1. The Royal Crescent
See one of Bath’s most iconic architectural landmarks, a sweeping arc of Georgian townhouses made from warm, honey-coloured stone and fronted by expansive green lawns.
Places of Interest Fascinating Bath
You won’t have to look far to find things to do in Bath as the city is famously full of attractions and activities. In many ways, Bath hasn’t changed much since the times of Georgian gentleman Ralph Allen and writer Jane Austen, both of whom fell under the spell of this city built for pleasure. We’ve only been able to scratch the surface here in mentioning the many things to see and do in our classic, cosmopolitan city. You won’t want to rush it. For the full experience, take your time and turn that day trip into a short break, or come midweek to beat the crowds.
2. Bath Abbey
Come and experience the special atmosphere and rich history of this holy and uplifting place (and find out how Bath's thermal waters heat the building).
3. Pulteney Bridge
A historic, shop-lined bridge spanning the River Avon - one of the most photographed examples of Georgian architecture in the city.
4. No.1 Royal Crescent
Look beyond the Crescent's famous façade and see what life was like for the wealthy and their servants in eighteenth-century Bath.
5. The Assembly Rooms
The magnificent social epicentre of Georgian Bath - the perfect venue for dancing, cards and match-making.
6. Prior Park Landscape Garden
A National Trust property set in a sweeping valley, where you can cross one of only four Palladian bridges in the world.
7. Alexandra Park
South of Bath city centre is Alexandra Park, a wonderful, tranquil green space with magnificent views over the city.
8. The Holburne Museum
The Grade I listed building was originally designed as a hotel but is now home to a collection of fine and decorative art.
9. The Pump Room
The Pump Room, with its Corinthian columns and spa fountain embodies the heart of the Georgian social scene. Enjoy lunch or afternoon tea here accompanied by a piano trio.
10. Bath Skyline Walk
Discover the countryside in the city and experience Bath's Georgian past on this one-and-a-half-hour walk.
11. Sally Lunn’s Historical Eating House and Museum
Sally Lunn's is one of the oldest houses in Bath and serves one of Bath’s famous local delicacies – the Sally Lunn bun.
12. The Fashion Museum
Set in the magnificent Assembly Rooms, with a world-class collection of contemporary and modern dress.
13. The Circus
Take in the Georgian marvel of The Circus, a 360-degree masterclass in design.
14. Thermae Bath Spa
You can’t take a dip at the Roman Baths these days, but you can still enjoy the natural hot spring water at Thermae Bath Spa.
15. The Roman Baths
Immerse yourself in history and see how Bath’s former residents relaxed all those centuries ago.
