Verulamium Museum

Verulamium Museum in St Albans, England, explores everyday life in Roman Britain through archaeological finds from the ancient city of Verulamium. Its collection includes mosaics, wall paintings, pottery, coins and personal objects that reveal how people lived, worked, traded and worshipped nearly 2,000 years ago. The museum also features reconstructed Roman rooms and interactive displays that bring the city's history to life. Established in the 1930s following archaeological excavations led by Mortimer and Tessa Wheeler, the museum stands near the remains of one of Roman Britain's largest towns. Highlights include elaborate floor mosaics and the Sandridge Hoard, a collection of Roman gold coins discovered locally in 2012. Outside, visitors can explore the surrounding Verulamium Park, whe