Lullingstone Roman Villa: This is one of the most exciting archaeological finds in all of England. It was built c. AD100, but extended during 300 years of Roman occupation; much is still visible today. View the superb mosaic-tiled floors, wall paintings and the display of skeletal remains uncovered on-site. Marvel at the extensive 4th-century bath complex, built when the villa was at its most prosperous.
Special audio tour included in admission price availiable in English, French and German. Mosaic floor can be touched by prior arrangement with custodian. Flower borders in grounds. .
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