Chedworth Roman Villa
Chedworth Roman Villa unfolds across a wooded combe in the Gloucestershire countryside, the remains of a sprawling country estate built in the second century. Rediscovered by a gamekeeper in 1864, it reveals fine mosaic floors, twin bathing suites and a spring-fed shrine. Walking the raised galleries above the foundations, you get a clear sense of how a wealthy Romano-British family lived, worked and bathed.
- Intricate Roman mosaics
- Reconstructed bath houses
- Wooded valley setting
Best for history lovers who want Roman Britain made vivid and tangible.
Things to see at Chedworth Roman Villa
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- Triclinium Mosaic Floor
- West Bath Mosaic
- Hypocaust Underfloor Heating
- Nymphaeum Shrine and Spring Pool
- Roman Bath Houses