The Roman Baths bath

This was a beautiful place to visit. It was absolutely worth the trip out from London for us, as we were tourists. It's fascinating to see structures still intact from ancient Rome, and I felt so humbled to get to see the sacred pools that only priests were able to visit. The museum has a phenomenal audio guide that I recommend, and they do a great job of transporting you back to experience what life was like when the pools were active and used for their intended purpose. The city of bath is divine, it felt almost unreal. They had musical street performers that added to the beauty of the buildings. I was enchanted, and have decided that this is where I want to retire in my old age!

If you think it's not your thing then go anyway! It's awesome for adults and kids. Very interesting place and incredibly beautiful. Even when busy it's a relaxing and peaceful place. I was very pleased I went. Will definitely go next time I'm in Bath.

A must visit place if you are around. A UNESCO world heritage city and its gorgeous in architecture. Take at least a minimum of two hours to see the place. The audio guides are well designed with the story of the Roman baths narrated very well explaining the story. You have the chance to go through all the remnants of the place and learn how the hot water fountains were made and preserved. There is a lot to see than just the baths. Took us three hours plus leave some time to enjoy the magnificent city of Bath

Absolutely excellent tourist attraction. The baths are stunning, the history is fascinating and there is a lot more to see than just the main bath. The price about £20 each is well worth it, I didn't listen to the free audio tour as I'm a bit impatient. I read as much as I could and looked at all the artifacts, it was super interesting and considering I tried to rattle though it all quite quickly I was still there for an hour and felt it was good value for money.

Fabulous place to visit. From the outside it appears a small site but get inside and you are amazed at the huge facility this spa and temple is. You are also able to get really close to the exhibits, which include lots of well preserved Roman coins, great stuff!

Probably the most famous thing about Bath is the Roman baths, and for good reason. The attraction itself lets you walk around the site of where the Roman complex used to be. The main bath you can see from the top floor and the bottom floor, then you get taken through various other bits of Roman history in Bath. You will get an audio guide included in the somewhat steep price. However this is extremely useful in guiding you around the paths at your own pace. Would recommend this place to anyone with a general interest in history.

Interesting visit. More extensive than famous photo of large pool we always see. Takes about 1 hr to do all and walk around the one way system. We enjoyed our visit and thought it worth the money. Would recommend.

It was nice but not the best place for two 8-yr old kids. My oldest enjoyed it but the kids...not so much. I am glad we visited and I really enjoyed taking pictures inside the facility. I was helped by a supervisor named Jess since somehow I mixed up our reservation dates. She fixed out tickets for us and was so lovely. The entire staff at the entrance was lovely. I would recommend it to families with older kids and history buffs. The audio was nice too.

Fascinating place and full of history. Every step is a step back in time and you can really feel it when you are standing by that infamous pool. When you start the tour you are given devices go listen to commentary on your journey through. Easy to use and is done at your pace. Walking through I could see the hard work and passion put into the exhibits and bringing their stories to life. I was impressed by the experience and I understand why its the popular attraction that it is. I loved it! And was fortunate to have dinner in the Pump Rooms as part of our stay in Bath which really rounded the experience of The Roman Baths. Highly recommend visiting.

We couldnt visit as due to covid it was booked tickets only