Admittedly a very small attraction, but our visit lasted much longer thanks to the guy who runs it. On taking our York pass details on entry, we got chatting and, as soon as he found out we were locals and that my wife had studied archaeology, we had a lengthy discussion about Roman York and found out that he organises the Roman Festival each year. The rest of the exhibit was good, taking us about 25 minutes including our chat to get round, and made the most of the space given the limited budget he’s working with. Given the low entry price, I’d say it’s definitely worth visiting if you’re interested in Roman history or perhaps a child is learning about it in school, but to make the most of your visit don’t walk round in silence.

We vivted the Roman Bath last friday to listen to the Dirty Vinyl band as it seemed to be the only live music we could find in a pub in York that night apart from a punk band at Bootham Tavern. It was right up my husbands street. There were obviously some regular locals who were also enjoying the music. The guitarist was very talented. It was a pity we couldn't really see them as there were very few seats with a view of the band. It looks like there is regular music on at a weekend. Lots of atmosphere. Mostly over 50's the night we went. But that may be the genre of music on offer.

We visited York on a Trip wanting to take into history wanting to take into account the history of the beautiful city. We visited many Museums and historical sites, but none as unique or interesting as the Roman Bath Museum! With a humble fare of 3.50, the museum is a small hallway with ruins from an old Roman military bath. For any history fan - it’s great. The gentleman selling tickets was chatty, friendly and knowledgable about the history of the site. We also loved the station with Roman armour to try on. Overall - great trip. One of the most enjoyable museums in York for us that we visited (whilst being the cheapest). Don’t miss, history fans!