Roman Baths Shop | Exclusive Gifts and Souvenirs
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All tickets must be booked online in advance. We are operating with additional safety measures, including asking everyone to wear face coverings indoors and social distancing. Due to technical difficulties our lifts are not currently available to use, we apologise for any inconvenience caused.

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Visitors looking at products in the Roman Baths shop

The Roman Baths Shop

The shop is open to Roman Baths visitors only.

All year round you can choose from a range of quality gifts, many with a Roman and Georgian flavour – including souvenirs, toiletries, jewellery, biscuits and chocolate, locally made crafts and much more. Don’t leave without buying a mini souvenir bottle of water from Bath’s hot spring! You can also purchase stylish guidebooks, postcards and prints.

Shop our range of food and drink gifts that are fit for the gods, from small-batch spirits by Bath Botanical Gin to hand-foraged preserves by Heavenly Hedgerows.

Image: Products in the Roman Baths shop
Image: Products in the Roman Baths shop
Image: Products in the Roman Baths shop

The Essential Roman Baths

The Essential Roman Baths (£5.00) is the authorised guide to the site, illustrating why and how the complex was built and displaying many of its greatest treasures. It features stunning photographs of the entire complex and its ancient finds, an authoritative and accessible text, and informative diagrams and illustrations.

You can add The Essential Roman Baths guidebook to your order when purchasing tickets online or you can buy it on site in the Roman Baths shops.

Bath in Time

You can purchase quality prints of historical Bath and bygone Britain from the Bath in Time archive. The prints make perfect presents and are available on the Bath in Time website framed or unframed.

Image: Old Bond Street, Bath

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