The Billingsgate Roman House and Baths, one of London's remarkably preserved Roman structures, is set to resume guided tours next month after a seasonal closure. Discovered in 1848 and managed by the City of London, this ancient site is located beneath an office block near the Tower of London and features innovative Roman underfloor heating. Tours began a few years ago, elevating public awareness of the site. Visitors can expect to see a model depicting the bathhouse's historical architecture, though access is limited to those 8 years and older due to the stairs leading to the exhibits.
The Billingsgate Roman House and Baths, one of London's best-preserved Roman remains, will reopen for guided tours on Saturdays starting next month after winter closure.
Located beneath an office block near the Tower of London, the bathhouse showcases essential Roman innovations like underfloor heating.
Visitors will have the chance to explore the remains of the bathhouse through guided tours, which started only a few years ago.
A model illustrating the bathhouse's original design adds depth to the experience for those who participate in the tours.
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