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Discovering the Romans

Roman Baths Clore Learning Centre, Swallow Street, Bath, Somerset, BA1 1RB

  • Multiple dates available
  • In person

Through fun activities, crafts and crazy rituals, uncover what it was like to live in Bath 2000 years ago. Discover the people who lived in and travelled to Aquae Sulis and how they spent their time.

Discover archaeology in our Investigation Zone, learn about Roman rituals and craft a handy clay shelf inspired by the Romans’ devotion to the gods and the shapes found around the Roman Baths.

You will explore the people of Aquae Sulis. Why were they here? Where did they come from? How do we know?

Booking essential: https://shorturl.at/r9zbE

Timings & Tours

Friday 06 September:
6-8pm
Tuesday 10 September:
6-8pm

Location & directions

Roman Baths Clore Learning Centre, Swallow Street, Bath, Somerset, BA1 1RB

Directions:
Sign on the left and big black doors with a doorbell on the right!
Contact on day:
Meliha Hussain
Telephone number:
+441225477757

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:
**NOT FOUND**
Booking conditions:

Additional information

Est. tour duration:
2 hour(s)

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