Royal Crescent Tours and Activities

Savor views of beautiful Bath from an unbeatable vantage point -- on a thrilling hot air balloon tour! Take off from Royal Victoria Park for a 1-hour sunrise or sunset flight and soar over city landmarks like the Royal Crescent, Bath Abbey and the Roman Baths. After admiring views of the Pulteney Bridge and The Circus from above, celebrate your safe landing with a glass of Champagne and a personalized flight certificate.

Watch the sunrise or sunset over the Bristol skyline on a thrilling hot air balloon ride. Take off from Ashton Court Mansion House for a 1-hour flight and soar over city landmarks like Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol Cathedral and Queens Square. After admiring views of Bristol Harbour, the SS Great Britain and Bristol University from above, celebrate your safe landing with a glass of Champagne and a personalized flight certificate.

Tick off two classic British experiences in just one day with a combined city tour and hawking package in Bath. Explore the historical city with your personal guide for intimate insight into landmarks including Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge, then transfer to a rural falconry center to learn more about the traditional practice and get hands-on experience flying a hawk. Private round-trip transfer from your hotel ensures a hassle-free day.

Get a great introduction to the beautiful UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath on this private tour with a local guide who was born and grew up in Bath. In the afternoon visit a small falconry to have the unique experience of flying a hawk in the countryside. Bath is located 14 miles from Bristol, the tour includes private transportation to and from Bristol.

See the best of Bath, including the Roman Baths, on a morning or afternoon walking tour. As you walk between the sites, hear about this UNESCO-listed city and its Roman and Georgian heritage. Admire landmarks like Bath Abbey and the Royal Crescent, and visit the Roman Baths to see the baths and artifacts left by Britain’s Roman occupiers almost 2,000 years ago. Upgrade to include the baths' admission fee.

This is a fantastic opportunity to be introduced to the World Heritage City of Bath by the UK's only qualified tourist guides. They are the internationally respected Blue Badge registered / fully insured / Institute of Tourist Guiding qualified guides. They will ensure you take away a full understanding of Bath, and show you the must-see highlights. The walking tour will be informative, interesting, entertaining, and historically correct!

We are unique in offering private tours that can be curated to your particular interest in all things Jane Austen. Our guides unlock hidden stories and haunts of Jane Austen's time in Bath to reveal how this remarkable city and its social swirl of the day influenced her novels and inspired her much-adored characters. Jane Austen’s relationship with Bath was an interesting one. It represents the many different personalities of the place: stimulating, complicated, elegant, fun-loving, and exciting. Her time spent in the city was full of charm and sadness and marked one of the most eventful periods of her young life. Our tour takes you past iconic facades, along the lanes and sites fashionable in Regency Bath. Your expert guide reveals fascinating insights about social etiquette of the day, the nuances of life for a woman in Regency England, what was in-vogue, how life was lived, and stories behind the buildings.

The charming UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath is located a short distance from Bristol and is highly recommended as a place to visit. This tour of Bath will give you a great introduction to the city and has the benefits of being a private tour with private transportation to take you to and from Bath. You will have the added benefit of being taken on the tour by a guide who was born and raised in Bath giving you an insider's perspective on the city. • Private walking tour of the UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath • Be shown around Bath by a local guide who was born and grew up in the city • Private round-trip transportation from Bristol to Bath

A fun and different way to see Bath! Solve satisfying clues and follow beautiful maps sent to your phones. Spot things other people take for granted! You’ll learn interesting facts and stories. Everything is outdoors and you can do social distancing.

Explore the other side of Georgian Bath in this fun and humorous walking tour taking in all the famous sites. Discover Bath's corrupt side, a city described by Methodist preacher John Wesley as one of the most sinful and depraved places in the country. You will hear tales of a city full of gamblers, thieves, opportunists, rogues and ladies of the night.

Following the period of lockdown due to Covid-19 we have take steps to provide socially distance walking tours of Bath in line with the UK government's guidelines. We have also been certified by Visit England. This tour is designed to give the many visitors to Bath a chance to enjoy the city in a safe and well managed environment. The tour will be limited to your group and be conducted by the UK's only qualified tourist guides. They are the internationally respected BLUE BADGE registered / fully insured / Institute of Tourist Guiding qualified guides. They will ensure you take away a complete understanding of Bath, including how it fits into the history and geography of the UK as a whole. It will be informative, interesting and of course entertaining! Group Size: Maximum of 5

The historic spa city of Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage site, filled with architectural wonders and Roman monuments. With this tour, take in all the highlights on a half-day tour and benefit from the expertise of a Blue Badge registered guide. Admire the Georgian buildings along the Royal Crescent; stop at landmarks including Bath Abbey, Pulteney Bridge, and Sally Lunn's Museum; and upgrade to include skip-the-line tickets for the Roman Baths.

Promenade through the idyllic streets of Bath and see for yourself the places where all of your favourite scandals unfolded; including the Featherington family house, the Modiste Dress Shop, and Lady Danbury's mansion. Equipped with our over ear headphones, our local guide – and Bridgerton fan – will share with you the filming locations, behind-the-scenes gossip, and music from the show.

