Wroxeter Roman Baths

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The remains of the baths complex at Wroxeter Roman City.

Baths were at the heart of Roman civic life, and these baths were at the centre of the fourth-largest city in Roman Britain. The complex included cold, warm and hot baths, warm and hot dry rooms and steam rooms with underfloor heating. There were also shops and a market hall where bathers could buy refreshments.

The complex includes the ‘old work’, a seven-metre high section of the main baths basilica which is the largest piece of free-standing Roman masonry in England.

Find out more on the English Heritage website: https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/wroxeter-roman-city/

Our aerial photography, survey and photogrammetry at Wroxeter Roman City is part of a research project with the University of Birmingham, Vianova Archaeology and Heritage Services, Albion Archaeology and English Heritage. The whole of Wroxeter Roman City is a Scheduled Monument.

Model created from 2224 photographs taken on 15 July, 24 July and 8 August 2024.