York Roman Bath Museum

30/05/2026

Today, we are celebrating York Gay Pride 🌈 🏳️‍🌈

29/05/2026

Get EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT tickets for Malton Roman Festival V now!

This year’s Roman Festival brings our biggest ever re-enactment village and living history area, with an outstanding line-up of experimental archaeologists and living history groups.

We will also be joined by two special guests in the author’s tent. Creator of Horrible Histories, Terry Deary, returns with his newest book Revolting, and acclaimed Roman fiction author Lindsey Davies, whose Marcus Didius Falco Mysteries and Flavia Albia series have won devoted fans worldwide, will also be with us.

Join us on Sunday 19th May in Orchard Fields - you do not want to miss it. The early bird discount is available online until 1st July, so book now!

⏰Sunday 19 July 2026, 10am–4pm
📍Orchard Field, Malton
🎟️Adults £10 | Children under 14 free | Family tickets £20 (2 adults and up to 4 children under 14) Early bird tickets available until 1 July 2026. (10% discount) Purchase tickets here: https://malton-museum-shop.square.site/s/shop

26/05/2026

Looking for something to do over - head over to the oldest part of Eboracum and see our new display.

Marcus, our resident Centurion - just back from a campaign in Scarborough will be at Malton Roman festival V.

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24/05/2026

04/05/2026

Perhaps they were the children of some of the soldiers that used our bath house?

https://www.yorkmix.com/remarkable-discovery-in-york-reveals-new-insights-into-roman-life-and-death/

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02/05/2026

While the pub is holding its monthly day disco , why don't you pop downstairs to see the earliest part of York, the fabulous legionary bath house of Eboracum?

25/04/2026

Venture down the stairs of this York pub and you'll step back in time to Roman Eboracum.

25/04/2026

On a Saturday in February 2006 a visitor to the museum caught something exceptional on camera.

Flames, ash & heat seemingly coming from one of the now defunct flues.

The chap even claimed he could see the flames as soon as he walked in.

The odd thing? There would have been flames & ash pushing heat through from the wood burning furnace behind, to heat the sudotorium ( steam room) when the bath house was in use.

A trick of the light? Or maybe the stones remember a time when they were part of the legionary bath house of Eboracum

24/04/2026

It's a beautiful day in York, and we have more replica Roman coins for sale. Which one is your favourite?

19/04/2026

See how many like our resident Emperor Marcus you can find when you visit the museum!

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