
museum · historic house gardens · landmark
Roman Baths
An outdoor museum in Bath and North East Somerset
Today: moderate drizzle · 16°C
A wet day — perfect for indoor exploration
Wet weather
A rainy-day pick
Setting
Outdoor
Entry
Expensive
Who for
Ages 5–18+

The Roman Baths is a well-preserved ancient bathing and social complex in the city of Bath, England. Families can explore the Roman temple, the sacred spring, and the bathhouse that still flows with hot spring water. Highlights include the Great Bath, the remains of the Roman temple, and the interactive museum with audio guides for children featuring the characters 'Aquae Sulis'. Audio guide included with admission, with a special children's version Family-friendly facilities: baby-changing, buggy parking, and a café Suitable for ages 5+; younger children may find it less engaging Partly open-air (the main bath is uncovered) so dress for weather; but the museum is indoors Book tickets online to avoid queues; consider combination tickets with the Fashion Museum or Victoria Art Gallery
Practical tip: The site can be busy, especially in summer; visit early or late in the day for a quieter experience.

What parents should know
The Roman Baths is a well-preserved ancient bathing and social complex in the city of Bath, England.
Queues
Book tickets online in advance
Book tickets online to avoid queues, especially during peak summer months when the site gets very busy.
Best timing
Visit early or late for fewer crowds
The site can be busy in summer; visit early morning or late afternoon for a quieter, more enjoyable experience with children.
Entertainment
Use the children's audio guide
The included audio guide has a special children's version featuring the characters 'Aquae Sulis' to keep kids engaged throughout the visit.
Location and map
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