The Roman City of Bath

Magnificent Roman remains, Georgian architecture, a spring water spa and first-class shopping wait your discovery. The Romans got it right when they built this gem of a city, and you’ll understand why during your visit to Bath.

A 2-hour scenic drive takes you to there. A stroll through Bath is like visiting an open-air museum. Admire the charming Pulteney Bridge, built 1769-74, the only bridge in England with shops on both sides and which features three arches and a central Venetian window. Don’t miss the sweeping Royal Crescent, perhaps one of the most beautiful streets in England! The elegant city of Bath with its stately, honey colored Georgian architecture nestled amid rolling countryside, features among England’s most beautiful places to visit. The Romans transformed Bath into England’s first spa resort and it was revived as a chic spa town in the XVIII century.

Visit the Roman baths - from where this ancient city got its name. The Romans discovered Bath’s hot water springs more than 2,000 years ago. Follow your guide through the complex and and learn how the Romans enjoyed the thermal waters thousands of years ago. You’ll be surprised to discover just how big the site really is. During the day, enjoy free time for lunch or shopping or both.