If you have a couple of extra days in London, a visit to the enchanting city of Bath is a perfect getaway. Just a short train ride away, this UNESCO-listed gem is a haven of honey-hued Georgian architecture, charming cobbled streets, and soothing natural hot springs. Stroll along the iconic Royal Crescent, explore the ancient Roman Baths, and unwind in the city’s inviting cafés and tearooms. With its rich history, literary connections (hello, Jane Austen!), and peaceful countryside setting, Bath is the perfect place to slow down, soak in the beauty, and experience a little old-world magic.
Bath holds a special place in my heart as this is where my husband is from. Anything interesting in terms of architecture is here. If you find any mistakes, or have any suggestions please let me know in the comments. My intention is to keep it useful. I hope you enjoy!
Download pdf here: The Free Architecture Guide of Bath 2025
Download map here: The Free Architecture Guide of Bath 2025
Virginia Duran 
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Bath is a beautiful place and it has been along time since i have visited which is inexcusable considering i live in Taunton their is a gorgeous mix of architecture here the Abbey being one of my favourites thank you for this post Virginia and a reminder to me to return asap.
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Ahh Mark, thanks for your comment. Never been to Taunton but it seems full of interesting buildings. What’s your favourite one?
We are going back to Bath next weekend and we’ll be visiting the wonderful Abbey, always special.
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