- Marlborough Buildings - Explore the elegance of Marlborough Buildings on our Bath tour. Admire John Palmer’s Georgian artistry and feel the history of Bath’s elite as we journey towards the Royal Crescent.
- No. 1 Royal Crescent - Discover the Royal Crescent, Bath’s iconic Georgian crescent. Admire John Wood’s Roman-inspired design and explore its rich history, from high society to a museum and hotel.
- The Circus - Enter The Circus, a circle of Georgian townhouses. Marvel at the perfect design by John Wood the Elder, contrasting the Royal Crescent. Explore freely, including the Georgian Garden at Number Four.
- Queen Square - Witness Wood’s vision at Queen Square. Diverse architecture, a serene garden, and a historic obelisk. Uncover its past, from lively boules festivals to enduring resilience after the 1831 riots.
- Bath Street - Stroll down Bath Street, an iconic path shaped by Thomas Baldwin’s Georgian design. Cobbled streets and historic charm beckon on this memorable walk.
- The Roman Baths - Discover Roman Baths’ ancient wonders: walk the paths, witness the Great Bath, and uncover curse tablets. Nearby, Thermae Bath Spa offers a modern take on Bath’s healing waters.
- Bath Abbey - Explore Bath Abbey’s history since the 7th century. Marvel at Gothic architecture, tales from wars, and stunning windows. Don’t miss the dreamful West Front.
- Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House & Museum - Visit Sally Lunn’s, a 1482 time capsule. Enjoy secret recipe buns, a blend of bread and cake. Explore antique charm and taste Bath’s history.
- Bath Guildhall Market - Discover Bath Guildhall Market’s rich history since 1775. Explore vibrant stalls, the elegant Banqueting Room, and the iconic 1859 clock. Often free to enter, ensuring a delightful experience.
- Pulteney Bridge - Explore Pulteney Bridge, Bath’s unique shopping span over River Avon. Robert Adam’s masterpiece is akin to Florence’s Ponte Vecchio. Snap photos, and enjoy the view of Pulteney Weir below.
- Great Pulteney Street - Discover the grandeur of Great Pulteney Street’s Georgian architecture. Explore cinematic history, art galleries, and antique treasures along Europe’s widest street.
- Sydney Gardens - Embark on a final chapter at Sydney Gardens, where history and nature converge. Wander through time, surrounded by old statues, vibrant flowers, and the echoes of Bath’s cultural past.
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- Entrance Fee to Roman Bath ($28)
- Entrance Fee to Royal Crescent Museum ($20)
Explore Bath’s history and architecture on this journey. Start at Marlborough Buildings, known for elegance. The Royal Crescent, a curved row of remarkable houses, awaits. Nearby, The Circus forms a beautiful circle. Continue to the historic Bath Assembly Rooms, a hub of gatherings and dances.
Jane Austen fans, don’t miss The Jane Austen Centre, where her life and Bath stay are revealed. Walk along charming Bath Street, lined with shops. The Roman Baths, a grand complex around hot springs, amazes.
Visit Bath Abbey with its gothic splendour. Great Pulteney Street, reminiscent of Italy’s Ponte Vecchio, beckons.
Discover art and history at the Holburne Museum. End the tour at Jane Austen’s Courtyard Apartment, offering insight into her life in Bath. Enjoy the beauty and charm of Bath at every step.
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