The Verulamium museum in St Albans

VERULAMIUM MUSEUM

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
• some of the finest Roman mosaics and wall plasters outside the Mediterranean.

In a wonderful park

Mosaics

Saxon spearhead and knife from King Harry Lane cemetery.

Archaeology
The bulk of the archaeological collections are from the Roman city of Verulamium and the medieval town of St Albans. The collections from Verulamium are of national and international significance.

They cover both the everyday and the exotic, including important mosaics, wallplasters, and building materials, pottery, metalwork, glassware and bone.

• Click here to see our top ten archaeology objects
• Click here to contact the Keeper of Archaeology

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th At St Albans!

Congratulations Mrs Ansell

In the Verulanium Park

Ajouter une légende

Cool!

                                                              One , two, three...

Come on Mme Joly!

Well done!

On the London eye

An extraordinary day in London!

Buckingham Palace: We're discovering London ;))

                                                              A dream come true for Natacha  : See Big Ben!

Camille and Lucy on the London Eye. Big Ben in the background

Madame Tussaud's Museum : Hugo and Nicole... What a Don Juan he is!

X factor: The Three Fantastic!

Laura et Natacha ont succombe aux charmes de Jack Sparrow

Look at Mr Russell and Mrs Joly's new friend!

It stinks!

Don't Alfred! We need Mr Cabras!

Olympic champion: London 2012

Mrs De Senti being very familiar with the Queen

Amy Whinehouse: RIP

Mathilde phoning from the Oval Office

Trafalgar Square, London

Trafalgar Square: The National Gallery

The four bronze lions in Trafalgar Square

Nelson's column

Big Ben in the distance

A very nice man explained them what to do: They could understand English.

On our way to Buckingham Palace:
The Queen's mother and father

Once again, a very nice policeman answered the pupils' questions

Explaining the symbols of the Queen's Coat of Arms (les Armoiries royales

The Victoria's Memorial is covered up because it's being refurbished for the 2012 London Olympic Games

Walking through St James' park

Buckingham Palace in the distance

We're enjoying ourselves!

Big Ben

Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament

London Eye and the River Thames

A Scotsman in London playing the bagpipes

WOW!

A flight on London Eye

Buckingham Palace and St James' park, the Foreign Office, The Treasury

Inside a capsule, 135m high