We discovered this site by chance, deciding to visit when we spotted the road signs. We weren't expecting much, having visited roman ruins in the past. Indeed, when we first arrived we found what we were expecting -- a small museum overlooking some mosaics and a large garden. The introductory film helped us to see beyond the initial impressions, and... More

We have been putting off going to the roman palace, thinking that a room full of old tiles was not really our thing. I had flashbacks of being dragged around the roman museums in Leicester where I grew up as a child and didn't think it would make for an exciting day out. However last weekend, due to a mixture... More

It's all about the mosaics here and very nice they are too! More

My wife remembers coming here on a schools trip when it was still a field; nowadays (and for many years) the site has been covered with a huge roof so the site's main finds - stunning mosaic floors from 1st Century AD are all indoors. There's a small museum and a gift shop, as well as a decent little cafe.... More

the mosaics are still wonderful and there is a lot more history,It certainly takes you back in time More

I first went here as part of a school trip, so naturally it wasn't until I was about 19 that I actually chose to visit again! I got a season ticket, which was super bargainous as it just involved adding giftaid, I think, and now I visit there just of a sunny afternoon when I know it will be quiet... More

Who knew there were Roman Ruins dating from 45 BCE just outstide of Chichester? These are some of the earliest Roman sites in England, because the Romans landed on this coast of England first. Amazing mosaic floors, artificats and history. The museum is child-friendly and a great place to take children. Be sure to allow enough time to stroll the... More

The museum is excellent, with the history of the site and a collection of finds displayed. After the museum you continue to an incredible collection of mosaic floors, located in situ as they were discovered in the 1960's, so you can imagine the room layouts of the palace, the lives of the people who lived there and the sheer scale... More

I was extremely impressed with the layout and facilities, plus we were lucky enough to catch the end of an excellent tour which was very informative. More