- Verulamium was a town in Roman Britain. It was sited southwest of the modern city of St Albans in Hertfordshire, England.
- Residents of St Albans City & District get discounted entry to Verulamium Museum: Adult - £8.00 Child (under 16s) - £4.00 Under 5s - Free Family Ticket...
- Unlike Colchester which stands on the site of Roman Camulodunum, St. Albans is located on high ground to the east of Verulamium...
- Verulamium Museum displays hundreds of remarkable objects that have been excavated from the local area.
- A short train ride north of London, St Albans is a must-see. There are a few remains of the Roman town still visible (Verulamium), such as parts of the city walls and...
- St. Alban was allegedly the earliest Christian martyr in Britain. According to tradition Alban was a citizen of Verulamium who sheltered a Christian priest during a...
- We wanted to visit the Verulamium museum but it is closed on Sunday,so we walked through the park and visited the cathedral instead!
- The city of St. Albans also has a Museum of Verulamium with some ruins and numerous artifacts, Verulamium Park and a partly surviving holy well of St. Alban.
- The Verulamium Spa is a luxurious beauty facility based at the Westminster Lodge Leisure Centre in the heart of St. Albans.
- As modern St Albans is not in quite the same location as Verulamium, the museum is a reasonable walk from the train station (St Albans Abbey station is a little...
