One of the best preserved Roman remains in the world.
A world-class collection of contemporary and historical dress.
Bath's public art museum housing paintings, sculpture and decorative arts.
Stunning and historic venues for hire in the heart of a World Heritage city.
Collecting and keeping safe historical records relating to Bath.
The City of Bath is designated with UNESCO World Heritage Site status.
You can exchange your child’s push chair for a baby carrier at the entrance, and there are baby changing facilities and toilets at the entrance and exit.
Because there are steps in various places and a number of narrow walkways, pushchairs have to be left in the main reception hall. Two sizes of baby backpack carriers can however be borrowed free of charge during your visit. One style is for small babies and the other is suitable for children weighing up to 18 kgs.
When the family get hungry, you can take them for a meal or snack at the Roman Baths Kitchen which has a relaxed, child-friendly atmosphere. The Pump Room restaurant is a favourite for afternoon tea and we have special Pump Room children's teas available during the school holidays.
There are two sets of toilets. One is near to the main reception before you buy your ticket, and the other is at the very end. There are baby changing facilities in both the male and female toilets at the end of the visit, and in the female toilets at reception. Our breastfeeding policy can be found here.
Luggage, including rucksacks, is not permitted but there are a number of storage facilities available across the city. The closest place to the Roman Baths for luggage storage is Bath Backpackers hostel. There is no room on this site for coat storage, but part of the site is outdoors, so you may prefer to keep your coat on.
Roman Baths
Above and Below Tours
Explore the Roman Baths site above and below ground!
Selected Wednesdays
Included in admission price