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Bath - the Roman city
Learn everything about Bath from its historic landmarks like the Roman Baths and Pump Room to its unique blend of traditional and modern culture, like Thermae Bath Spa.
“Bath is one of my favourite cities to visit. I love the sense of history, both recent and ancient. It's definitely a place to linger and enjoy the beautiful sights you'll see at every turn.”
Cheryl, Florida, USA
Let us guide you through the superb Roman remains, wealth of fine Georgian architecture and impeccable historic credentials - no wonder Bath is a World Heritage Site. This world-famous city has originated and developed around its hot spring waters discovered by the Romans over 2,000 years ago, and the famous Roman Baths remain to this day. A thriving and vibrant city, Bath combines its fascinating history with a diversity of museums, galleries, gardens and tourist attractions, making it a beautiful, exciting and unique city to visit.
The golden city of Bath has been welcoming visitors for over 2,000 years. A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Britain’s Heritage Cities, Bath is home to some of the finest architectural sights in Europe, such as the Royal Crescent , the Circus and Pulteney Bridge. But Bath is not buried in the past! Festivals, theatre and vibrant street entertainment, bring life and excitement to this beautiful city.
It’s a challenge to visit Bath and not want to see the Roman Baths & Pump Room – one of the finest ancient monuments in Europe and Britain’s only hot spring. Unfortunately, you can’t bathe here as the Romans did, but you can in the Thermae Bath Spa , which uses the same warm, mineral-rich waters the Celts and Romans did 2,000 years ago.
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Take in the views of Bath from the rooftop pool at Thermae Bath Spa . | Catch a show at the beautiful Theatre Royal . |
Indulge in a delicious cream tea at the Roman Baths . | Enjoy a taste of local food at one of Bath's Restaurants . |
Marvel at the Royal Crescent , one of Britain's most famous architectural masterpieces. | See your favourite band perform at Moles Club . |
Visit Bath Abbey , where the first King of England was crowned in AD973 | Take a spooky Ghost Walks of Bath – if you dare! |
Find out all about Bath’s most famous resident at the Jane Austen Centre . | Or for a comic look at the sites and history of Bath, take a tour with Bizarre Bath . |
Bath's reputation for shopping dates back to Georgian times - Jane Austen mentions the fashionable Milsom Street in her novel Persuasion, and it’s there that you can still treat yourself to some designer chic. The Upper Town is a treasure trove of unique labels and vintage clothing, and Stall Street is where you’ll find your favourite High Street shops.
If you’re looking for a real taste of the West Country, Bath is the perfect place. The local farmers markets are a great place to sample the region’s wines, cheeses and organic fruit and vegetables. Pop into Sally Lunn’s the oldest house in Bath, and sample the famous Sally Lunn Bun, then try the delicious Bath Bun to see which you prefer.
To make your trip to Bath easier, why not buy your travel passes and attraction tickets before you even leave home? If you’re short on time, why not explore Bath, Windsor and Stonehenge in one day with Golden Tours ? For more great offers, go to VisitBritain Shop .
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