Roman baths
Last Updated: Feb. 16, 2011
by- Curtis71, 18th Oct, 2007
The Roman Baths are exactly what they sound like – They are ancient bath houses used over one thousand years ago, built by the Roman Empire.
For the historically inclined, touring the Baths gives an amazing perspective about the technology and lifestyle of the Roman Empire’s citizens. Everything form the aqueducts to steam rooms to artwork to the original water is on display! Touring the Baths is all about seeing where much of civilisation came from, and the perspective and lifestyles of people from over a millennia ago.
For people who care about history or heritage, the Roman Baths are definitely an enlightening experience. For everyone else, the town of Bath itself is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and definitely worthy of a sightseeing stroll.
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