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Amgueddfa Rufeinig Segontium Roman Museum.
	There is no admission charge, children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Closed Monday's with the exception of Bank Holidays. Segontium Roman Museum tells the story of the conquest and occupation of Wales by the Romans and displays the finds from the anxiliary fort, one of the most famous in Britain. Although it was a remote outpost, it is one of the most well known Roman sites in Britain and attracts thousands of visitors each year. From records, it is clear that it held a regiment of up to 1,000 auxiliary soldiers until about 394 AD. These troops were non citizens who would be in the service of the Roman army for 25 years. It was a very strategic establishment, as it controlled access to Anglesey. and protected the Welsh coast from the seabound Irish raiders. Apart from being of military use, Segontium was also the administrative centre for north west Wales. Visiting the fort, it is apparent that you are encouraged to have a 'hands on' approach. The fort is active in that it allows visitors into the remains so that you can not only see the remains, but experience them too. The museum tells the story of the conquest and occupation of Wales and contains fine examples of the finds excavated from the Segontium site. Here the you can get a vivid idea of life in this part of occupied Britain.

Amgueddfa Rufeinig Segontium Roman Museum.

There is no admission charge, children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
Closed Monday's with the exception of Bank Holidays.

Segontium Roman Museum tells the story of the conquest and occupation of Wales by the Romans and displays the finds from the anxiliary fort, one of the most famous in Britain. Although it was a remote outpost, it is one of the most well known Roman sites in Britain and attracts thousands of visitors each year. From records, it is clear that it held a regiment of up to 1,000 auxiliary soldiers until about 394 AD. These troops were non citizens who would be in the service of the Roman army for 25 years. It was a very strategic establishment, as it controlled access to Anglesey. and protected the Welsh coast from the seabound Irish raiders. Apart from being of military use, Segontium was also the administrative centre for north west Wales.

Visiting the fort, it is apparent that you are encouraged to have a 'hands on' approach. The fort is active in that it allows visitors into the remains so that you can not only see the remains, but experience them too.

The museum tells the story of the conquest and occupation of Wales and contains fine examples of the finds excavated from the Segontium site. Here the you can get a vivid idea of life in this part of occupied Britain.

Opening Times	Misc. Days
Open all year	12.30 - 4.30pm each day except Mondays. Open all Bank Holidays (including Mondays) except for the period Christmas to January 1st.

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Open all year

12.30 - 4.30pm each day except Mondays. Open all Bank Holidays (including Mondays) except for the period Christmas to January 1st.

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