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Roman baths with caption 'it's Bath time!'

Bath is one of the jewels in England’s crown – a World Heritage city that dates back to the Romans and is a perfect example of an 18th century town. Visitors are charmed by the quaint Georgian streets that are filled with boutiques, cafes and restaurants.
 The city boasts many attractions including the Roman Baths with their famous hot springs. You can see the water’s source, and walk around the steaming pool on two thousand year old pavements. There’s also an excellent thermal spa for unwinding and pampering after a busy day's exploring.

There's also the Royal Crescent, designed by John Wood the Younger, the beautiful Cathedral; Beckford's Tower (a 120ft neoclassical structure that now houses a museum); the elegant Guildhall; and the dazzling Assembly Rooms (the height of fashion, my dear, in Georgian society). There’s also a fashion museum, and art gallery.

Curved Georgian facade from the ground beneath a blue sky.

Royal Crescent

Bath's Royal Crescent terrace is a masterpiece of Georgian architecture. The town-house at No. 1 is open to visitors, so that you can see how grand these houses were inside and out. The Royal Crescent overlooks Royal Victoria Park, which was opened by Princess Victoria at the tender age of 11, and is an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll.

Aerial view of the houses and maturecentral tree.

Circus

The Circus is another fabulous example of Georgian architecture designed by John Wood the Elder. It was inspired by Rome’s Colosseum and is a circular space surrounded by large town houses. When viewed from the air, it resembles a key shape (a Masonic symbol).

The waters and ancient stone architecture viewed from street level.

Roman Baths

The Roman Baths is the source of the famous thermal springs, the pool where Romans took to the water. See the ancient pump room, and if time, visit the museum which holds artifacts from Roman Bath. This is a good spot for tea and cake, too.

Stained glass and altar at the eastern end of the nave.

Bath Abbey

This 15th century abbey is one of the last remaining medieval churches in Britain. Pilgrims have been made welcome at this very special place for hundreds of years. Bath Abbey has amazing fan vaulting and spectacular stained glass windows. One to be missed on a tour of Bath.

Wrought iron and wood exterior sign with gold lettering.

Jane Austen

Jane Austen, who used to live here, set two of her famous works in Bath (Northanger Abbey and Persuasion). Tour guides can show you Miss Austen’s Bath—you’ll see where she lived and where she loved to visit, when the city was in its Georgian prime.

Peerin through the trees from down river with reflections in the water.

Pulteney Bridge

Pulteney Bridge is one of the most beautiful and romantic bridges in the world – and it’s particularly unusual as it’s got shops built into it too. Enjoy a stroll across the bridge towards the Holburne Museum, Bath’s spectacular art gallery.

Plates of appetising cakes and buns.

Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House & Museum

Sally Lunn's is one of the oldest houses in Bath (c.1483) – and home of the famous 'Sally Lunn' Bun (a tasty semi-sweet bread). You can see excavations showing how the site dates back to the Roman times – plus the original kitchen that 'Sally Lunn' used over 300 years ago.

Stonehenge, Lacock & Bath: Day Trip from London
Visit two World Heritage Sites in a traditional London Black Cab. See a preserved medieval town and picturesque thatched villages.
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Windsor Castle, Stonehenge & Bath Tour
Visit royal Windsor Castle, the ancient monument of Stonehenge and Roman Bath on a chauffeur-driven day tour from London with an experienced guide.
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Stonehenge, Lacock & Bath: Day Trip from London
Visit two World Heritage Sites as part of a private 16-seater minicoach tour. See a preserved medieval town and picturesque thatched villages.
Private Minicoach Tour
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Stonehenge & Bath Tour
Visit the ancient monument of Stonehenge and Roman Bath on a chauffeur-driven day tour from London with an experienced guide.
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Stonehenge Inner Circle Tour
An up-close day tour with access to the ancient stones at Stonehenge in a chauffeur-driven car from London with an experienced guide. Combine with Salisbury Cathedral, Old Sarum, Roman Baths, Windsor Castle, Avebury or Lacock Abbey & Village.
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