We were not sure we wanted to pay the money (£17.50/ £20 weekends) but eventually we did and we were so pleased we did. This is a fascinating site. Some has been reconstructed to show Roman life and bathing in the first, second and third century. But you can see much of the site as it has been excavated, without reconstruction, which is also most interesting. The commentary is good. The whole site has been put together most effectively. It is much more than just the one bath that is often in photos, even though that in itself is worth seeing. We left the pram at the reception area and opted for the free back pack for our one year old. From this height he seemed I thoroughly enjoy the whole thing. We spent about an hour and a half in the area as there is so much to see, hear and/or read.

For those already visiting Bath, this is a must see, but I can’t say I would make a special trip to see it if it was the only thing in the city. The tour is relatively interesting and the provided (free) headsets give some useful background and insight into the facility. There isn’t a massive amount to see here, and it is perhaps slightly overpriced, but it would certainly be a big oversight if missed. We went early in the morning before the crowds started arriving.

We did this as a day trip out of London. It was one of three stops on our bus. I definitely could have spent all day there in town. We had the self guided tour. It was crowded and a line to get in. There are a lot of exhibits and some interactive ones. Shops to buy stuff in.

Remarkable exhibit of the remnants of local Roman civilization with a good audio guide and a chance to view and even taste some of the warm spa water gurgling through the site. The online booking was fairly easy and the place was not overcrowded. Quite eye opening as to how the baths were used all those hundreds of years ago.

We thought the Roman Baths were superb and were pleasantly surprised to find that we stayed for 1.5 hrs as there was so much to see. The historical information was well presented and interesting.We visited in the late afternoon on a cold day. It was very atmospheric to see the steam rising and the torches lit. We would thoroughly recommend visiting this attraction.

We came here feeling it was a must do for a trip to Bath. We only expected to be here for a short amount of time but instead spent over 2 hours here! The exhibits are excellent and the information given is great. The price is very reasonable for the amount of content you see and can interact. Highly recommend!

We needed to reserve a time to visit The Roman Baths on line. We were in transit on a Bus so internet was spotty. I would recommend getting tickets in advance. The audio tour provided so much information and gave the experiance more depth.

Loved the (interactive) Roman bath museum. Would recommend booking online. If the website doesn’t work, you’ll need to call them. The audio devices are for free. It can get quite warm in the museum so be prepared to take off your coat. Overall, the museum exhibits are very well done. Its a pleasure to visit.

Excellently preserved and well laid out making it a real personal experience. Audio assistance is good and non evasive to others. Plenty of space to stop and admire the relics. Can go around at your own pace - excellent in every way.

While visiting Bath and its Bridgerton filming locations, I have decided to stop over in the Roman Baths as we have talked about this back in high school, and to finally see it in person was such an eye-opening experience. The water is still hot as shown by the steam around the pools. The other areas were dried out but replaced by informative, holographic simulations of how they used to look like. There was also a water tasting station complete with paper cones, and I regretted drinking the bath water. Yikes. They also have a gift shop as the tour within the site ends and the quality of the souvenirs here are also top-notch.