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Summer Lates

The Roman Baths,, Abbey Church Yard, , BA1 1LZ, Bath

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Experience the Roman Baths in a new light with Summer Late opening.

Make the most of those long summer days with our late-night opening throughout the holidays.

The Roman Baths and Museum will be open until 10pm* every day from Saturday 22 July through to 31 August. Enjoy a rare chance to see the Great Bath illuminated by torchlight, explore the museum and collection at a relaxed pace, and enjoy a drink under the summer evening sky at our pop-up prosecco bar.

Make a date for a unique night out with friends, enjoy some time out with someone special, or end an unforgettable day out with the family in style.

Make the evening even more special with summer evening dining in the Pump Room Restaurant.

Book now and join us for this unmissable summer experience.

*The Roman Baths will be open until 10pm, with last entry at 9pm.

Contact

Summer Lates
The Roman Baths,
Abbey Church Yard,
Bath
Somerset
BA1 1LZ
United Kingdom

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