Wellbeing at The Roman Baths
For over two millennia, the natural hot springs in Bath have drawn people seeking not only physical healing but also relaxation, rejuvenation, and social connection. Once the heart of Roman bathing culture, over the centuries the waters of Bath have been revered for their therapeutic properties, attracting people from all walks of life. Today, the Roman Baths Museum continues to honour this ancient tradition, offering visitors an opportunity to reflect on the enduring relationship between history and wellbeing.
How the people of Aquae Sulis kept warm
The chilly climate of Roman Britain posed a significant challenge for its inhabitants. To stay warm, the Romans introduced ingenious methods that showcased their engineering brilliance and practical innovation. The Roman Baths in Bath, known to the Romans as Aquae Sulis, were unique because they were built around Britain’s only natural hot springs.