Northern England
Viking history, wild moors, and deep lakes ⚔️⛰️
Northern England is a region of dramatic contrasts, featuring rugged national parks, industrial heritage, and coastline dotted with castles. It is arguably the best region in the UK for families who love the outdoors and hands-on history. The people here are renowned for their friendliness, and the region generally offers excellent value for money compared to the south.
The Lake District National Park is a primary draw. Families can take a steamer cruise on Windermere or Ullswater, combining the boat ride with a short hike suitable for little legs. Literature comes alive here at the World of Beatrix Potter attraction in Bowness, where characters like Peter Rabbit are recreated in detail. For more active families, Grizedale Forest offers sculpture trails and Go Ape high ropes courses set amidst the trees.
To the east, York is an essential stop. The city is encased in medieval walls that families can walk along for free. The JORVIK Viking Centre transports visitors back to the year 975 AD with a ride through a reconstructed Viking village—complete with authentic smells! The National Railway Museum in York is another hit, displaying giant locomotives and offering rides on a miniature railway.
Further north lies Northumberland, home to more castles than any other county. Alnwick Castle is particularly popular as it served as a filming location for Hogwarts; kids can take broomstick flying lessons on the very lawn used in the movies. Nearby, Hadrian's Wall stretches across the landscape. The forts at Housesteads or Vindolanda allow children to see active archaeology and imagine life as a Roman soldier on the frontier.
The cities of Manchester and Liverpool offer indoor excitement for rainy days. Liverpool's World Museum includes a planetarium and aquarium, while the Maritime Museum explores the city's seafaring past. In Manchester, the Science and Industry Museum engages kids with the region's history of innovation. The coastlines of Yorkshire and Northumberland offer vast, empty beaches like Bamburgh, dominated by its imposing castle, perfect for windy walks and kite flying.
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Activities & Best Times
Hiking, wildlife, outdoor exploration, ecotourism
Home to the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales, providing exceptional landscapes for hiking and wildlife observation. Peak months offer the best trail conditions and daylight, whereas winter months are often excessively wet and cold.
Urban tourism, museums, historical sites, architecture
Historic cities like York and cultural hubs like Liverpool and Manchester offer world-class museums and authentic heritage. Summer provides the best atmosphere for exploring urban quarters, while winter dampness can hinder the experience.
Learning experiences, scientific sites, historical education
Features internationally significant institutions such as the National Railway Museum and the Science and Industry Museum. These high-quality indoor facilities remain excellent in shoulder seasons, though winter travel is less appealing.
Sport tourism, fitness activities, active recreation
Renowned for iconic long-distance infrastructure including Hadrian's Wall Path and the Pennine Way. May through September offer the optimal climate for physically demanding outdoor activities before winter weather impacts safety.
Scenic drives, countryside tours, route-based travel
Scenic routes like the Northumberland Coastal Route offer dramatic landscapes and well-maintained roads. Travel is best during months with high visibility and long daylight hours, as winter brings hazardous conditions on mountain passes.
Beach resorts, marine activities: diving, snorkelling, kite surfing, wind surfing, sailing
Beautiful coastal areas like Bamburgh offer high aesthetic value, but low North Sea temperatures limit traditional beach recreation. Even in peak summer, conditions are only suitable for walking and hardy aquatic activities.
Events, celebrations, seasonal attractions
Major events like the Manchester International Festival attract global visitors, though they are seasonally specific. These festivals are largely concentrated in summer to take advantage of more reliable weather for outdoor performances.
Spa retreats, wellness centers, peaceful getaways
The historic Turkish Baths in Harrogate provide a unique, authentic wellness experience. While indoor-focused, the surrounding spa towns are most enjoyable when the weather is mild during the spring and summer.
Amusement parks, family entertainment venues
2 theme park attractions (Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Flamingo Land) cap at marginal per evidence rules.
Attractions (116 total)
Castle / Palace / Historic Site
Alnwick Castle
Alnwick
An iconic medieval fortress and film location offering broomstick training and lavish state rooms for all ages.
Visit website →Bamburgh Castle
Bamburgh
A breathtaking coastal fortress perched on a volcanic outcrop with staterooms and an armory overlooking the North Sea.
Visit website →Durham Cathedral
Durham
A masterpiece of Norman architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its unique ribbed vaulting and scenic river views.
