roman

The remains of an arch.

The water comes from the spring into the bath.

The stone floors and columns are as they were in Roman times.

Displays of Roman coins.

Platform walkways let you walk through the buildings and screens show you what life was like then.

Remains of rooms in the bath complex.

Floor mosaics.

Stone carving of the head of a wealthy woman, from the 1st century, showing her elaborate hairstyle.

Stone carving of the head of a wealthy woman, from the 1st century, showing her elaborate hairstyle.

Stone carving of hunter and his dog.

Pieces of a wall from the Temple of Sulis Minerva with images projected on it to show how it would have looked.

The hot water spring that supplies the Pump Room and the Roman Baths.

In the center of Bath, next to Bath Abbey.

Bath complex built by the Romans.

The town of Fréjus sits on the western edge of the Estérel Mountains, on the Mediterranean coast. During ancient Roman times Fréjus was an important port town called Forum Julii and situated at the crossroads of Via Augusta and Via Domitia. There are various Roman remains in and around the town...

From the outside.

Entrance.

Information sign.

Historic town center.

Much of the aqueduct was underground.