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Chance To Explore Roman Baths During The Evenings

Monday 17th June 2013 Bath Echo News Team News Headlines, What's On

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A series of fascinating evening sessions will be held at the Roman Baths during its late-night opening this July and August.

The “Wednesday Wonders” events, from 17th July to 28th August, give visitors the chance to get hands-on with archaeology. Members of the Council’s Roman Baths team and volunteers will be available to show and explain the stories behind some wonderful objects.

Each week the team aims to showcase different aspects of the Roman Baths and its archaeological collection to visitors.

Councillor Ben Stevens (Lib-Dem, Widcombe), Cabinet Member for Sustainable Development, said: “The Roman Baths has a wide variety of objects that tell the story of our area in Roman times, and Bath & North East Somerset Council is pleased to offer this great opportunity for people to get hands-on with our local history.

“It’s also a rare treat to enjoy the unique delights of the Roman Baths in the late summer evenings, as the sun goes down and creates an awe-inspiring atmosphere.”

The Wednesday Wonders run from 6pm to 8pm on 17th, 24th and 31st July, and 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th August.

The world-famous Roman Baths – winner of the national Silver Award for Excellence from VisitEngland in the Large Visitor Attraction finals – will stay open to visitors every evening throughout July and August until 10pm (last admission 9pm). As it is managed by Bath & North East Somerset Council, entry to the Roman Baths is free to local residents on production of a Discovery Card. Normal entry charges apply to everyone else.

Visitors may round off their evening with a meal in the Roman Baths Kitchen, in Abbey Church Yard, where last orders are taken at 9.30pm.

New for July and August is a special twilight ticket including a two course dinner with coffee at the Roman Baths Kitchen, followed by a torch lit tour of the Roman Baths. The Twilight Dinner and Tour is available at 6.30pm, and costs £38.00 per person. Call 01225 477877 to book.

The Pump Room restaurant will be open late for dinner and drinks during July and August – last orders 9pm – with live music every evening. For reservations call 01225 444477.

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