- The Jewry Wall is a section of wall from a Roman bathhouse, standing in the middle of modern Leicester, a few blocks from the cathedral.
- This wall is the only surviving part of Leicester's predecessor, the Roman Town of Ratae Coritanorunm. It is a fascinating portal into 1,800 years of history.
- For evidence of this opulence, simply take a trip to the Jewry Wall Museum that adjoins the wall itself, where you will find a host of beautiful Roman artifacts...
- The Jewry Wall is popular among local people and also among guests; it is a considerable demolished mass of second century Roman stone work, with two...
- The Jewry Wall is a significant Roman archaeological site located in Leicester, England. ... The Jewry Wall site is conveniently located at nos.
- Jewry Wall is a UK Museum based in Leicester, East Midlands. Jewry Wall is located at 156-140 St Nicholas Walk, Leicester LE1 4LB, UK.
- Jewry Wall. Walk amid the ruins of this millennia-old Roman bathhouse and browse the archaeological collections of the adjacent museum.
- It is the second largest piece of surviving civil Roman building in Britain. The Jewry Wall would have been the wall separating the gymnasium from the cold room.
- The Jewry Wall site in Leicester, the excavated remains of a Roman bath house, and the associated museum.