Romans, Royals and Regency Bath Self Guided Tour with App

Walk through 2,000 years of history with this self-guided walking tour— from the ancient baths that gave this UNESCO city its name, to the Georgian backgrounds where Bridgerton was filmed and Jane Austen set two of her novels. Along the way, you can decide if you prefer Georgian era buildings in a square, circle or a crescent! As you walk you will encounter bakeries with 300-year-old recipes, hear why Princess Victoria never returned to Bath after a single visit, and find out what really happened at those Assembly Room balls. This tour is the perfect introduction to Bath if you are a first time visitor. You can pause the tour whenever you want to step into and explore a sight further and then resume the tour. The walk has 13 stops that take you uphill from the picturesque Pultney bridge to the famous Royal Crescent. Start anytime with no group to keep up with and no schedule to follow. Available in 9 languages.

1. 1

   The Jane Austen Centre

   Pass by

   Pass by the Jane Austen center which gives us the perfect stop to delve into the Regency era.

2. 2

   Bath

   20 min

   Discover a hidden fragment of Bath's ancient defences, A church 'without' walls, the different influences that have shaped this city from Roman to Georgian times

3. 3

   The Royal Crescent

   10 min

   The grand finale: 30 townhouses in a sweeping curve, with a Roman road buried beneath the lawn.

4. 4

   Assembly Rooms

   Pass by

   Where Bridgerton's ballroom scenes come to life. Georgian Bath's ultimate party venue.

5. 5

   Bath Abbey

   Pass by

   Angels climbing ladders, buried bodies, and a spy hole for bell ringers. This Abbey has stories

6. 6

   The Roman Baths

   Pass by

   No walking tour of Bath is complete without stopping at the Roman Baths which gives the entire city it's name.

7. 7

   Stop 7

   10 min

   One of only four bridges in the world with shops on both sides — and the backdrop for a famous film death scene

8. 8

   Sally Lunn's Museum

   Pass by

   A 300-year-old secret recipe and possibly an owl postman.

9. 9

   Milsom Street

   10 min

   Jane Austen called it 'a street of sovereigns.' Walk the same Georgian shopping street she wrote about in Northanger Abbey.

10. 10

    The Circus

    10 min

    A perfect circle of townhouses with hidden symbols

11. 11

    Royal Victoria Park

    10 min

    Hear the story of the park named for a princess who was so insulted she never came back.

• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• All stops will be visited from outside without entering into any locations
• The total time taken for the tour includes walking between stops and time at each location to listen to the commenetary

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