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People say this museum offers a fascinating glimpse into Roman history, with well-preserved architecture, artifacts, and informative audio guides. They highlight the immersive atmosphere, the helpful and friendly staff, and the well-organized layout that allows for a smooth flow around the exhibits. They also like the interactive displays and visuals that recreate Roman life.
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William Sinclair Manson
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Always meant o visit Bath, but never got there. Have a wonderful Thursday Billy. Allan
me too pal, thanks allan stay safe.
“All right but apart from sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh-water system and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?”
lol not much, thanks james.
I visited Matlock and Bath but missed the museum. The entrance was right off the sidewalk so I got a photo with the signage as it was closed that morning. Thanks for sharing!
awe its a wondrful place, maybe next time? thank you.
The Roman Baths in Bath is well worth the visit, my Mum-in-law lives in Bath so we have taken the tour and I recommend it and also the The Cornish Bakery just a few steps away.
Best Wishes
Kevin 🙂
awe thanks for that Kevin, hope you are well..
Yes thanks, keeping busy and trying to stay out trouble. 🙂
I wouldnt think you had time for trouble lol, being a chef takes up all your time.. take care.