Caerleon Roman Baths

Imagine a large wooded hut with historic stone in the middle; covered by a roof and bricks to make it become a proper large building…
That is what the Caerleon Roman Baths made me think of anyways as it’s so cosy inside that, that is what it might as well be, a very large, wooded hut, with the centre piece being the stone where the Roman Baths once lived…
Now they have the stone and sound affects echoing out the building to make the place feel soothing like it would have in the day of the Romans to relax and swim in and refreshen up the human soul…
It is pretty dark inside with low, dim lights surrounding the place to lighten it up; you can hear soft, slow music playing with droplets of water movement to make the sound of the swimming pool when someone swims around in it along with the odd noises of big splash sound as if someone had jumped into the water.
The area of stone where the pool of water would have once been had digital imagery pacing over the top of it with blue, green, white and purple ripples of light waving over all of the area, which also makes the water, like a swimming pool reflect off the light of the pool towards you.
It is like the water is there to draw you in as I feel that it not only captured my eyes that everyone can see, by my inner eye… I felt like that was a magnet towards the water and it was all so soothing, it made you want to be in there with the fake water. It’s so realistic and the place is free to enter and your allowed to take pictures!
The central piece of the digital water is a smaller rectangualar area that is sectioned off and coloured in as a light blue colour where they have
digital people swimming around it, back and forth, up and down the swimming pool. When the people did come along on there own or in groups some of them came with words either in Welsh or English so that anyone can read what the words say. One sentance that I properly read said, «These Roman Baths would have been twice the size of the Roman Baths in Bath in England.»
I recommend this place to all, there is a small shop, a car park on sight and it is wheel chair accessible.