Booking advised please phone 01983 529720 on the morning of your visit to secure your slot.
When the owners of a nearby house sank new foundations for a garage in 1926, they discovered something that they found to be unusual. It was the site of a Roman farmhouse that had been built around the year 280 AD. Subsequent excavations revealed that this was a major find and told archaeologists more about the Roman way of life on the Isle of Wight. The Romans were fine designers and engineers and this is reflected in the remains of the villa, much of which is still in excellent condition. The hypocaust system graphically displays the famed Roman central heating and the villa even has the remains of a Roman bath which is in very good condition. The restoration team has painstakingly recreated scenes within the villa, and also outside by recreating a Roman herb garden as it would have been nearly 2000 years ago. Education room with family activities. Free quiz sheet for children.
Tel 01983 823433 for group bookings all year by appointment.
Admission Charge.
School parties and groups are welcome. Tel 01983 823433 for school and group bookings all year by appointment.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult ticket | £3.95 per ticket |
| Child ticket | £2.95 per ticket |
| Concession ticket | £3.50 per ticket |
| Family ticket | £12.00 per ticket |
20% discount given to English Heritage Members
From East Cowes ferry, second exit at roundabout onto Well Road, A3021, A3054 to Newport. From Fishbourne ferry, B3339 (Fishbourne lane), A3054 to Newport. From Yarmouth ferry, A3054 to Newport.
For bus information please visit the Southern Vectis website at www.islandbuses.info/
| Open (17 May 2021 - 30 Sept 2021) |
|---|
* • Until 18th July: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, between 10am and 2.30pm (last entry at 2pm)
• From the 19th July to 31st August: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, between 10am and 3pm (last entry at 2.30pm). CLOSED Thursday and Sunday.
• From 1st to 30th September: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, between 10am and 2.30pm (last entry at 2pm)
Booking advised, please phone 01983 529720 on the morning of your visit to secure your slot.
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