Welcome to the largest Roman home in Britain

Imagine the luxury that would once have surrounded the proud owner of this lavish Roman residence. This palace was certainly fit for a king. Stroll around the recreated Roman gardens – the earliest gardens found anywhere in the country – and enjoy the largest collection of mosaics in situ in the UK. Click here for a short talk about the Palace and a copy of the Fishbourne Property Leaflet 2017

2017 Opening Times
Open daily from 1st February 10am – 4pm
March – October 10am – 5pm
November – December 15th 10am – 4pm
Sats and Suns 16th & 17th and 30th & 31st December

2017 Admission charges:
Adult £9.20
Child (5-16) £4.90
Student/Senior £8.60
Family (2+4) £25.00
2017 Admission price for groups of 15+
Adults/students/seniors £7.80
Children (5-16 years) £3.80

Gift Aid your admission

Look out for our exciting programme of special events throughout the year and round off your visit in our shop and café. 

If you are looking for more information on our award winning schools and education programme, please click here: Learning at Fishbourne Roman Palace.

For more general information, you can click here for a site plan, practical information to help you plan your visit, additional services we can  offer groups and information on venue and corporate hire.

Our sites are open to all, but anyone under the age of 16 needs to be accompanied by an adult, unless agreed in advance with our staff.

We regret that we only allow assistance dogs into the museum and grounds.

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Gardens

Explore the beautiful gardens to see which plants the Romans grew and what they were used for

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Film

Watch the introduction film to see what the Palace looked like 2,000 years ago and find out who may have lived here

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Museum

Search the museum to find things from everyday Roman life including coins, pottery and jewellery

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Collections Discovery Centre

Take a glimpse behind the scenes and see our latest temporary display

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Archaeological Remains

Dsicover 2,000 year old remains of the North Wing including the famous collection of in-situ mosaic floors

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Tours and Talks

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