Bath

Roman Baths and Bath City Walking Tour

Book your preferred tour option, and meet your guide in central Bath. Then, set off to explore on foot, learning about the UNESCO‐listed city and its architecture on route. Founded by the Romans as a thermal spa and littered with classical treasures, Bath flourished in the 18th century with the development of its honey‐stoned, Georgian architecture. Admire Pulteney Bridge and Gothic Bath Abbey, the coronation site of England’s first king in 973, and then continue to Bath’s showpiece: the Roman Baths. Pay the entrance fee (depending on option selected) and tour the stunning, column‐lined Great Bath and changing rooms, hot pools, and other facilities, all once used for relaxation and socializing by ancient Romans. See the hot springs, and view the main artifacts in the museum collections, including the famous Minerva’s Head and inscribed stone tablets. Next, delve into the historical town center to admire its Georgian architecture. See the Pump Rooms and Upper Assembly Rooms, and walk to the world‐famous Royal Crescent. Drink in the sumptuous sweep of this 18th‐century terrace, and admire the Circus, a circular‐shaped terrace formed from curving segments. After learning about these architectural masterpieces, your tour finishes in the city center.

Bath Walking Tour and Roman Baths Entry

Get more out of your time in Bath with this combination of a walking tour and admission to the Roman Baths. During your walking tour, check off top sights such as The Circus, Pulteney Bridge, and No. 1 Royal Crescent. Then, enjoy the freedom to take your time and explore the Roman Baths independently with audio guide commentary.

Stonehenge and Bath from London plus Roman Baths Option

Depart from central London by air‐conditioned coach and journey west into the scenic county of Wiltshire toward Salisbury Plain, the site of UNESCO‐listed Stonehenge. As you travel, listen as your guide shares fascinating facts about this prehistoric monument: a 4,500‐year‐old stone circle that many scholars believe was built as a temple aligned to the movements of the sun. On arrival, head inside the site and stroll around the monument’s perimeter as you consider how the gigantic stones were transported here and then raised into place. After posing for photos in front of the stones, explore the state‐of‐the‐art visitor center to discover its archaeological displays and audio‐visual walkthroughs. Then, continue your journey to the 18th‐century spa city of Bath. Famous for its natural hot springs that were enjoyed by the Romans, as well as for its Georgian architecture and associations with the 18th‐century novelist, Jane Austen, this lovely city is one of England’s greatest treasures. During your journey, learn about Bath’s history, and when you arrive, take an introductory walking tour. Put on your audio headset and listen to your guide’s crystal‐clear commentary as you admire the beautiful streets and honey‐colored Georgian buildings, including the sweeping Royal Crescent and Pulteney Bridge. Afterward, upgrade your ticket to include a visit to the Roman Baths, or simply spend the remainder of the afternoon at your leisure. Perhaps visit the Jane Austen Visitor Centre (own expense), the small museum that showcases Jane’s work and times in the city. Learn about life in Bath during Regency times, and how it influenced Jane’s stories from the exhibits and in‐costume guides.

When the time comes, reconvene with your guide and finish your trip with drop‐off back at your original departure point.

Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, Bath with optional Roman Baths visit

Windsor Castle Over 900 years of royal history are waiting for you in Windsor Castle, which is perched high above the River Thames just outside of London. From William the Conqueror all the way through to our current Queen, successive monarchs have lived here and left their mark on what is now the largest continuously occupied castle in the world.Stonehenge The most famous prehistoric monument in the world, and now a world heritage site, Stonehenge stands alone in the vast empty tract of Salisbury plain. Its origins date back nearly 5,000 years and it has been home to pagan religion and spiritual worship, not to be mention public debate ever since.Bath The final stop is Bath, another world heritage site. Bath is a beautiful Georgian city with delightful crescents, terraces and architecture. Choose the ticket that includes entry to the Roman Baths and you'll get a fascinating insight into the history of Bath.*Please note: On occasion the State Apartments are closed and as an alternative, you'll visit Queens Mary's Doll's House and St Georges Chapel. On Sunday St Georges Chapel is closed, there will be extra time to explore castle precincts. *Please note that the order of visit may change.

Bath and Bath Abbey Private Walking Tour

The Roman spa town of Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with so many historical stories to tell. Instead of spending hours doing your own research, let a private guide take you on a private walking tour that uncovers some of the city’s most important sights. See the Royal Crescent, the Circus, and Pulteney Bridge; then visit Bath Abbey to explore its magnificent interiors.