Visit website →Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal Water Garden
Ripon
A UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing the dramatic ruins of a Cistercian monastery and an elegant Georgian water garden.
Visit website →York Minster
York
One of the world's most magnificent Gothic cathedrals, featuring stunning medieval stained glass and an underground museum.
Visit website →Whitby Abbey
Whitby
Evocative clifftop ruins of a Benedictine abbey that inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula, offering sweeping views of the harbor.
Visit website →Castle Howard
York
A palatial 18th-century stately home set within a thousand acres of landscape, featuring a dramatic dome and ornate interiors.
Visit website →Housesteads Roman Fort
Haydon Bridge
The most complete Roman fort in Britain, located on Hadrian's Wall with stunning panoramic views of the Northumberland National Park.
Visit website →Water Park / Splash Park / Aquatic Centre
Alpamare Scarborough
Scarborough
An alpine-themed water park offering high-speed slides, a wave pool, and heated outdoor infinity pools overlooking the North Sea.
Visit website →Sandcastle Waterpark
Blackpool
The UK's largest indoor waterpark featuring over 18 slides and attractions in a climate-controlled tropical environment.
Visit website →North Yorkshire Water Park
Scarborough
An expansive outdoor adventure park featuring one of the UK's largest inflatable aqua parks on a scenic freshwater lake.
Visit website →Calypso Cove Waterpark
Barnsley
A pirate-themed indoor water park within the Metrodome Leisure Complex featuring various flumes and a sunken pirate ship.
Visit website →Splash World
Southport
An all-weather indoor water park with high-speed flumes, river rides, and dedicated play zones for younger children.
Visit website →Landmark / Monument / Iconic Urban Attraction
Angel of the North
Gateshead
A colossal contemporary sculpture by Antony Gormley that has become an iconic symbol of North East England.
Visit website →Blackpool Tower
Blackpool
Inspired by the Eiffel Tower, this iconic seaside landmark features a glass SkyWalk, a famous circus, and a grand Victorian ballroom.
Visit website →Castlerigg Stone Circle
Keswick
One of Britain's most atmospheric prehistoric monuments, set within a natural amphitheater of Lake District fells.
Visit website →The John Rylands Research Institute and Library
Manchester
A late-Victorian neo-gothic masterpiece that looks like a cathedral and houses one of the world's richest collections of books.
Visit website →Beach / Coastal Recreation Area
Bamburgh Beach
Bamburgh
A stunning expanse of golden sand dominated by the magnificent Bamburgh Castle, offering dramatic views and excellent walking opportunities.
Visit website →Blackpool Beach
Blackpool
The quintessential British seaside resort beach, featuring three Victorian piers and the iconic Blackpool Tower overlooking the Irish Sea.
Visit website →Crosby Beach
Liverpool
Home to the 'Another Place' art installation, featuring 100 cast-iron life-size statues by Antony Gormley spread across the shore.
Visit website →Flamborough Head
Flamborough
Features dramatic white chalk cliffs, spectacular sea arches, and significant seabird colonies including puffins during the breeding season.
Visit website →Whitby Sands
Whitby
A classic family-friendly beach with colorful beach huts and stone piers, famous for fossil hunting and its proximity to the historic town.
Visit website →Formby Beach
Formby
Notable for its high sand dunes, prehistoric footprints, and rare red squirrel population within the adjacent National Trust pine woodlands.
Visit website →Robin Hood's Bay
Robin Hood's Bay
A picturesque, steep-sided bay with a rich smuggling history, perfect for rock pooling and fossil hunting at low tide.
Visit website →Rutland Water Beach
Oakham
One of the UK's largest inland beaches, offering a sprawling sandy shoreline and designated swimming waters on the edge of a massive reservoir.
Visit website →Historic Town / Village / Cultural Area
Beamish, The Living Museum of the North
Stanley
An award-winning open-air museum where families can experience life in North East England during the 1820s, 1900s, 1940s, and 1950s.
Visit website →Durham World Heritage Site
Durham
The historic heart of Durham featuring the magnificent Norman Cathedral and Castle perched on a dramatic peninsula above the River Wear.
Visit website →Royal Albert Dock
Liverpool
A vibrant cultural area featuring the largest collection of Grade I listed buildings in the UK, home to museums, galleries, and restaurants.
