Visiting the Ancient Roman Baths in Bath Today, I want to share all about our visit to the Roman Baths in Bath, England. In future posts, I’ll share more about the hotel and our Bath itinerary.

Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its Roman baths, and also because of its Georgian architecture – some of which is quite mysterious.

The Roman Baths in Bath, England are among the country’s most popular tourist attractions. They were constructed around 707 CE. Deposit Photos ...

The city of Bath began as a spa town and still is over 2,000 years later, boasting two major 'spa' attractions - the historic Roman Baths and the newly built Thermae Bath Spa for modern day use ...

Known as one of the most romantic cities of the world, the historic Roman Baths help to bring over 1.8 million day visitors to this beautiful part of England every year.

The Roman Baths Museum delves deep into the history of the hot springs. You can wander far below street level through the elaborate spa built nearly 2,000 years ago.

BATH, ENGLAND—Archaeologists excavating rarely seen areas of the Roman Baths under York Street and Swallow Street have found traces of red-painted plaster on the outside wall of the Great Bath.

[In Photos: The Ancient Roman Baths of Bath, England] Rare find The cemetery is located southwest of an ancient Roman town and close to what was once a major Roman road known as Fosse Way.

Study goes down the drain — to learn of Roman bath activities A circular pool in the Roman Baths in Bath, England. Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division ...

The thermal waters of the iconic Roman Baths in the English city of Bath may hold the key to combating antimicrobial resistance, new research has revealed. After isolating around 300 different ...