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Bath is a unique English city on the Avon River, included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Its atmosphere combines the grace of Georgian buildings, the coziness of ancient streets and the greenery of picturesque valleys. The compact center is easy to explore on foot, and around the hills and villages that give Bat a special provincial romance.
Man-made sights of the city amaze with diversity: landscaped gardens Pryor Park and Gardens of Sydney, majestic Georgian ensembles like King's Square and the famous Paragon Street, arched bridges across Avon, including Paltney Bridge and Cleveland Bridge, as well as many outstanding temples - the Church of St. Mary in Batwick, St. Stephen, St. Michael, Christ and others. The old neighborhoods have preserved historic townhouses and shopping streets, and modern life is reflected in the SouthGate shopping center and lively promenades.
The natural gems and views around Bath complement the urban ensemble: the green slopes of Ralph Allen Drive overlooking the valley, parks and walking alleys, the hills and the Froom River Valley near Farley Hungerford Castle, the quiet corners of Batwick Hill and the picturesque surrounding villages. Nearby are the famous prehistoric monuments and landscapes that make the region especially attractive for nature lovers and hiking trails.
On our website, all the sights of Bath can be viewed on an interactive map: each object is accompanied by a brief description, historical facts and practical information. You will easily mark points of interest, compare distances and make a convenient route for a day walk or a longer exploration of the city.
You can walk around Bath on your own, following the compiled routes and enjoying the opening architecture and scenery, or you can book a tour with local guides. Professional guides will tell little-known stories, explain architectural features and show hidden corners, making the walk lively and rich.
Come to Bath to see with your own eyes its Georgian terraces, ancient bridges and cozy gardens, discover the surrounding valleys and ancient monuments. Let every walk around the city be an inspiration - plan your itinerary, book your tour and discover new places in this amazing corner of England.
