Excellently informative museum about Roman History situated in the historic former Roman Settlement of St Albans. The museum goes into informative detail the origins of how the Romans settled in St Albans, their culture, way of life, how they constructed mosaics, the Food they ate, the jobs they in the Roman Settlement of Verulamium and how they buried the dead along with their religious beliefs and the monetary system they used to buy items. There are some interesting items on show such as The Samian Pottery, which is absolutely brilliant condition, mosaics, which are beautifully presented and intricately laid out, building ware with some interesting markings and there are some interesting coins that are in excellent condition. There is an interesting informative display about the Sandridge Hoard found locally in 2012 where is a great mixture of silver, bronze and gold coins on display all of which are in magnificent condition. The admission to the museum is £8, which is very reasonable and although the site is not vast the displays are well laid out and very well presented providing copius amounts of information about the history of the Romans in Verulamium giving you an full idea of what life was like for the people living there. There is a gift shop at the site selling a range of souvenirs at reasonable prices but sadly no cafe. Overall this is a thoroughly interesting and enjoyable place to visit to learn about Roman History and their way of life in one of their former Settlements.