• Bath Abbey - A stunning 500-year-old church (voluntary contribution) where the walk around Bath begins and ends. Your Blue Badge qualified guide will stop at numerous attractions and sites, presenting information in a way that only these highly educated, trained, and skilled individuals can, ensuring the full story of Bath’s 2000+ years of history and associated tales are professionally delivered to all.

Please note the price is per tour, not per person, so up to around 15 of you and your friends or family are included in the price!

• The Roman Baths - View from outside (express entry tickets, usually available from your guide at £25 per person, to use after the walking tour)
• Assembly Rooms - Typically, entry is allowed with your guide (a small voluntary donation is requested), where you can witness the grandeur and the location of 18th-century polite society dances.
• No. 1 Royal Crescent - View Neo-classical architecture
• The Circus - View Neo-classical architecture
• Pulteney Bridge - View Neo-classical architecture and the River Avon
• Sally Lunn’s Museum - View late medieval architecture and hear stories of Bath leading up to its revival in the early 1700s
• Bath Abbey - Your guide will ensure you have a great experience and are well-informed to enjoy your free time after the tour.
• Great Pulteney Street - Part of the Pulteney Estate - walk and see some of the estate, including the Holburne Museum and Sydney Gardens
• Royal Victoria Park - See this beautiful municipal park established in 1830.
• Kennet & Avon Canal - Marvel at the work (tunnels, locks, bridges, etc.) of the ‘navigators or navvies’ from the late 1700s and early 1800s as they built this man-made canal, connecting the River Avon in Bath with the Rivers Kennet and Thames near London.

• Expert commentary relevant to the clients
• Informative and entertaining narrative

• Gimmicks!

The tour will:

• Be led by the UK’s only certified tourist guides, who are internationally acclaimed BLUE BADGE registered, fully insured, and qualified by the Institute of Tourist Guiding.
• Be conducted at a leisurely pace, including a coffee break, and explore areas of Bath just beyond the city center, such as Victoria Park or possibly the Pulteney Estate.
• Provide clients with a comprehensive understanding of the tour location, including its significance in the broader context of UK history and geography.
• Be informative, engaging, and suitably entertaining.
• OPTIONAL: Entry to the Roman Baths & Bath Abbey may be available on the day at the client’s expense (as part of the tour if desired).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.