• Bath Abbey - The tour begins outside the Abbey, where the three basic rules are introduced—don’t worry, they’re enjoyable. Later, the tour revisits the Abbey from a different angle to uncover some fascinating scandals.
• Abbey Green - This charming courtyard, featuring an impressive central tree, is a renowned film and TV location with a dark history. Recently added to the tour due to its connection with the popular TV series, Bridgerton, and its intriguing past, it’s a must-see!
• Sally Lunn’s Museum - Visit the famous Sally Lunn’s Bun House and Museum, a perfect stop before reaching Pulteney Bridge. As the oldest surviving house in the city, it plays a significant role in the city’s history. It’s a delightful spot to revisit after the tour, but were the buns part of an 18th-century scandal?
• Pulteney Bridge - A unique and stunning Palladian bridge in Bath. Discover why Bath is known as a Palladian city and why this bridge is frequently used as a film location.
• The Roman Baths - A vital part of the city’s past and present. Learn why it’s considered Bath’s finest museum, but be prepared for a shocking scandal.
• The Pump Room Restaurant - Pause outside this remarkable building and stunning café. Discover how this first major piece of Palladian architecture became the centerpiece of a significant scam that brought wealth and fame to Bath.
• Thermae Bath Spa - Stop outside this fantastic attraction, opened in 2006, which draws visitors nationwide. Discover how the Thermae is a modern version of the Roman Baths, offering breathtaking views from the rooftop pool, and hear about the inevitable scandal.
• Royal Mineral Water Hospital - No longer a hospital, this building introduces the three main figures who shaped the city’s reputation and architecture. It boasts a rich history, complete with a visible scandal.
• Theatre Royal Bath - A true city treasure. Discover the intriguing story of this glorious Royal theatre, which was part of a network of gambling establishments that set the city’s tone in the early 18th century, creating an early Las Vegas in Bath.
• Queen Square - One of the first major architectural developments in the city. Learn about the two key figures who literally built Georgian Bath, and celebrate them both. However, there are scandals and a scam to uncover here.
• Royal Victoria Park - Traverse part of the park to reach the magnificent Royal Crescent. New for 2022, the tour stops to explore an incredible park location where gentlemen fought duels of honor in the early 1700s.
• No. 1 Royal Crescent - One of the city’s most recognizable and beautiful sights. As stunning today as when first built, but such beauty doesn’t come without scandals, and there are several to share.
• The Circus - Perhaps even more beautiful than the famous Royal Crescent. Discover this incredible architectural piece, the final great work of Bath’s builder, John Wood. His last work is filled with secrets and mysteries, making it a remarkable location.
• Assembly Rooms - The tour’s final stop, conveniently located with a delightful café and many others nearby. This wonderful location houses a fashion museum and the original rooms where figures like Charles Dickens, Admiral Phillip, and Jane Austen danced the night away. Still used today for re-enactments and period TV and film productions, this final attraction was the scene of much scandalous behavior from its opening in the late 18th century.

• Fully guided tour of Bath
• Explore historical sites
• Learn about local scandals

• Gratuities

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