• Abbey Hotel Bath, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel - Starting outside The Abbey Hotel near the old city wall. The Bath Abbey, Roman Baths & Pump Rooms explained (ADMISSION NOT INCLUDED) We pass Sally Lunn’s Bath’s oldest house & tea shop. The Pulteney Bridge and Guildhall Market. We explore the old medieval alleys of Bath leading to the old city wall

From here we can explore Georgian Bath properly with Queen Square, The Circus with Assembly Rooms before taking in John Wood’s masterpiece The Royal Crescent. Many great photo opportunies available en route A stroll downhill passing The Jane Austen Centre & Bath Thermae will return us to the Abbey where the tour would end. All the famous people of the 1700s mentioned as so many passed through Bath at that time. Many of these have influenced the modern would today. America, Canada, and Australia can all be cross refenced with the history of Bath. All presented in a fun engaging manner, to inform but also entertain. I’m sure you will enjoy it. Paul in Bath

• The Roman Baths - A full explanation without entering
• Bath Abbey - The full story from Saxon - Norman to the current Tudor Abbey all highlighted
• Pulteney Bridge - The river Avon and boat trip locations with some film sets
• Queen Square - The beginning of Bath’s Georgian Sector fully explained
• The Circus - John Wood’s masterpiece - a tour highlight
• No. 1 Royal Crescent - The top address in Bath shown in all its glory - photo opportunities abound
• Thermae Bath Spa - The new attraction for Bath as Bathing can now be undertaken. Also The Croos Bath next door. The tour ends here

• Comprehensive historical insights
• Access to hidden gems

A wonderful knowledge of Bath with over 20 years as a tour guide. The route includes Sally Lunn’s The Abbey Green, The World Heritage centre, The Abbey fully explained. The old East Gate of the city. The Pulteney Bridge & River Avon ( boat trips) The Guildhal markret and the old delightful alleyways of Bath. Outside the old wall of city started the Georgian sector of Bath in the early 1700s We see Queen Square, passing the Jane Austen centre & the House of Frankenstein to the Assembly Rooms where they danced the night away. On to The Circus, my favourite part of Bath (lived there as a student) on to The No.1 address in Bath The Royal Crescent with all its history & film sets. We return through The Royal Victoria park with it stunning floral displays passing our excellent Theatre Royal . We finish by The Bath Thermae our newish bathing attraction fully informed about Bath leaving you free to explore further. The perfect way to see Bath NO YOUNG CHILDREN OR PUSHCHAIRS PERMITTED

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.