Aldborough Roman Site (North Yorkshire)
Summary
- 13th century buildings (or older)
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Drinking and dining
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Introduction
Discover original Roman mosaics with a fascinating day out at Aldborough Roman Site. Visit the museum to see displays of finds from the site including Roman pottery and drinking vessels.
History to the present day
Among the northern most urban centres in the Roman Empire, Aldborough was the 'capital' of the Romanised Brigantes, the largest tribe in Britain. One corner of the defences is laid out amid a Victorian arboretum, and two mosaic pavements can be viewed in their original positions.The site museum has an outstanding collection of Roman finds.
Arrival information and how to find us
Opening times:
1 April -30 September: 11.00am - 5.00pm Sat, Sun, & Bank Hols.
Admission prices:
Adult: £3.00, Children: £1.50, Concession: £2.60
Address: Aldborough Roman Site, North Yorkshire YO51 9ES
Located in Aldborough, 3⁄4 mile SE of Boroughbridge on a minor road off B6265; within 1 mile of junction of A1 and A6055
Train Access: Cattal (71⁄2 miles)
Bus Access: Arriva/Harrogate Coach Travel 142 York railway station - Ripon
Photographs courtesy of English Heritage Photo Library.