Visit website →Saltaire Village
Shipley
A remarkably preserved Victorian industrial village and UNESCO World Heritage site featuring the grand Salts Mill and Italianate architecture.
Visit website →The Shambles
York
A world-famous medieval street with overhanging timber-framed buildings that makes visitors feel like they have stepped back in time.
Visit website →Whitby Old Town
Whitby
A charming historic fishing port with narrow winding streets, a traditional harbor, and the famous 199 steps leading to the abbey.
Visit website →Grassington
Skipton
A quintessential Yorkshire Dales village with a cobbled market square and stone cottages that serves as a gateway to the surrounding fells.
Visit website →Bamburgh Village
Bamburgh
A coastal village dominated by its massive fortress, offering a perfect blend of history, stone-built charm, and stunning seaside views.
Visit website →Haworth Village
Keighley
A hilltop village famous for its steep cobbled Main Street and its connection to the Brontë sisters who lived and wrote here.
Visit website →Port Sunlight Village
Wirral
A beautiful garden village founded by William Hesketh Lever for his soap factory workers, featuring diverse architecture and expansive green spaces.
Visit website →Theme Park / Amusement Park
Blackpool Pleasure Beach
Blackpool
One of the world's most iconic seaside amusement parks, featuring a mix of record-breaking modern rollercoasters and historic wooden rides.
Visit website →Flamingo Land Resort
Malton
A unique combination of a high-adrenaline theme park and an award-winning zoo featuring exotic animals and family-friendly shows.
Visit website →Southport Pleasureland
Southport
A traditional coastal amusement park featuring a variety of family rides, a log flume, and views across the Southport coastline.
Visit website →Gulliver's World
Warrington
A popular theme park designed specifically for families with children aged 2 to 13, featuring themed areas like Western World and Safari Kingdom.
Visit website →Lightwater Valley Adventure Park
Ripon
A family-focused adventure park set in the Yorkshire countryside offering over 40 rides and attractions tailored for younger children.
Visit website →Aquarium / Sea Life Centre
Blue Planet Aquarium
Ellesmere Port
One of the UK's largest aquariums featuring an extensive underwater shark tunnel and diverse marine exhibits.
Visit website →SEA LIFE Blackpool
Blackpool
A prominent seaside attraction featuring a massive shark tank and themed zones showcasing local and tropical marine life.
Visit website →The Deep
Hull
A spectacular, wedge-shaped aquarium housing thousands of marine creatures and focusing on the story of the world's oceans.
Visit website →Lake District Coast Aquarium
Maryport
An award-winning attraction showcasing the marine life of the Irish Sea alongside tropical exhibits and a mini-golf course.
Visit website →Lakes Aquarium
Lakeside
A unique attraction on the shores of Lake Windermere focusing on both local freshwater species and exotic marine life.
Visit website →SEA LIFE Manchester
Manchester
An immersive indoor aquarium located within the Trafford Centre, featuring a 360-degree underwater tunnel and sea turtles.
Visit website →SEA LIFE Scarborough
Scarborough
A family-friendly marine center featuring Penguin Island, a seal rescue center, and coastal conservation exhibits.
Visit website →Tynemouth Aquarium
Tynemouth
A coastal aquarium overlooking the North Sea featuring a seal hospital, otters, and a wide variety of tropical fish.
Visit website →Hiking & Cycling Routes
C2C Cycle Route (Sea to Sea)
Whitehaven
225km challenging 3-5 day cycling route from Whitehaven to Tynemouth/Sunderland with 3,500m elevation gain. UK's most popular challenge cycle route. Bike rental: The Cycle Hub (thecyclehub.org).
Visit website →Cleveland Way
Helmsley
175km moderate/challenging 9-day trek from Helmsley to Filey with 5,500m elevation gain. Features a mix of heather-clad moorland and dramatic coastal cliffs in the North York Moors.
Visit website →Coast to Coast Walk (Wainwright's)
St Bees
305km challenging 12-15 day trek from St Bees to Robin Hood's Bay with 6,000m elevation gain. One of the world's most famous walks, crossing the Lake District, Dales, and Moors.
