Luxury Georgian Apartment in Bath
An elegant and stately one bedroom apartment on the grandest street in Bath with wonderful views for a perfect getaway
About Bath
A UNESCO World Heritage Site
A UNESCO World Heritage Site
A UNESCO World Heritage Site
Welcome to Bath, a city so beautiful and special that it has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. In fact Bath is the only destination in the UK to have the whole city designated a World Heritage site by UNESCO and for 30 years has been listed as a ‘cultural site’ with outstanding universal value and cultural significance.
Top 5 City Sights
A UNESCO World Heritage Site
A UNESCO World Heritage Site
Pulteney Bridge, one of the world's most beautiful bridges; The Royal Crescent, an architectural icon built between 1767 and 1775; The Circus, a striking circular landmark like no other; Bath Street, a picturesque street flanked by colonnades and; Great Pulteney Street, perhaps the grandest boulevard in Europe and the location of this apartment!
The Roman baths
A UNESCO World Heritage Site
Thermae Bath Spa
To experience the heart of the World Heritage Site where bathing in the spa water was enjoyed 2,000 years ago, visit the Roman Baths, a magnificent temple and former bathing complex. Here you can see the source of the city's spa water and walk in the footsteps of the Romans on the ancient, original stone pavements around the steaming pool.
Thermae Bath Spa
18th Century Architecture
Thermae Bath Spa
Bathing in thermal waters from the natural hots springs deep beneath the City has been an therapeutic activity for over 2000 years. Bathing can be enjoyed at the remarkable visitor attraction Thermae Bath Spa, Visitors can relax and unwind in the warm, open-air rooftop pool and take in the spectacular views across Bath’s skyline from a unique perspective.
18th Century Architecture
18th Century Architecture
18th Century Architecture
During the 18th century, three ambitious local entrepreneurs set out to make Bath one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. With many beautiful streets and iconic buildings such as the Circus, Queen Square, Assembly Rooms and the Royal Crescent, along with Prior Park Landscape Garden and its ancient Roman history - we think that they were successful!
So Much More
18th Century Architecture
18th Century Architecture
Bath and the beautiful surrounding countryside and gorgeous villages has so much to offer. Whether for rejuvenation, history or retail therapy, a great source of more visitors information can be found at the website visitbath.co.uk.