Thermae Bath Spa

Located in the heart of the World Heritage Site, just 100 metres from the Roman Baths, the restored Spa will draw its thermal waters from the Hetling Spring, the Cross Spring and Kings Spring which deliver over one million litres of water every day at a temperature of 44 degrees centigrade.

Bath has been a spa site since prehistoric times, known then as Aqua Sulis. Adopted by the Romans it was developed and dedicated to Sulis Minerva. Almost ever since Britons and visitors have "taken to the waters".

Twenty years ago bathing at the baths stopped. With the new Millenium, thanks to lottery funding and Dutch Expertise (Thermae Development Comp), an exciting new project to recreate the spa experience in Bath is taking shape thanks to architects Nicolas Grimshaw & Partners. Two Georgian Baths are being refitted for use.