Visit website →Hadrian's Wall Path
Wallsend
135km moderate 6-7 day walk from Wallsend to Bowness-on-Solway with 1,500m elevation gain. Follows the historic Roman frontier through Northumberland and Cumbria.
Visit website →Pennine Way
Edale
431km challenging 16-19 day trek from Edale to Kirk Yetholm with 11,000m elevation gain. England's oldest National Trail crossing the 'backbone' of the country through three National Parks.
Visit website →Whinlatter Forest MTB Trails
Keswick
19km expert (Red) 2-3 hour mountain bike loop (Altura Trail) with 500m elevation gain. England's highest mountain forest with technical singletrack. Bike rental: Cyclewise Whinlatter (cyclewise.co.uk).
Visit website →Scafell Pike via Wasdale Head
Wasdale Head
9.7km challenging 4-6 hour day hike with 900m elevation gain. The classic 'brown route' ascent to the highest peak in England. Requires mountain navigation skills.
Visit website →Farm Park / Petting Zoo / Rural Experience
Cannon Hall Farm
Barnsley
An award-winning farm park famous for its television appearances, featuring rare breeds, massive play areas, and a working dairy.
Visit website →The Ice Cream Farm
Chester
A unique rural attraction holding the Guinness World Record for the largest ice cream shop, combined with extensive farm-themed play zones.
Visit website →Lake District Wildlife Park
Keswick
Set within a 24-acre scenic estate, this park combines traditional farm animals with exotic species against a dramatic mountain backdrop.
Visit website →Piglets Adventure Farm
York
A popular family destination near York featuring tractor rides, seasonal farm events, and hands-on animal encounters.
Visit website →Walby Farm Park
Carlisle
A top-rated Cumbria attraction offering a mix of farm animal interactions and one of the largest indoor adventure play areas in the region.
Visit website →Whitehouse Farm Centre
Morpeth
Northumberland's largest farm attraction, providing a wide variety of animals to feed and pet alongside tractor-trailer rides.
Visit website →Zoo / Wildlife Park / Safari Park
Chester Zoo
Chester
One of the world's leading conservation zoos, featuring over 20,000 animals across 128 acres of award-winning gardens and immersive habitats.
Visit website →Yorkshire Wildlife Park
Doncaster
The UK's premier walk-through wildlife adventure, home to the country's only polar bears alongside lions, tigers, and black rhinos.
Visit website →Northumberland County Zoo
Morpeth
A rapidly expanding family-run zoo in the heart of Northumberland featuring snow leopards, lemurs, and interactive farm animal experiences.
Visit website →Blackpool Zoo
Blackpool
A family-favorite zoo set in 32 acres of parkland, featuring an award-winning elephant habitat and a large collection of primates.
Visit website →Knowsley Safari Park
Prescot
An expansive five-mile safari drive-through experience allowing families to see lions, rhinos, and baboons from the comfort of their own vehicle.
Visit website →Natural Feature / Scenic Site
Derwentwater
Keswick
Known as the 'Queen of the Lakes', this scenic body of water is ringed by wooded fells and offers easy shoreline walks for families.
Visit website →Lake Windermere
Bowness-on-Windermere
England's largest natural lake offers stunning mountain panoramas and family-friendly boat cruises through the heart of the Lake District.
Visit website →Aysgarth Falls
Leyburn
A famous triple flight of waterfalls on the River Ure, providing a scenic and accessible spot for family picnics and woodland walks.
Visit website →Brimham Rocks
Harrogate
An amazing collection of weird and wonderful rock formations sculpted by 320 million years of ice, wind, and rain.
Visit website →High Force Waterfall
Barnard Castle
One of England's most impressive waterfalls, where the River Tees plunges 21 meters over a sheer rock precipice into a dark pool.
Visit website →National Park / Nature Reserve
Farne Islands Nature Reserve
Seahouses
A world-renowned wildlife sanctuary hosting huge colonies of puffins and grey seals, accessible via seasonal boat trips.
Visit website →Malham Cove
Malham
A spectacular natural limestone amphitheater featuring a massive 260-foot cliff and a unique clints and grykes limestone pavement.
Visit website →Aira Force Waterfall
Glenridding
A dramatic 65-foot waterfall surrounded by ancient woodland and Victorian landscaped glades, perfect for family nature walks.
