Bath Surrounding Area – Dyrham Park
Approximately 9 miles from Bath, Dyrham Park House is set in 274 acres of garden and parkland and was acquired in 1961 by the National Trust. Dyrham Park was a family home built by...
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Coaching Inns – The Westgate Bath
Coaching Inns were an important part of the main transport routes from the mid 17th century. “The Westgate has a long recorded history dating back to 1611, where it was one of the original...
The Queensberry Hotel & Olive Tree Restaurant
The Queensberry Hotel – with its beautiful design, slightly eccentric layout and air of stylish calm
Royal Crescent
Designed by John Wood the Younger as lodging-houses for the gentry on their visits to Bath, this crescent was completed in 1767. It was in the middle of farmland then and had wonderful sweeping...
Circus
Two minutes’ walk from the Royal Crescent is The Circus, another jewel in Bath’s crown. It consists of 30 houses in groups of 8, 12 and 10, and is now a prestige collection of...
Bath Abbey
Bath’s splendid Abbey, dating from 1499, marks the very centre of the town. Bath is a city but this is not classed as a cathedral – the cathedral for the diocese is in Wells,...
The Pump Room
If you’re in a hurry you won’t have time to visit the Roman Baths, but you can spend five minutes inside the Pump Room listening to the live salon music and sipping water pumped...
