Built in 1499, Bath Abbey has been described as England’s last great Gothic church.
4 min
Founded in the 9th century, these baths also featured a temple to Sulis Minerva.
4 min
Built into the cobblestone street here is the World Heritage Site symbol.
2 min
Walk along the side of the Westgate Buildings toward the Theatre Royal.
38 s
This is believed to be one of the country’s oldest working theatres.
2 min
This plaza was designed by John Wood, the Elder, and constructed between 1728 & 1735.
3 min
This route to the Royal Crescent offers excellent views of the city.
1 min
This masterpiece of John Wood, the Younger, features 114 columns along the façade.
3 min
This circular terrace hints at Wood’s fascination with druids and Stonehenge.
2 min
These rooms offered the upper class a place to drink, dance, and socialize.
2 min
Looking down Alfred Street gives a great view of the back of the Circus.
52 s
Originally a residential area, Milsom Street is now dominated by retail outlets.
1 min
This narrow route leads to Union Passage, which will lead to Westgate Street.
33 s
The intersection of Union Passage and Westgate Street marks the end of this tour.
1 minA 50-minute walk taking in the highlights of Bath: the Abbey, Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent, The Circus and the Assembly Rooms.
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