Visit website →Grizedale Forest
Hawkshead
A sprawling forest reserve known for its unique outdoor sculptures, mountain bike trails, and family-friendly forest walks.
Visit website →Sutton Bank National Park Centre
Thirsk
Famous for the 'finest view in England', this escarpment offers easy-access trails and an interactive discovery center for families.
Visit website →Adventure Park / Outdoor Activity Center
Go Ape Grizedale
Ambleside
A premier high-ropes adventure center featuring zip wires and treetop crossings set deep within the scenic Lake District forest.
Visit website →Kielder Water & Forest Park
Hexham
Home to Northern Europe's largest man-made lake, this center offers mountain biking, water sports, and a famous dark sky observatory.
Visit website →The Forbidden Corner
Leyburn
A unique four-acre labyrinth of tunnels, chambers, and follies that offers a whimsical and mysterious outdoor adventure for families.
Visit website →Brockhole on Windermere
Windermere
A lakeside activity hub providing archery, laser clay shooting, and treetop treks with panoramic views of England's largest lake.
Visit website →Dalby Forest
Pickering
A vast outdoor activity center in the North York Moors known for its world-class cycling trails and diverse forest adventures.
Visit website →Stockeld Park
Wetherby
A large-scale adventure park featuring an enchanted forest, giant hedge maze, and seasonally themed outdoor play zones.
Visit website →Whinlatter Forest
Keswick
England's only true mountain forest, offering high-elevation mountain bike trails, forest walks, and alpine-style adventure play.
Visit website →Road Trips & Scenic Drives
Hardknott and Wrynose Pass
Ambleside
24km (15 miles) paved single-track mountain pass (1 hour) with gradients up to 30%. Passes through the heart of the Lake District featuring the Hardknott Roman Fort ruins and dramatic views of Eskdale and the Duddon Valley.
Visit website →Northumberland Coastal Route
Tynemouth
62km (39 miles) paved coastal highway (2-3 hours) following the A1068 and B1340. Highlights include Alnwick Castle, Bamburgh Castle, Dunstanburgh Castle, and the tidal causeway to Holy Island (Lindisfarne).
Visit website →Kirkstone Pass (A592)
Windermere
24km (15 miles) paved mountain pass (40 minutes) reaching an altitude of 1,489 feet. Links Windermere to Ullswater via 'The Struggle', passing the Kirkstone Pass Inn and Brothers Water with spectacular fell views.
Visit website →Buttertubs Pass (Cliff Gate Road)
Hawes
9km (5.5 miles) paved mountain road (20 minutes) connecting Hawes to Thwaite. Features 20-meter deep limestone potholes (the 'Buttertubs'), panoramic views of Swaledale, and was part of the 2014 Tour de France Grand Départ.
Visit website →North York Moors Scenic Drive (A169)
Pickering
34km (21 miles) paved highway (40 minutes) crossing the North York Moors. Highlights include the Hole of Horcum (a massive natural amphitheater), RAF Fylingdales, and the descent into the historic coastal town of Whitby.
Visit website →Snake Pass (A57)
Sheffield
42km (26 miles) paved moorland road (45 minutes) across the Peak District National Park. Notable for its high elevation, tight curves, and views of Ladybower Reservoir and the high Pennine moors.
Visit website →Science Museum / Natural History Museum / Discovery Centre
Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre
Macclesfield
A UNESCO World Heritage site and home to the iconic Lovell Telescope, offering deep insights into radio astronomy and space exploration.
Visit website →National Railway Museum
York
The world's largest railway museum, housing iconic locomotives like the Mallard and a collection of royal carriages.
Visit website →Science and Industry Museum
Manchester
Explores Manchester's rich industrial heritage through interactive exhibits on power, transport, and the dawn of the computing age.
Visit website →World Museum
Liverpool
A massive multi-disciplinary museum featuring a planetarium, aquarium, and extensive natural history collections ranging from dinosaurs to space.
Visit website →Eureka! The National Children's Museum
Halifax
A premier interactive discovery centre designed specifically for children to learn about the human body and the world through play.
Visit website →Great North Museum: Hancock
Newcastle upon Tyne
Features a full-size T. rex replica and diverse natural history exhibits showcasing the flora and fauna of the northern landscape.
Visit website →Life Science Centre
Newcastle upon Tyne
An award-winning science village featuring hands-on experiments, a high-tech planetarium, and rotating major international science exhibitions.
