Jewry Wall Roman Baths
Tue 10 Nov
|Claybrooke Primary School
The story of Leicester's roman baths
Time & Location
10 Nov 2026, 20:00 – 21:00
Claybrooke Primary School, Main Rd, Lutterworth LE17 5AF, UK
About the event
The Jewry Wall Roman Baths in Leicester - Speaker Matthew Morris
The Jewry Wall is one of the most significant remnants of Roman architecture in Leicester, England. This ancient structure is part of the larger Roman site known as the Roman Baths, which dates back to the 2nd century AD. The site offers a glimpse into the daily life and culture of Roman Britain.
Historical Background
The Roman Baths were part of a larger complex that included a forum and other public buildings. Leicester, known in Roman times as Ratae Corieltauvorum, served as an important administrative and military center in the region. The Jewry Wall itself is believed to have been a part of the town's public baths, which were a common feature in Roman settlements.
Architecture and Structure
The Jewry Wall is notable for its impressive construction, made from local limestone. It stands approximately 7 meters high and is…