The Roman Baths

Open every day, from 9 am – 6 pm, except 25th & 26th December, with last entry at 5pm.

We have extended opening hours during Summer, and over the Easter weekend – during this time we are open till 8pm.

Online prices:

Prices vary depending on the date (weekday/weekend/holiday). Adults approx £18.50-£28.50, Children (6-18) approx £10-£20. Under 6s free. Family discounts available. Booking online advised.

Local Residents & Students:

Residents of Bath & North East Somerset who are Discovery Card holders, and full-time students at University of Bath and Bath Spa University receive free entry to the Roman Baths.

Children who are Blue Peter badge holders receive free entry to the Roman Baths.

Guided Tour & Admission:

Join us on a one-hour tour of the Baths. Guided tours are in English and start from the Great Bath each day at 10am, 11am, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm. Tours cost £6 per person in addition to your entrance ticket (free for children under 6).

Join us on a one-hour tour of the Baths. Guided tours are in English and start from the Great Bath each day at 10am, 11am, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm. Tours cost £6 per person in addition to your entrance ticket (free for children under 6).

Without doubt one of the most unique and atmospheric venues in the country, the Roman Baths & Pump Room will delight and fascinate your guests. Please see: https://www.bathvenues.co.uk/

We have a busy events schedule for families and always offer activities during the school holidays.

Visiting families can pick up our free activity trails to complete during their visit. We have two trails, one aimed at preschoolers and one for primary aged children, so there is plenty to keep little ones entertained and motivated while they learn about Roman life. Pick up the trail at the start of your visit to find out more about Sulis Minerva and discover the amazing things that the Romans made and built.

Children and adults will love chatting to our Roman characters and learning about their lives. They are not just making it up either! The characters are based on real people who lived and worked at Aquae Sulis 2000 years ago. Their stories have been reconstructed from evidence found here on site at the Roman Baths.

If you are visiting the Roman Baths with young children we would encourage you to use a baby carrier rather than a pushchair. Due to some steep steps and narrow walkways throughout the museum, pushchairs will need to be left in the main reception hall during your visit. We have a limited number of baby carriers we can offer upon request.