Visit website →Art Gallery / Fine Art Museum
Manchester Art Gallery
Manchester
Home to a world-famous collection of Pre-Raphaelite paintings and family-friendly creative exploration spaces.
Visit website →The Bowes Museum
Barnard Castle
An incredible 19th-century French-style chateau famous for the Silver Swan automaton and fine European art collections.
Visit website →The Hepworth Wakefield
Wakefield
A stunning contemporary gallery celebrating the work of Barbara Hepworth with beautiful gardens and an outdoor play area.
Visit website →Walker Art Gallery
Liverpool
Houses one of Europe's finest collections of Victorian and Pre-Raphaelite art with a dedicated gallery for children.
Visit website →Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Wakefield
An expansive open-air museum where families can walk through 500 acres of parkland to discover massive modern sculptures.
Visit website →Laing Art Gallery
Newcastle upon Tyne
Showcases impressive British watercolours and oil paintings along with a dedicated learning space for young children.
Visit website →Whitworth Art Gallery
Manchester
An award-winning gallery set within a park, known for its exceptional textile and wallpaper collections and modern extensions.
Visit website →York Art Gallery
York
Offers a diverse collection ranging from old masters to contemporary ceramics with interactive workshops for kids.
Visit website →Major International Festival / Cultural Event
Manchester International Festival
Manchester
Held biennially in June and July, this 18-day international arts festival commissions world-premiere works by major global artists. Attracting over 300,000 visitors, it offers numerous free outdoor events, large-scale installations, and family-friendly creative workshops at its home, Aviva Studios.
Visit website →International Beatleweek
Liverpool
Late August, a 7-day music festival celebrating the legacy of The Beatles with fans from 40+ countries. Features 70 international bands and memorabilia conventions. Family-friendly activities include guided tours of historic sites, museum exhibits, and live music in the Cavern Quarter.
Visit website →Botanical Garden / Formal Gardens
RHS Garden Bridgewater
Salford
A transformative 154-acre garden on the site of Worsley New Hall, featuring one of the largest walled gardens in the UK and a master-designed landscape.
Visit website →RHS Garden Harlow Carr
Harrogate
A stunning 58-acre Royal Horticultural Society garden that showcases diverse landscapes from woodland to wildflower meadows and formal borders.
Visit website →Studley Royal Water Garden
Ripon
A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring elegant 18th-century water gardens, moon-shaped ponds, and classical statues set against the ruins of Fountains Abbey.
Visit website →The Alnwick Garden
Alnwick
A world-renowned contemporary garden featuring a massive grand cascade, a unique poison garden, and one of the world's largest treehouses.
Visit website →Levens Hall Gardens
Kendal
Home to the world's oldest topiary garden, featuring surreal and ancient yew trees sculpted into extraordinary shapes since the 1690s.
Visit website →Ness Botanic Gardens
Neston
A beautiful university-run garden on the Wirral Peninsula offering panoramic views of the Dee Estuary and a rich collection of Himalayan plants.
Visit website →Sheffield Botanical Gardens
Sheffield
Established in 1836, these gardens house a magnificent Grade II listed glass pavilion and diverse plant collections from across the globe.
Visit website →York Museum Gardens
York
A peaceful city-center botanical garden containing the ruins of St Mary's Abbey and the Roman Multangular Tower, popular for family picnics.
Visit website →Natural Hot Spring / Thermal Bath / Historic Bathhouse
Turkish Baths Harrogate
Harrogate
An exceptionally rare and complete Victorian Turkish bathhouse opened in 1897. The facility features spectacular Moorish architecture, ornate Islamic-inspired tiles, and mahogany wood-screened changing cubicles. Visitors progress through three heated chambers (Tepidarium, Calidarium, and Laconium) ranging from 45°C to 70°C before using the cold plunge pool.
Visit website →Newcastle City Pool and Turkish Baths
Newcastle upon Tyne
A restored Grade II listed historic bathhouse dating to 1928. This standalone facility features a dedicated Turkish bath suite with beautifully tiled interiors. The circuit includes a Tepidarium, Calidarium, and Laconium, alongside a steam room and a traditional cold plunge pool, offering a historic municipal bathing experience.
Visit website →