This place is excellent. Well looked after with good informative signage. Keep up the good work Scotland this is a superb example of Roman architecture. We spent a good three quarters of an hour ambling around imagining what it was like and how it all worked, the furnace, the underfloor heating for the sauna, the pool, the drainage and the latrines. What a great example, all in one place. There’s a nice little bench seat under the tree in the top corner of the site. I would highly recommend a visit. Don’t forget to visit the church over the road to view the information about the Roman Fort site. There is also the Antonine Wall base in the cemetery which is 5min away in the car.

When you think this built about 1800 years ago a Roman Bath House and you can see the foundations Structure of the building if your into Roman history its good to to see. The bathhouse is surrounded by luxury flats think this how they discovered it. when doing to building of flats. its worth a visit. would make better tourist attarction if they had couple roman guards on patrol in Summer.

The Antonine wall which ran from Bowling on the Clyde to Grangemouth on the Forth and was a defensive feature effectively splitting Scotland in two was very close to this important historic site. The Romans were well known for their bathhouses and many examples exist in every corner of their empire but this one's in leafy Bearsden and is so readily accessible to anyone.

Nice little bit of Roman history in the middle of Bearsden I didn't know anything about until recently. We arrived at the car park just 1 minutes walk away from the Roman Bath House site. We paid £1 for an hours parking as we knew it wouldn't take to long to go and visit the Roman site. The site itself is well maintained with a nice little bench perched on an elevated grassy incline which is good for a wee seat if its a nice day to take in the scenery. If you are like me and love all things Roman then this is a treat! There is also the base layer of the Antonine wall which is inside a cemetery just 5 mins drive from the Roman Bath House which is worth a visit.

It is surprising what remains after thousand of years. The bathhouse layout is still clearly visible. The whole complex is really surprisingly small and being placed amongst housing blocks slightly out of place.

This ancient ruins of the Antonine Wall is mostly just the stone foundation and lower sections of the wall and bathhouse of one of the forts that once guarded the wall. It’s one of the better remnants of the Roman period in Scotland around the vicinity of Glasgow. The interpretation goes a long way into imagining the site as it was. t's not the most extensive site there is, but plus one for the archaeology and interpretation. I was in Bearsden anyway and I thought I’d take a look.

I visited here, only takes 20minutes to go round it all but worth it to see some roman history in Scotland. Gives you an incite to where the Antoine Wall was. Also visited the Hunterian museum for its Antoine Wall Exibit

An interesting place to visit if you're passing. 15 minutes is plenty of time.

So interesting to see the layout and construction of an early Roman Bathhouse! Great signs to detail different areas.

Fun walk to this even though it was pouring rain. Very interesting looking over the ruins and reading about the location.

Very interesting, worth a stop if you are in the area.

Great! Loved walking around this Roman bath house on the Antonine Wall.

Great romantic remains

Most Antonine Wall sites consist of a few stones or a mound of earth so it's nice to visit one where the remains of quite a large building can be seen. It's across the road from the fort it served, nothing to see there, but you can visit a church garden at the location and read some history boards about it. This site is just what's left of the building: no admission charge, staff, toilets, cafe or gift shop.

Ok but not great information

Nice site. Interesting to see. Surrounded by ugly flats.

Great historic Roman baths

Small but well explained Roman ruins. Worth a short visit if in the area, especially if exploring the antonine wall.

An unusual location for a bit of Roman archeology. A lot of imagination is required to see how the bath house would have looked like, as it is a ruin. If you are visiting Glasgow by car and are interested in Roman history in Scotland, definitely worth a visit.

Roman bathhouse. Off the main road. You can see the remains of the bathhouse buried. Tgere are a few useful signs explaining what each part was.

Ancient ruins

Small but nicely preserved. The layout of the bathhouse practical and modern. Seemed out of place sandwiched by high flats on a busy road.

(Translated by Google) The object is located between mixed buildings. There is not much sightseeing, but it is worth coming and reading about this place (Original) Obiekt położony pomiędzy budynkami mieszalnymi. Dużo zwiedzania nie ma, ale warto przyjść i przeczytać o tym miejscu

Roman stuff, excellent.

A virtually unknown site of great historical significance

A small, well preserved Roman site.

An okay place to visit. A bit difficult as it is almost private being surrounded by flats and have to enter through the flats. No dogs allowed.

Love seeing the history of scotland and the bath house is no exception

Best stone remains from the Anyone Wall

You get a feel for the place but more information about the wall Fort and roman life would be helpful.

This is an extremely interesting and detailed piece of archaeology and you can See that they the Roman's had such technology in mind set at this antionine bath site

Cool sight in the city. Informative display and it's open to walk around and look at the ruin.

A small but surprisingly well preserved site in the heart of Bearsden. Well worth visiting for anyone with an interest in history.

Difficult to find if you use a satnav, very little to see

Must see historical site

Well preserved romantic remains - open all year round

It’s an interesting area of historical relevance, showing where the Romans stayed in Scotland, but it’s not actually very much to see. I think it is right to keep it as it is part of our history, and it’s great to be able to walk to it and see that history, but I would not say it is worth making any kind of special journey to see.

Great Roman engineering. Steam room, sauna, cool room, changing room and pools complete with drainage system and toilets.

If you are interested in archaeology,history or the Roman's in Britain this is well worth a visit. Go when the weather is good as there is no shelter. Best preserved Roman bathhouse in Scotland

Good example of a basic Roman bathhouse.Only foundations and first course remain but there is a good illustration and everything is there.Recommended.

Great piece of history, and to see the pictures made up of how it would have looked back when the Romans where in Bearsden are outstanding, it was as if Julius Caesar and Mark Anthony were there in the bath with me, definitely a very spiritual place and well worth a visit.

Good for school project work!

Interesting place

Wonderful piece of preservation.

Historical

Roman Bath House.. It was interesting. I never thought Roman got to Scotland at all.

It's a ruin but the information plaques are worth reading because it provides a bit of ancient history for the region

An amazing place. Steeped in history.

It was great! It had a detailed map of the place and you learned about ancient times

Not a whole lot to see, but these are Scotland's best preserved Roman ruins, so it's as good as it gets this far north. The setting, in the middle of a modern housing estate is a bit unusual!