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Wroxeter Roman City full tour. Roman Britain. Baths, market, forum - Shrewsbury, Shropshire.

Wroxeter Roman City was the fourth largest town in Roman Britain. Today you can visit the remains of the Roman Baths, the impressive old works, one of the tallest building remains of Roman Britain. Set in a tranquil location beside the river Severn in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. My film takes you on a full tour around the remains, a reconstructed townhouse (as seen on tv) and museum. Reasons to visit Wroxeter: • Well preserved Roman Bath-house. • Impressive ”Old Works” entrance to the Baths. • Tranquil location, beautiful countryside. • Remains of forum colonnade. • Replica Roman townhouse as seen on Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day. • Excellent museum. • Market hall and shop foundations. The ruins of Wroxeter stand in tranquil countryside, surrounded by flat, open fields. The size and depth of the solid wall which divided the exercise hall from the Roman Baths gives a real impression of the true size of the Roman buildings. To give some idea of scale Wroxeter city was once the size of Pompeii in Italy. The History Bit The Romans called Wroxeter city Viriconium Cornoviorum. Originally the area was the land of the Cornovii tribe, who had a hill fort on the nearby Wrekin. Shortly after the Roman invasion the Romans established a fort here in the late AD 47, which controlled a major ford over the river Severn. After the Roman military left this area became a tribal settlement, which became the fourth largest city in Roman Britain, with up to 5,000 citizens. VISITING The Wroxeter Roman City is located 5 miles south east from Shrewsbury. It is run by English Heritage so members can visit free and you get free access to their other sites. A small entrance fee for other visitors. Opening times: End of March – end of October open daily 10am -5pm. During the Winter only open at weekends 10am -4pm. By Car: SAT NAV SY5 6PJ On a minor road signposted from the B4380. By Bus: Check travelline.info Location: Wroxeter Roman City, Wroxeter, Shropshire SY5 6PH Music credits: Courtesy of Epidemic Sounds To All the Glory by Howard Harper-Barnes    • To All the Glory   Arriving in Ancient Rome by Kilcoru Fall of a Raindrop by Calm Shores Lost Thoughts by Hanna Lindgren Wonders by Gavin Luke Other credits: Aerial map images courtesy of Google Sound credits: Soldiers marching courtesy of Soundbible Courtesy of Freesounds Keifspoon water stream from roman bath in spain by Martin sadoux Aryanostark indoor swimming pool ambience Metzik crowds Metzik medieval market Martin sadoux swimming pool indoor close Yap audio prod – medieval army marching All sound effects licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... or appropriate. The Roman re-enactors featured in this film include the excellent Ermine Street Guard who put on displays throughout the year at various Roman sites and are well worth going to see them in action. Thank you for watching my film, if you enjoyed it then please feel free to like it and leave a comment. Why don’t you have a look at some of the other films on my channel and don’t forget to subscribe to keep up to date with new releases. The rights for all trademarks and copyrighted material remains with the owners, no infringement of copyright is intended. Any content used here is with the intention of fair use. Film © MrFord4210

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