There is a large parking area on the same level as the ticket office, with a short walk to gain entrance
Included in the ticket office, is a nice sized english heritage shop and a interesting museum, which houses history and finds from the site. Available is a good audio guide to take round with you
There a few steps around the site following the audio guide you get a good feel for the site.
Because it's mostly outdoors this site is not really ideal on wet days.
Dogs allow but not in the shop / museum or roman house
Toilets on site
A few benches including picnic benches
Best Bit - I love the fact that Watling Street ran through this Roman City.
See:
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/wroxeter-roman-city/
Included in the ticket office, is a nice sized english heritage shop and a interesting museum, which houses history and finds from the site. Available is a good audio guide to take round with you
There a few steps around the site following the audio guide you get a good feel for the site.
Because it's mostly outdoors this site is not really ideal on wet days.
Dogs allow but not in the shop / museum or roman house
Toilets on site
A few benches including picnic benches
Best Bit - I love the fact that Watling Street ran through this Roman City.
See:
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/wroxeter-roman-city/
Rome wasn't built in a day, Channel 4 program
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/rome-wasnt-built-in-a-day
6 Builders plus a few local helpers, recreated a roman villa on the site
as a English heritage learning tool
You can walk round the villa and understand building techniques
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