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Highlights
Travel back in time to find out how a Roman city was built, stand in the recreated kitchen and more
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About This Deal
- What’s included:
- One (1) general admission ticket to the Canterbury Roman Museum for a child or an adult
- Explore the Roman town from a century ago beneath the street level, relive the past strolling through the ancient marketplace, visiting room recreations and uncover treasure-like hidden mosaics.
- Child ticket valid for those aged 5 - 15
- Free admission for children under 5
Fine Print
No cancellations. Appointment required, contact online at bookings; provide Groupon code. Present Groupon on arrival. Children are considered as such between 5 to 15 years old. Adults are considered as such 16 years and over. Under 5's go free. Due to limited phone signal in the museum, please ensure you have your Groupon voucher code ready prior to arrival. Limit 6 per person(s), may buy 1 additional as gift(s). Valid only for option purchased. Expires 4 months after purchase. Not valid with other offers or promotions. Valid Mon-Sun 10am-5pm.
About Canterbury Roman Museum
Explore the Roman town beneath your feet as you go back 100 years with each step down to the Roman street level, take the lift for a quicker descent. Relive the past as you stroll through the marketplace where you will see what people would have bought and how they lived. Pop your head into recreated Roman rooms to learn all about life during this ancient era. As you wonder through this museum you will uncover a hoard of once buried treasures including the remains of a Roman town house with preserved mosaics. The museum holds one of the UK’s only remaining Roman pavement mosaics which has not been moved from its original place. This beautifully preserved Roman floor provides a fascinating insight into life in Roman Britain. This museum entertains, engages and educates children with interactive and creative experiences. Children (and adults) can try on a toga to reveal their inner Roman general or make a beautiful mosaic of their own, that even the grandest of Roman emperors would be jealous of. Come and uncover the ancient history of Roman Canterbury.