries ago. The awe-inspiring remnants of the Baths remain intact, where you can gaze upon the enduring flow of natural hot water, a living reminder of the past.
you’re embarking on a journey through time, traversing landscapes and eras that connect the past with the present. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a curious traveler, or simply seeking a profound experience, the Roman Baths promise an unforgettable encounter with antiquity,
Accessibility Information
- Free Carer Entry alongside a paying disabled guest
- Because the Roman Baths are six metres below street level, there are a number of steps throughout the site. To access the entire site, you will still need to climb some steps.
- hand-held audioguide to help you enjoy your visit. If it is difficult for you to hold, please ask for an ear-piece or headphones
- if you are having difficulty with anything in the museum, please speak to a member of staff, who will be able to help you and your family find a quieter space in the museum
- British Sign Language tours available on Opus Touch handsets available free of charge with your ticket.
- some Braille information panels and tactile models as well as a more descriptive audioguide for people with visual impairments, which describes things in greater detail. Braille transcripts of the audioguide are available on request
level access from the Abbey Church Yard entrance to most of the ground floor areas including the 18th century Pump Room, the Sun Lounge which overlooks the hot spring and the outside Terrace which overlooks the Great Bath. The front door opening width is 1320mm (52in). There is also level access to the main Roman Baths shop from Stall Street.
Access to the mezzanine displays, lower museum, Great Bath and East Baths is via four accessible lifts. For safety reasons a maximum of four wheelchair users can access the lower levels at any one time. The maximum width of the lift is 1200mm. There is one accessible toilet close to the Roman Baths entrance and one at the beginning of the Kings Bath corridor.
Opening Hours
22 July – 31 August 2023
9am-10pm (last entry 9pm)
September 2023
9am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
The Roman Baths is open every day except 25 and 26 December.
Pricing
| Ticket type | Weekend | Weekday |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (19+) | £28.00 | £26.00 |
| Student | £27.00 | £25.00 |
| Senior (65+) | £27.00 | £25.00 |
| Child (6-18) | £20.50 | £18.50 |
| Family 2 adults + 2-4 children | £78.00 | £71.00 |
| Family 2 adults + 1 child | £70.00 | £64.00 |
| Family 1 adult + 2-4 children | £56.00 | £51.00 |