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Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its stunning Georgian architecture, Roman history, and relaxing spa culture. Here's a guide to the top tourist places in Bath:
Historic & Iconic Sites
- The Roman Baths – The city's most famous attraction; explore the ancient bathing complex and museum.
- Bath Abbey – A beautiful Gothic cathedral with incredible stained glass and tower tours.
- Pulteney Bridge – One of the most picturesque bridges in the world, lined with shops and overlooking the weir.
Architecture & City Walks
- The Royal Crescent – A sweeping row of Georgian townhouses; No. 1 is a museum showing 18th-century life.
- The Circus – A striking circular Georgian terrace, a great spot for photos and architecture fans.
- Great Pulteney Street – A grand boulevard perfect for a scenic stroll.
Museums & Culture
- The Holburne Museum – Fine art in a beautiful setting at the end of Great Pulteney Street.
- Fashion Museum Bath (check if reopened) – Features historical clothing and fashion through the ages.
- Jane Austen Centre – A tribute to the famous author who lived in Bath, with exhibitions and costumed guides.
Relaxation & Nature
- Thermae Bath Spa – Modern spa with rooftop pool using naturally hot spring water.
- Royal Victoria Park – A large, scenic park perfect for relaxing, with botanical gardens and views of the Royal Crescent.
- Sydney Gardens – Historic gardens behind the Holburne Museum, popular with Jane Austen.
Unique Experiences
- Bath Skyline Walk – A 6-mile circular walk with incredible views of the city and countryside.
- Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House – Home to the famous Bath bun, housed in one of the oldest buildings in Bath.
- Boat Tours on the River Avon – A peaceful way to enjoy the city's scenery.
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