Visitor FAQ for The Roman Baths, Bath

The Roman Baths tickets and prices in Bath

Ticket costs, discounts, and booking questions

Get answers about The Roman Baths ticket prices, discount eligibility, and where to buy tickets in Bath.

What are the ticket prices for The Roman Baths?

Adult advance tickets are 29 GBP for weekdays and 33 GBP for weekends or Bank Holidays. Child tickets for ages 6 to 18 cost 22 GBP on weekdays and 26 GBP on weekends, while children under 6 receive free admission. Student and senior tickets are available for 28 GBP on weekdays and 32 GBP on weekends.

Does The Roman Baths have free entry?

Yes, children under 6 enter free of charge. Additionally, qualifying local students and Discovery Card holders can enter free.

How much are student tickets for The Roman Baths?

Student advance tickets cost 28 GBP for weekdays and 32 GBP for weekends or Bank Holidays. Valid student identification is required.

Are there family ticket options at The Roman Baths?

Yes, family admission options include a weekday advance ticket for 2 adults and 1 child priced at 70 GBP, and a weekday advance ticket for 2 adults and 2 to 4 children priced at 77 GBP.

Can I get senior discounts on The Roman Baths admission?

Senior tickets for visitors aged 65 and older are priced at 28 GBP for weekday advance bookings and 32 GBP for weekend or Bank Holiday advance bookings. Valid identification is required.

Are there NHS or military discounts available for tickets to The Roman Baths?

The Roman Baths do not offer an NHS or a military discount at present.

Do National Trust or English Heritage members get free entry to The Roman Baths?

National Trust and English Heritage members are not entitled to free entry because the site is owned by Bath and North East Somerset Council.

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The Roman Baths opening hours in Bath

Today’s schedule, weekend times, and closures

Find accurate opening hours, holiday changes, and best visiting times for The Roman Baths in Bath.

Does The Roman Baths have special opening hours?

There are currently no listed special opening hours or closures for The Roman Baths.

What time does The Roman Baths close?

The Roman Baths close at 18:00 every day.

What are the opening hours of The Roman Baths?

The Roman Baths are open every day of the week from 09:00 to 18:00.

What are the weekend opening hours for The Roman Baths?

The Roman Baths are open on weekends from 09:00 to 18:00.

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Amenities and facilities at The Roman Baths

On-site services for a smoother museum visit

See which amenities are available at The Roman Baths, from lockers and restrooms to visitor comfort services in Bath.

Is there a gift shop at The Roman Baths?

The Roman Baths shop is available and features level access from Stall Street.

Is The Roman Baths wheelchair accessible?

Wheelchair access is available to 90 percent of the site. Accessible lifts reach the mezzanine, lower museum, Great Bath and East Baths, though historic surfaces and some steps prevent complete step-free access.

Are accessible toilets available at The Roman Baths?

Accessible toilets are located near the entrance and the Kings Bath corridor.

Does The Roman Baths offer audio guides?

A handheld audio guide covering 13 languages is included with admission. The guides are hearing-aid compatible using a T switch, and British Sign Language guides are also available.

Are assistance dogs allowed at The Roman Baths?

Registered assistance dogs are welcomed at the venue, and water bowls are available for them.

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Visitor rules at The Roman Baths in Bath

Photography, bags, food, and policy questions

Check important visitor rules for The Roman Baths, so you know photography and entry policies before arriving in Bath.

Are drones permitted to fly over The Roman Baths?

Drones are not allowed to fly over The Roman Baths. For information about using a drone to film in Bath, you can speak to the Bath Film Office.

Can I use a tripod for photography inside The Roman Baths?

Due to space restrictions, tripods are not allowed at The Roman Baths, with the exception of visitors with disabilities who can use them in the Great Bath and Terrace areas only by pre-arrangement.

Can I bring my own drinks to the Summer Lates events at The Roman Baths?

You cannot bring your own drinks to the Summer Lates events at The Roman Baths, as a bar is available at the venue.

How to contact The Roman Baths in Bath

Support channels and response questions

Find contact-related answers for The Roman Baths, including support routes for tickets, access, and visit planning in Bath.

What is the phone number to contact The Roman Baths?

You can contact The Roman Baths customer service by calling the phone number +44 (0)1225 477785.

How do I contact The Roman Baths for group and accessibility bookings?

Group and accessibility bookings can be made by emailing the bookings department at [email protected].

What is the email address for The Roman Baths ticketing enquiries?

You can reach out via email for ticketing enquiries at [email protected].

How to visit The Roman Baths in Bath

Step-by-step planning questions before you go

Get visit-planning answers for The Roman Baths, including timing, preparation, and day-of expectations in Bath.

Where is the nearest cycle parking for arriving by bike at The Roman Baths?

The nearest mapped cycle parking is about 70 metres away at Stall Street with six uncovered spaces. Bath sits on National Cycle Route 4, and the Bristol to Bath Railway Path and Two Tunnels Route 244 are useful approaches.

How long should you spend on a visit duration at The Roman Baths?

Allow about 90 to 120 minutes for the collection, interpretation, and building at The Roman Baths. A planned visit rewards more than a quick stop.

Do you need a reservation or timed entry for The Roman Baths?

Reservations are recommended, and timed entry is in place for visits to The Roman Baths. Check current opening, last admission, and ticket conditions before travelling.

How to get to The Roman Baths by public transport

Bath Abbey bus stop on High Street is about 90 metres away using buses X76 and U1. Guildhall bus stop is about 110 metres away using buses D1, 3, 13, X31, 6, 7, 6A, and 231. Bath Spa railway station is approximately 400 metres away in a straight line.

What are the parking options when arriving by car at The Roman Baths?

Manvers Street Car Park is the nearest mapped public car park, approximately 270 metres from the visitor point. Bath city centre is inside the Clean Air Zone, and Lansdown, Newbridge, and Odd Down Park and Ride are practical alternatives when central parking is busy.

What are the walking directions and entry notes for The Roman Baths?

Navigate to Abbey Church Yard, BA1 1LZ, Bath, allowing for an approximately 90 metre final walk from Bath Abbey. Only small backpacks no larger than 30 litres are allowed to remain with the visitor, and large rucksacks or pull-along cases are prohibited since no on-site luggage storage is provided.