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Bath Abbey seen from the Roman Baths by Beausoleil

As you enter the Roman Baths Museum, you are guided outside to view the Roman Baths from above which also gives you a wonderful view of the Bath Abbey.

20 May 2018 - Bath and North East Somerset, United Kingdom
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This is the ticket hall by Beausoleil

This was a concert hall built in 1897 and now used as the visitors' entrance to the Roman Baths Museum. It is quite a dramatic entry. At the museum, there are free audio guides available in 17 languages. The first shrine here was built by the Celts and it has been adopted by the Romans and then the British who have all added their improvements. This is all detailed on the audio guide.

20 May 2018 - Bath and North East Somerset, United Kingdom
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There are some Interactive Exhibits by Beausoleil

The Interactive Exhibits are always fun. At the museum, there are free audio guides available in 17 languages. The first shrine here was built by the Celts and it has been adopted by the Romans and then the British who have all added their improvements. This is all detailed on the audio guide.

20 May 2018 - Bath and North East Somerset, United Kingdom
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The Roman Baths by Beausoleil

This is the first view you get of the Roman Baths. As you go through the museum, you descend to lower levels and are eventually on the water level. At the museum, there are free audio guides available in 17 languages. The first shrine here was built by the Celts and it has been adopted by the Romans and then the British who have all added their improvements. This is all detailed on the audio guide.

20 May 2018 - Bath and North East Somerset, United Kingdom
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Bath Abbey ahead, Roman Baths on the right by Beausoleil

You walk under an impressive Entry in the midst of tourist frenzy to take your place in line for the Roman Baths or the Bath Abbey. We visited the Baths in the morning and the Abbey in the afternoon in addition to a bit of walking around and exploring. It is a beautiful city on the river Avon.

20 May 2018 - Bath and North East Somerset, United Kingdom
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Curative Waters from the Spring - Yes, you can drink the water. by Beausoleil

As you end your tour, you pass the fountain room. This is a separately drawn bore hole to the hot springs and is safe to drink. I'm not sure it cures anything, but it's fun to try. At the museum, there are free audio guides available in 17 languages. The first shrine here was built by the Celts and it has been adopted by the Romans and then the British who have all added their improvements. This is all detailed on the audio guide.

20 May 2018 - Bath and North East Somerset, United Kingdom
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The Roman Baths at Water Level by Beausoleil

You start above ground level looking down and gradually descend through the museum until you end up here at water level. At the museum, there are free audio guides available in 17 languages. The first shrine here was built by the Celts and it has been adopted by the Romans and then the British who have all added their improvements. This is all detailed on the audio guide.

20 May 2018 - Bath and North East Somerset, United Kingdom
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Two Roman ladies sitting by the Baths by Beausoleil

You start above ground level looking down and gradually descend through the museum until you end up here at water level. The two ladies in Roman costume will be happy to answer questions . . . or even to tease you a bit. At the museum, there are free audio guides available in 17 languages. The first shrine here was built by the Celts and it has been adopted by the Romans and then the British who have all added their improvements. This is all detailed on the audio guide.

20 May 2018 - Bath and North East Somerset, United Kingdom
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The Stall Street Entrance to the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey by Beausoleil

20 May 2018 - Bath and North East Somerset, United Kingdom
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Mosaic Floor in the Museum by Beausoleil

The museum is more than the baths. There are lots of Roman artifacts and a wonderful collection of Roman coins. At the museum, there are free audio guides available in 17 languages. The first shrine here was built by the Celts and it has been adopted by the Romans and then the British who have all added their improvements. This is all detailed on the audio guide.

20 May 2018 - Bath and North East Somerset, United Kingdom
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Roman wall that used to completely surround Exeter by Beausoleil

Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery is a museum and art gallery in Exeter, Devon and is the largest museum in the city. It's kind of an old-fashioned museum and not very well lit, but is interesting and would be a good stop on a rainy day. You have excellent access to a portion of the old Roman wall that used to surround the city.