The Village Kitchen - Bath

It was great! take them 3 hours aside to see everything. the audio tour was great, although the numbers seemed hard to find. the Roman bath has the only source of hot springs Britain and it is still actiw. there is a whole labyrinth of rooms that go through, learn and explore. the old roars knew how to have a good time!

An interesting history visit, with lots to see. I would recommend going on a less busy time as rooms can be a bit small and may easily get crowded. You will also receive a complimentary audio guide upon arrival.

Great place to visit and it can take a while to walk around if you listen to all the audio information, which is included with the price. £25 an adult is a little high in my opinion for the size of the venue but very informative. There are lifts to help people with mobility issues.

Great experience! Lots to see for all ages. They give you a phone when you arrive which is like having your own personal tour guide in your ear for each exhibit. The Baths are amazing. When I went there was even a girl dressed up like a roman telling us how she went for a dip this morning.

While this restaurant may appear pricey, it offers a wealth of historical significance once you step inside. The location has a rich tapestry of history and events connected to it, including notable figures like Julius Caesar, who was involved with Bath, along with many other leaders throughout the ages. This site takes you back over a thousand years. I truly admire the dedication to preserving this place with such meticulous care and attention. It's wonderful to see efforts made to ensure that future generations can experience this remarkable historical site.