We visited on a warm day and enjoyed the half mile uneven walk from the nearest parking place.The... read more
We visited on a warm day and enjoyed the half mile uneven walk from the nearest parking place.The... read more
It takes a bit of a walk to get to the remains, and I got caught in a shower. However, the above... read more
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We visited on a warm day and enjoyed the half mile uneven walk from the nearest parking place.The extensive site is quiet and generally levelled, with only the outlines of the former structures visible above ground height. Exception is the building housing the treasured mosaic...More
It takes a bit of a walk to get to the remains, and I got caught in a shower. However, the above ground remains are well preserved, and the mosaique floor in the shed is simple superb.
Just park the car on side of road and walk about 10-15 minutes to this historic site. Beautiful surrounding green countryside.
Interesting boards explaining about the villa. It was a shame the focal point, a mosaic floor, was closed.
Great and easy to see, free and some great walks in the local area, Kids love the fact they can explore without restrictions.
We decided to visit this out of the way villa on our way home from the Cotswolds and weren't disappointed. We missed the lay-by first of all and had to turn round. Then there is a 500 metre walk down a farm track to the...More
I spent a lovely morning at this roman villa archeological site. The foundation structures are very interesting and show everything one learns from books at school. The mosaic is really amazing. The area is so peaceful with the exception of a military helicopter disturbing the...More
Cold but sunny weather met us on our visit to the largest Roman-British villa in Britain. Even so, this our second visit was just as interesting as our first. This villa is only half uncovered and you can see why as the wear of feet...More
1700 hundred year old remains of what was a huge villa. It amazes me whenever I encounter anything Roman (what did they ever do for us?!). Immaculately preserved mosaic here too, complete with swastika patterning! It's a bit of a walk from the road and...More
This is somewhere I have visited dozens of times as we live close but TA said they needed more reviews! The site is free to access and requires a ten minute stroll down a farm Lane. The remaining foundations and walls show you the full...More
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