Had no idea it would take about 2 hours to go round but you can go at your own pace. It was fascinating and there was a lot of information to take in. The Baths are incredibly well preserved and it is well worth the money.

Audio-guide on excellent quality. It might be on Saturday problem to get in, as many people standing in line (up to 1 hour waiting), but it is worth it (but on Sunday it was easy to get in). The tour can take up to 3hours.

This place has to be seen if you go to Bath. It explains all about the town, the people and the history surrounding the area. The entrance fee is slightly steep, but there is lots to see and experience which makes the money worth it. Make sure you have the audio guide, as there is not much written information around.... More

Don't miss! Great tours, really cool to imagine how things used to be. I took a guided tour and found it to be very informative and interesting.

If you are planning on a visit to the Roman Baths, best to order your tickets online, to save time in the queues. We weren't that prepared, as it was a bit of a last minute thing, so when we turned up we had to wait in line for about thirty minutes just to get in to the building where... More

We went today (Sunday 16th June) its about the 5th or 6th time we have been. If you take any advice, go early. We were the first in today and it was wonderful. You could really get a feel for the place without the crowds. So peaceful without the coach loads of visitors spoiling it. To sit beside the main... More

Lots of good reviews already on the Roman Baths. We had not booked ahead owing to uncertain plans. We arrived in Bath early but there was a long queue. We returned at 4pm to walk straight in so recommend this as the attraction is less crowded also when you get in. Also listen to the Bill Bryson commentary which is... More

There is lots to see here and the accompanying listening devices are very handy. Stories about curses being thrown into waters are interesting! Only disadvantage is that it's very popular so was a little overcrowded, but still enjoyable. We bought joint tickets for this and the fashion museum as it saved a few quid.

Loved seeing this ancient site with it's mineral hot springs. Had a great time listening to the audio commentary from Bill Bryson as well as seeing the artifacts from the site. It's so interesting to see how this "health spa" for the rich and famous of England came about and survived. Be sure to check out the Pump Room next... More