Crofton Roman Villa, London
The Crofton Roman Villa was inhabited from about 140 - 400 AD and was the centre of a large farming estate.
The Crofton Roman Villa was inhabited from about 140 - 400 AD and was the centre of a large farming estate. The only villa open to the public in Greater London, it has the remains of 10 rooms with tiled (tessellated) floors and under-floor heating system (hypocaust), protected inside a public viewing building.
Hours
Sun
11:00
16:00
Mon
Closed
Tue
Closed
Wed
11:00
16:00
Thu
11:00
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Fri
11:00
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Sat
11:00
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About Crofton Roman Villa
Crofton Roman Villa, Crofton Rd, Orpington
+44 (0)20 8460
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