The extensive remains of a Roman house, dating to at least the mid 2nd century. Five of the twelve ground floor rooms contain original Roman mosaics. Also on the site are a nymphaeum (Roman water feature), agricultural buildings and a replica Roman garden.
Morton Old Road,
Brading,
Isle of Wight,
England,
PO36 0EN
Remains of a Roman villa dating to 280AD. The best preserved part of the villa are its baths, but there are also very good examples of underfloor heating and mosaic floors to be seen. Tableaux depict life in Roman times, and there are exhibits of Roman finds from across the Isle of Wight. Seasonal opening.
Cypress Road,
Newport,
Isle of Wight,
England,
P030 1HE
Lobby. Well equipped kitchen with dining area. Sitting room with electric fire and doors to garden. First floor: Double bedroom with 4' 6" bed. Single … more >> Sleeps 4
Located in the heart of Cowes, overlooking the River Medina, this traditional period inn is an ideal haven for yachting enthusiasts and holidaymakers. The traditionally appointed bar and restaurant are steeped in nautical history. During the day the restaurant is transformed into a 'Starbucks' style coffee shop and in the … more >>
Ryde Castle Hotel is a distinctive and majestic Victorian building. The hotelﾒs excellent restaurant has a warm atmosphere and the Knights bar serves tasty bar meals. The whole island is accessible from the Ryde Hotel and places of interest nearby include Osborne House, Blackgang Chine and Needles Pleasure Park. more >>
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