Overview

On most Saturdays and Sundays, the story of the Roman Town of Verulamium comes to life through gallery talks by St Albans Tour Guides on a variety of topics.

The Museum of everyday life in Roman Britain. Verulamium Museum is on the site of one of the major cities in Roman Britain, now an attractive park. Inside you will find: recreated Roman rooms, hands-on Discovery Areas, video presentations, touch screen databases and some of the finest Roman mosaics and wall plasters outside the Mediterranean.

Note: Last admission is 5 pm.

Admission Charges

• Adults – £5.00
• Children (5 years and over) – £2.50
• Under 5s – Free
• Senior Citizens – £3.50
• Student (with student ID) – £3.50
• Concessions – £3.50
• Family Ticket (2 adults + 2 children) – £12.00
• Residents of St Albans District – Free (with proof of residency)
• Friends of St Albans Museums – Free
• Joint Adult Ticket with Roman Theatre-£6.50
• Joint Child Ticket with Roman Theatre- £3.50
• Joint Concession Ticket with Roman Theatre- £5.00
• Joint family Ticket with Roman Theatre- £16.00

Gallery Talks

On most Saturdays and Sundays at 3pm the story of the Roman Town of Verulamium comes to life in the talks which include: Mosaics; Iron Age; Domestic Life; Leisure; Food and Drink; Trading in the Empire; Gods and Goddesses; Death and Burial; House in the Park; Life and Times of Alban.

Talks for groups

In addition to the events listed, we offer talks for local groups. Topics include historic St Albans, Roman coins and local archaeology. Contact the museum for more information.

How to get here

Please refer to the Verulamium Museum website www.stalbansmuseums.org.uk/verulamium

Awards and accreditations

• VisitEngland VAQAS Quality Assured visitor attraction
• Accredited by the Museums Libraries & Archives Council (MLA) for achieving nationally agreed quality standards for UK museums
• Accredited by Arts Council England for achieving nationally agreed quality standards for museums

Accessibility

For access information, visit AccessAble