Bath

Roman Origins, Georgian Elegance & Timeless Cityscape

✔ UNESCO World Heritage Site
✔ Remarkable Roman and Georgian heritage
✔ Elegant streets, crescents and terraces
✔ Compact, walkable historic centre
✔ Distinctive architectural unity

Bath delivers beauty, history and atmosphere in equal measure.

Bath was founded by the Romans as a spa town centred on its natural hot springs, developing into an important social and religious centre in Roman Britain. The remains of this period remain central to the city’s identity.

During the 18th century, Bath experienced a golden age, transforming into one of Britain’s most fashionable cities. Georgian architects shaped the city’s streets, crescents and public buildings, creating the harmonious cityscape seen today.

During your visit to Bath, you may choose to:

• View the exterior of Roman Baths, one of Britain’s most significant Roman sites
• Visit Bath Abbey, a centrepiece of the city
• Walk along the iconic Royal Crescent and Georgian streets
• Cross Pulteney Bridge, spanning the River Avon
• Enjoy views across the city from elevated viewpoints

Bath’s attractions are closely grouped, making exploration relaxed and rewarding.

Bath is a year-round destination:

• Spring & Summer: Pleasant walking conditions and lively streets
• Autumn: Fewer visitors and a calm historic atmosphere
• Winter: Museums, historic interiors and festive charm

Small-group tours allow visits to be timed for comfort and clarity.

✔ Small groups for a more personal experience
✔ Professional driver-guides with historical insight
✔ Comfortable transport and clear itineraries
✔ Time to explore without rushing
✔ Ideal for international visitors