Bath and Stonehenge ~ Day 5

At Stonehenge, UK

Assalamualaikum.

On Day 5, our trip was to Bath and Stonehenge. Bath is in West England and just nearby to Bristol.

Our first visit was to the Roman Baths Museum. Admission ticket; Adult: sekitar 12 pound, Child (6-16): sekitar 8 pound, Family (2 adults + 4 children): sekitar 34 pound, Senior citizen or student: sekitar 10 pound.

What can you see here? Bath's history of bathe in natural thermal water which was discovered by the Celts and Romans more than 2000 years ago. They preserved many objects from the Temple of Bath where the goddess Sulis Minerva is housed. The temple is one of the only two classical temples from Roman Britain. This museum is divided into a few sections; the Terrace, Sacred Spring, the Roman Temple, the Great Bath, etc.

At Bath city

At the King's Bath, Sacred Spring

The Temple Courtyard

People of Aquae Sulis

The Great Bath at The Terrace

At Bath city

After visiting the museum, we went ronda2 in Bath city and had our lunch at a halal Singapore+Indonesian restaurant. Our next trip was Stonehenge.

Stonehenge is very cold and windy. It's an amazing place to visit as it's green everywhere but suddenly there's a circle of huge stones at one corner. Tickets are cheap; Adult: sekitar 8 pound, Child (5-15): sekitar 5 pound, Child (under 5): Free, Family (2 adults+3 children): sekitar 20 pound.

Stonehenge is considered as the most important prehistoric monument in Britain. It was completed nearly 3500 years ago.

Me, my sis and our babies
At Stonehenge

With Mr. AJ at Stonehenge. I was sooo colddd but he loved the coldness so much that he insisted not to wear any sweater or jacket. Just wonder how he can stand it.

Alright then! Our next trip was to Oxford and Bicester Village. Stay tuned!