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The cheapest way to see the Roman Baths, Bath England is to do it on your own. First the museum exhibits are large, 3D, and excellent, but with limited space around them for viewing. My view was obstructed by a gaggle of school children listening to the audio presentation and not studying the exhibits. So the flow was slow. Consequently, trying to hear a tour guide’s explanation will be difficult in tight spaces. Second, the path through the museum is one way so it's difficult to jump around based on the size of the crowds. That is if you want to spend time studying the models and exhibits. There is never sufficient time to learn a great deal from a museum. There are too many impediments. The best way to learn anything about the Roman Baths in Bath, England is to learn about it from the comfort of your easy chair before you go. If you don't have time for that, do a reconnaissance via you-tube. Rick Steves has a good video. And Wikipedia has a good wright up with photos. I also recommend subscribing to the Amazon Prime/ Great Courses for a month to view the course called "Understanding Greek and Roman Technology." It will cost less than $10 USD. To prepare your short introduction to the Baths for your group, consider your audience. Consider their background knowledge. Consider what they want to know at the end of this adventure. Review the available online material and determine what is important to your group. If possible give them a bibliography, and list of media such as videos to review prior to you tour. If possible have a discussion group prior to your visit and after.

There are four parts to the Bath Complex. See the W i k i p e d i a article to quickly learn more. The history of the Baths covers over 2,000 years so there are many topics about which to learn, should you have the interest. R. Allen Walker, M. Ed Instructional Designs September 20, 2018 My last visit to the Baths was in May , 2018

Are the baths open during the week