Fishbourne Roman Palace

The palace features four wings arranged around a central garden, with numerous rooms displaying original Roman floors and foundations from the first century.

Following its discovery in 1960, archaeological excavations revealed the remains of the largest residential Roman building found north of the Alps.

The museum presents the living conditions of Roman Britain through original mosaics, artifacts, and reconstructed gardens featuring plants from the Roman period.

The site maintains wheelchair accessibility throughout the main areas, including the museum, garden sections, and café serving fresh meals and refreshments.

The north wing contains an exceptional collection of mosaic floors, including the notable Dolphin mosaic with its geometric patterns and marine elements.

Location: Fishbourne

Address: Roman Way, Chichester PO19 3QR PO19 3QR PO19 3QR

Phone: 01243785859

Email: adminfish@sussexpast.co.uk

Website: https://sussexpast.co.uk/attraction/fishbourne-roman-palace

GPS coordinates: 50.83660,-0.81030

Latest update: March 6, 2025 00:05