Very different from the mahogany and glass cases of my childhood. Authentic remains with clear explanations set in the context of replica shops, dining rooms, kitchens, etc. Clear explanations of the site before the Romans arrived, how they developed the site and what happened when they left, right up to the bombing of WW2, rebuilding and excavation. A reasonably thorough... More

The museum contains many fascinating Roman artifacts found in Canterbury, especially the large preserved section of mosaic floor from a Roman town house that was originally uncovered on the site after World War II bombings. The Roman history of the town is well illustrated and explained in exhibits. It's particularly interesting because of the information about how the Roman town... More

it was Ok but a little disapointing with the number of relics they have, only took about 1/2 hour to get round the lot & that was with reading all the plaques most interesting part was the uncovered floor. More

The roman baths were excellent the under floor heating and the mosaic tiles were beautiful how amazing a find that was and to be able to see it now . You could really imagine how it would have looked in Roman times amazing More

Fails to properly connect or make any connection with the whole areas Roman history and associations could do with more Tribe history of Kent More

I am half italian, so it was nice to learn about my father's people. More

Mosaic floor brilliant, and very interesting exhibits found and displayed with comments. The usual reconstructions bit amateurish and some repetition. More

Fascinating museum well worth a visit. Ask about discount on entry if you plan to visit Heritage Museum too. More

Interesting insight into Roman Canterbury, some good artefacts and nice to the see the mosaic floors in situ More