York Roman Bath Museum
Museum | York | England | United Kingdom
Roman bathhouse in cellar
The York Roman Bath Museum is located in the basement of a traditional pub and houses the remains of a Roman bathhouse from the 2nd century AD. This archaeological site provides a fascinating insight into the lives of Roman soldiers in the ancient city of Eboracum, now known as York.
Archaeological site in York
Upon entering the museum, visitors will descend into the underground areas of the pub where they can explore the well-preserved structures of the bathhouse, including the Caldarium, Tepidarium, and Frigidarium. These areas are accessible via modern steel walkways, providing a safe and informative tour.
Visitor experience at York museum
In addition to the archaeological remains, the museum showcases a collection of Roman artifacts and replicas that illustrate the daily lives of soldiers and civilians in Eboracum. This includes Roman weapons, armor, coins, and everyday items that give a vivid impression of Roman presence in the region.
Roman artifacts and replicas
The museum is known for its friendly and knowledgeable volunteers who are happy to provide visitors with information and stories about the history of the bathhouse and Roman times in York. These personal insights enrich the visitor experience and make it an educational and entertaining attraction.
