Multimedia Tour of Roman Verulamium
Veni Vidi Verulamium is an exciting new multimedia tour which allows visitors to learn more about the remains of the Roman City of Verulamium which lie underneath Verulamium Park.
Sir Mortimer Wheeler (right), Verulamium Excavations, 1930s.
There have been several major archaeological excavations of the Roman city, and Verulamium Museum displays many of the artefacts from these digs. However, with the exception of the Roman Mosaic and Hypocaust, what remains of the streets and buildings of the Roman city have been covered back over for conservation reasons. Veni Vidi Verulamium helps visitors to Verulamium to learn more about the city that once stood here, and the people who lived there.
You can learn more about this project by visiting the project website
- Veni Vidi Verulamium website (this link will open in a new window)
You can now take a multimedia tour of Roman Verulamium
Veni Vidi Verulamium is available free of charge from Verulamium Museum on easy to use hand held devices (deposit or ID required), and can also be downloaded from the Veni Vidi Verulamium website to your own Flash enabled device.
Download Veni Vidi Verulamium leaflet and instructions:
Veni Vidi Verulamium was produced by St Albans Museums and the University of Hertfordshire with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund and St Albans District Council.
