Remains
- The Jewry Wall, a large wall believed to have formed part of the public baths complex
- Raw Dykes, an earthwork thought to be the remains of an aqueduct
- St Nicholas' Church incorporates substantial re-used Roman building materials
- A large collection of artefacts from Ratae are on display in the Jewry Wall Museum
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