Archaeological sites · South West England
Roman bath houses in Britain
Aquae Sulis to Wroxeter — surviving Roman baths.
The Romans built thermal baths everywhere they settled, but only a handful in Britain survive in any meaningful state. Bath (Aquae Sulis) is the best-preserved with hot springs still flowing. Wroxeter has the largest free-standing Roman wall. Hadrian's Wall has bath houses at most major forts (Chesters is the best). There are also surprisingly intact remains at Beauport Park (Sussex), Lullingstone Roman Villa, and Bignor.
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📷 5Museums · South West England
Roman Baths
Roman Baths — museum and site in Bath, United Kingdom.
📷 4Museums · North East England
Chesters Roman Fort
Chesters Roman Fort in England North East, United Kingdom.
Flagship📷 10Roman villas · South East England
Lullingstone Roman Villa
Kent Roman villa with one of the earliest Christian house-churches in Britain.
Flagship📷 10Roman villas · South East England
Bignor Roman Villa
West Sussex Roman villa with the Medusa mosaic, in original thatch-roofed shelters.
★ Iconic📷 10Roman villas · South East England
Fishbourne Roman Palace
The largest Roman house north of the Alps — 1st-century, with the Cupid on a Dolphin mosaic.
📷 5Hill forts · East of England
Verulamium
Verulamium — ancient town in Roman Britain in St. Albans.
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