- Trampolines, quad bikes & mini golf for toddler to 12 years old. Verulamium Park, St Albans. FB: VerulamiumFunPlay.
- After the Roman invasion of AD 43, the city was renamed Verulamium and became one of the largest and most prosperous towns in the province of Britannia.
- After the Roman invasion of AD 43, the city was renamed Verulamium and became one of the largest and most prosperous towns in the province of Britannia.
- Verulamium Museum: wall paintings. The excavation campaigns of the 1930s and 1950s identified many Roman buildings which were subsequently covered.
- However, never ones to be perturbed, the Romans crushed the revolt and re-built Verulamium, and it remained a central Roman town for the next 400 years.
- And that’s how I wrote about the ruins of The Roman Theatre in Verulamium. ... Much of its exhibits come from excavations of the ancient roman city of Verulamium.
- Verulamium Museum is wheelchair-accessible - the entrance, shop and galleries are all on one level and there is a lift to reach the accessible WC in the basement.
- The museum offers a rich and immersive experience for visitors, showcasing the fascinating history of Verulamium, the third largest city in Roman Britain.
- Verulamium contained a forum basilica and a theatre, much of which were damaged during two fires, one in 155 and the other around 250.
- Verulamium was the third largest city in Roman Britain. Its site is located beside the present-day city of St Albans in Hertfordshire, on park and agricultural land.