City of Bath

Just a few suggestions:

• The Roman Baths – Walk on ancient paving stones and admire the baths the Romans created
• The Pump Rooms – glorious Georgian architecture and a chance to taste the famous waters believed by the Georgians to be a healthy tonic (be warned, its not to everyone’s taste but it is an experience!). Afternoon tea here is a real treat.
• Thermae Bath Spa – Britain’s only natural thermal spa is only a short walk from our apartments. Relax in the water and admire the views of Bath from the rooftop pool. Our spa packages…
• The Circus – a glorious sweep of Georgian architecture, unmissable en-route to
• The Royal Crescent – Bath’s most famous Georgian Crescent, a delight which can be combined with a visit to
• Number 1 Royal Crescent – a Georgian showhouse! See the interior as it would have been when it was first built.
• Pulteney Bridge – along with the Ponte Vecchio in Florence, this one of only a handful of bridges in the world with shops built into it. A beautiful and romantic Palladian style bridge (with some good shops too!).
• The Holburne Museum – a high quality art collection in a lovely Georgian building that was a hotel in Jane Austen’s time. Only a couple of hundred metres from Herschel Place. (Also a good café in the new glass wing overlooking Sydney Gardens!).
• The Assembly Rooms and the Fashion Museum – see the elegant rooms where the Georgians met to play cards, dance, gossip and be seen (not much changes – this is still the venue for some superb concerts, balls and quite a lot of gossip!). Then visit the world class collection of contemporary and historic dress in the basement (also dressing up clothes to amuse the children!).
• The Jane Austen Centre – situated in a Georgian townhouse (with a lovely tea room!), this is a permanent exhibition dedicated to one of England’s most famous authors. They also organise the famous Jane Austen Festival.
• Film Locations – Bath has been used in numerous films and TV series. For more information and to download a free Bath Movie Map, click here.