Bath, a Centuries Old Roman City in England
Bath, a Centuries’ Old Roman City in England. Bath is the oldest principal tourist destination in England, which has been established since centuries. It is a Roman city as well as a World Heritage site, located west of London, around 25 km south-east of the closest city, Bristol.
Bath is famous for its hot springs, Roman period baths, Medieval heritage as well as Georgian architecture. Most locations in Bath are easily walkable from the city centre and stations. Below are the recommended spots to visit in Bath:
Roman Baths
The Roman Baths were built by the Romans around 2000 years ago, and later rediscovered by the Victorians in the 18th century. The baths are filled with England’s only mineral hot springs. You can tour around the bath including the open air ‘Great Bath’ or try the ‘Bath’ water in the restaurant. The medieval and Georgian architecture remain are still fascinating to modern world’s architects. These Roman Baths are the must-see in this city.
Bath - England - Roman Baths
Bath Abbey
Bath Abbey is the last Gothic church in England, which was founded in 1499 next to the Roman Baths, on the residue of the former Norman Cathedral. You can climb up to the Abbey tower with GBP entrance fee.
Bath - England - Bath Abbey
Parade Garden
Parade Garden locates right at the center of the town, viewing the river scene and is very popular for locals to hang out, although it is prohibited to drink alcohols outdoor.
Bath - England - Parade Garden
Sydney Gardens
The Sydney garden is the oldest park in the city, which has a nation-wide importance. This place was where Jane Austen, also a Bath resident, used to visit. Bath city purchased the garden in 1909 and built a replica of the Roman Temple of Minerva in the same year to commemorate the Bath Historical Pageant.
Bath - England - Sydney Garden
Getting to Bath
The closest airport to Bath is the Bristol International Airport, which is around 30km’s drive away from Bath. You can take the connection train from Bristol to Bath. Southampton Airport is 2 hours away from Bath by train, flying from most European cities. You can also use the London Airports and travel to Bath by train or coaches operated by the National Express.
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