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      Romano-Celtic Temple

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      Romano-Celtic Temple
      • Gosbecks field
        Colchester, eng CO2 9JR
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      Hours

      Friday:
      24 Hours
      Saturday:
      24 Hours
      Sunday:
      24 Hours
      Monday:
      24 Hours
      Tuesday:
      24 Hours
      Wednesday:
      24 Hours
      Thursday:
      24 Hours
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      4.8 - (5 reviews)
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      4.8 - (5 reviews)
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      • Remis Mar

        Empty Field. Waste of time.
        Aug 22nd, 2022

      • Thomas Stanford-Eyre


        Mar 15th, 2021

      • adam mead


        Sep 18th, 2018

      • Fran Abroad

        Great place for a walk. The only remains of the Celtic Temple, dated 200AD, are highlighted by chalk outlines on the ground. The temple must have been quite large. Unfortunately the information signs are very weather beaten. Quite mystical standing there trying to imagine what it must have been like.
        Jul 29th, 2018

      • PJ Boyles

        The outline of the Roman temple and it's portico are marked out on the grass. A statue of Mercury was found here in the early 20th century. I remember archaeologists from Colchester Archaeology Trust excavating a test trench across here in the early 1990's. Relaxing place to come, fills with dog walkers quite quickly. Normally hear sky larks flying around
        Mar 8th, 2018

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      Romano-Celtic Temple

      Romano-Celtic Temple is located at Gosbecks field in Colchester, England CO2 9JR. Romano-Celtic Temple can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        Questions & Answers

        Q Where is Romano-Celtic Temple located?

        A Romano-Celtic Temple is located at Gosbecks field, Colchester, eng CO2 9JR

        Q What days are Romano-Celtic Temple open?

        A Romano-Celtic Temple is open:
        Friday: 24 Hours
        Saturday: 24 Hours
        Sunday: 24 Hours
        Monday: 24 Hours
        Tuesday: 24 Hours
        Wednesday: 24 Hours
        Thursday: 24 Hours

        Q How is Romano-Celtic Temple rated?

        A Romano-Celtic Temple has a 4.8 Star Rating from 5 reviewers.

        Hours

        Friday:
        24 Hours
        Saturday:
        24 Hours
        Sunday:
        24 Hours
        Monday:
        24 Hours
        Tuesday:
        24 Hours
        Wednesday:
        24 Hours
        Thursday:
        24 Hours

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        Romano-Celtic Temple

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        Remis Mar on Google

        image Empty Field. Waste of time.

        Thomas Stanford-Eyre on Google

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        Fran Abroad on Google

        image Great place for a walk. The only remains of the Celtic Temple, dated 200AD, are highlighted by chalk outlines on the ground. The temple must have been quite large. Unfortunately the information signs are very weather beaten. Quite mystical standing there trying to imagine what it must have been like.

        PJ Boyles on Google

        image The outline of the Roman temple and it's portico are marked out on the grass. A statue of Mercury was found here in the early 20th century. I remember archaeologists from Colchester Archaeology Trust excavating a test trench across here in the early 1990's. Relaxing place to come, fills with dog walkers quite quickly. Normally hear sky larks flying around

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