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Get togged up in a toga at Bath’s ancient Roman baths

Bath, Somerset

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Treat your little ones to a day out in Bath’s perfectly preserved thermal baths for the chance to dress like a Roman and handle real Roman objects.

Enjoy a memorable family holiday at one of the best Roman attractions in England with a specially priced ticket that includes two adults and two children.

Wander amongst the magnificent temple and bathing complex making up the Roman Baths and explore the interactive museum, providing a glimpse into the lives of the Aquae Sulis people. There are plenty of grim but compelling objects to discover along the way, such as reusable toilet sponges and ‘strigels’.

There’s a specially designed children’s audio guide and you can learn all about the people who once visited the baths as well. Or perhaps you might meet them in the flesh? Colourful, costumed characters could be around any corner – you never know who you might bump into…

Watch out for the scary face of Gorgon, a Medusa-esque figure who might just turn you to stone if you look at him for too long!

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