<p class="text-align-justify"><strong>4. City of Bath (1987)</strong><br />
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The Ancient Romans founded the City of Bath in the first century ADin Somerset, Englandas a thermal spa. Itwas established as one of the United Kingdom's UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1987, famous for maintaining the city's historic center and 18th-century architectural uniqueness. In the city of Bath, one may witness not only the Roman Baths in all their old historic elegance, but can also explore ancient temples and major Ancient Roman items within the museums. Those vibrant museumsmay explain about how the Romans lived and bathed here. There is always an option of using the thermal spa that may make you feel a little more Roman throughout your visit.</p>

<p class="text-align-justify"><strong>5. Frontiers of the Roman Empire (1987)</strong><br />
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This is a large UNESCO World Heritage site that includes parts of both the United Kingdom and Germany. Theboundaries spanned from the Atlantic Coast on the west to the Black Sea on the east, and from middle Scotland in the north to the northern boundaries of the Sahara Desert on the south.This frontier took the form of both man-made and natural barriers, either as defending spaces or entire military zones.The Frontiers of the Roman Empireis an effort to acknowledge and preserve Roman’s history and a not to miss out place for the one interested in geographical history.<br />
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