- Leicester is a cathedral city located on the river Soar in the County of Leicestershire in the East Midlands Region of England.
- It was the Roman Tribal capital of the Corieltauvians called Ratae Corieltauvorum, beside the bridge carrying the Fosse Way over the river Soar.
Roman Sites
- Jewry Wall
- Located beside St. Nicholas’ Church, this is a ruined wall of a Roman building with two archways.
- Roman Baths
- The excavated foundations are open to view beside the ruined wall.
Museums
- Jewry Wall Museum
- Also located beside St. Nicholas’ Church and the ruined Roman wall.
- The museum holds Roman artefacts from the excavated site.
Roman Roads
- Fosse Way
- Iter VI
- London to Lincoln avoiding Ermine Street
- Iter VIII
- York to London via Ermine Street, Fosse Way and Watling Street
Jewry Wall Museum, Leicester