The Roman Baths | The Roman Baths in Bath, Somerset, England, are a remarkably well-preserved thermae used for public bathing until the end of Roman rule in the 5th Century CE. These baths feature the Sacred Spring, the Roman Temple, the Roman Bath House, and a museum filled with artifacts. Dedicated to the goddess Sulis, this site is a major UK tourist attraction, drawing over 1.3 million visitors annually. While visitors can tour the baths and museum, entering the water is not permitted. ⛲👉 F

Bath 1895-1905. Over 120 Years ago! While the city is famous for its Roman (1st century AD) and Georgian (18th century) heritage, by 1895 it was a well-developed Victorian town, with the historic Pump Rooms and Roman Baths continuing to be central features. * Stall Street in the early 1900s * The Royal Crescent in late Victorian era. * The Roman Baths in the 1890s * Bath Chairs at the Abbey Churchyard * Southgate Street c1900 #bath #visitbath #visitengland #historicbath #RomanBaths #romanempire