Roman Museum Advance Booking 2026

📅 Wednesday 16 September · 10:00-17:00

📍 Canterbury Roman Museum · Canterbury

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Advanced booking to Canterbury Roman Museum, home to one of the UK's only remaining in-situ Roman pavement mosaics. Please book a ticket for each member of your visiting party, including unpaid admissions . Delve below street level to discover the remains of an extensive Roman Town House, including a hypocaust and one of the UK’s only remaining in situ Roman pavement mosaics. Discover also remarkable examples of Roman pottery, silverware and glassware, and a rare Iron Age Helmet dating from the time of Caesar. Enjoy also free interactive fun as you suit up as a Roman soldier, listen to our new audio tour, or create your own mosaic design inspired by our ancient pavement mosaic! We estimate your Roman Museum experience will take approximately one hour. Tickets are valid for the day booked, at any time within the museum's opening hours (Please factor in the possibility of a small wait upon arrival in the event of very busy spells). Half-Term Family Activities (Saturday 24 October to Sunday 1 November) Make your own miniature mosaic! Pick up a kit and recreate a piece of Roman Canterbury. A great activity for the holiday and an impressive project to take back to school. £6 per kit while stocks last. Mint your own replica Roman coin this summer! Work with friendly staff, use authentic tools and mint a special souvenir to take home. Each coin comes with a information booklet. £3.50 per coin or 2 coins for £6 while stocks last. Please be aware that while online booking is limited to manage capacity, tickets are generally available on the door. You are very welcome to phone ahead to check when we expect to be quieter. Download your FREE audio tour guide ahead of your visit: Download for Android Download for Iphone Visitor toilet facilities and full lift access are also available. To find out more about what to expect when visiting, read our Visitor FAQs and visit our Plan Your Visit webpage .

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