This tour is unusual describing specific events that took place in April 1942. The attack of Bath is not generally publicized and many current residents are substantially uninformed. If you are interested in a specific part of Bath's past then this tour uncovers many unknown locations and facts about Bath in World War 2, The MoD & RAF, then this will fascinate you. Some photos where available will bring the devastation to life. How & why this happened of these short 3 days, changed Bath forever.

If you enjoyed Bridgerton you'll love this tour, visiting the main filming locations in Bath of the hugely popular Netflix series. Relive the scenes and get a further insight into the society and life of the aristocracy in the early 1800s. Bridgerton has been a worldwide hit and Bath was the major location for the filming of many of Bridgerton's outdoor scenes, and a few of the interiors too. Chosen by Netflix for it's stunning architecture, ambiences and period correct features. 70 scenes, in over 14 locations, were shot in Bath. Stops will include the exteriors of the homes of the overly ambitious Featheringtons and the cunning but likeable Lady Danbury, the Modiste dress makers. the quaint Gunter's Tea Shop, in reality a hairdressers and of course the world famous Royal Crescent. You'll find yourself digging deep into your Bridgerton knowledge in an attempt to link the real life locations to the scenes and events of the show. It can be a real tester!

Perfect for time-pressed and first-time visitors to Bath, this introductory tour will whisk you to the city’s top attractions. Pick from multiple daily departure times, and set off with just your Blue Badge-registered guide for company. You’ll admire Bath’s various UNESCO-listed highlights, including Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent, Pulteney Bridge, the Roman Baths, and more. You can also further customize the itinerary based on your group’s interests.

Private tour with private transportation exploring one of Britain's most famous monuments - Stonehenge and the beautiful city of Bath. • Explore the famous site of Stonehenge with your private guide • Your guide will share interesting stories on Stonehenge, how it was built and the latest archaeological discoveries • Your private walking tour of Bath will give you a great introduction to the city • You will be shown around Bath by a guide who was born and grew up in Bath • Throughout the day enjoy the benefits of a local private guide and private transportation • All admissions included This tour picks-up and drops-off at locations In Bath – ideal for visitors staying in Bath or visiting Bath for the day.

Travellers you are invited to take this leisurely self guided tour of Bath with our innovative webApp. It's really simple to use and during the 'Great Pandemic" of 2020 ideal to keep you and your group safe. We will show you everything about a place. The main sites The history The people But also the small stories, the best pubs and bars, where the locals eat and much much more. This is your tour at your own pace and at your convenience. We have done all the homework for you and found and researched all the stories and facts you need for an enlightening self guided tour of Bath's history, culture, heritage, music and arts. Once logged in you are the boss, you decide what you want to see and when you want to see it.

We know travellers like to take in cities at their own pace that is why we have made this 48 hour self guided walk that shows you all you need to know about Jane Austen's time in Bath. Open the map and see exactly where you are and where you should go. And because this is your own personal adventure you can keep yourself covid safe.

The tour for German and English speaking visitors of Bath starts in the city centre, leading to the classical unique historical sites of Bath but also visiting places, which are not necessarily found in the standard program of general Bath tours. In doing so I intend to bring this fascinating city closer to visitors from several historical and modern days perspectives. For the more recent history the unique old canal locks of the Kenneth & Avon canal are included and viewed , as well as the Pulteney Radial Gate of the river Avon. Fans of The Beatles can visit The Pavilion Concert Hall where The Beatles performed on June 10th, 1963 , plus a stopover at the Irish Pub where the 'Please Please Me' Album will be played for the tour members.

Our two principal guides, myself (Alasdair) & Tom lead colourful tours in Georgian/Regency era costumes with a dash of role play & are both historians who deliver an insights with humour about the life & time of Jane Austen & about Bath. We also have other experienced local guides who deliver equally memorable 5 star tripadvisor reviewed tours but without the costumes. Our third guide Adge also runs licensed vehicle for day tours beyond Bath too.

Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site site during a customised tour where every member of your family will receive one-on-one attention. Learn about a wide array of sites and topics such as the Bath Abby, the Roman Baths and Jane Austin’s connection to the city. Along the way you will see wondrous sights such as the Pulteney Bridge. It is one of only four bridges in the entire world which has shops throughout both sides, and the only one in England! Besides learning about the fascinating history of the Roman Baths you will also see the beautiful Thermae Bath Spa, Britain’s only thermal spa. Admiring this stunning modern addition to this historic city may entice you to a dip in their rooftop pool. While this is sadly not included in the tour you are free to admire the views of the Bath skyline after the tour. As all our private tours, this experience can be tailored to your needs and interests!

Bath is one of the most ancient cities in the West of England. Called “Aquae Sulis” after Sulis, the deity that locals used to worship at the time of the Roman conquest, the city became famous into the Empire for its healthy thermal waters – reason why it has been later called Bath. Your friendly local guide will welcome you by one of the Bath’s landmarks – the Gothic Abbey. After a quick introduction to the city history, get ready to move ahead and discover the town. Enter in Queen Square, look at the peculiar architecture of Royal Crescent, pass by the beautiful Pultney Bridge and stop by the astonishing entrance of the Ancient Roman Baths. While enjoying the pleasant walk through the streets and alleys of the historical centre, your guide will tell you stories, curiosities and anecdotes – for instance, did you know that Jane Austen used to live at Royal Crescent? And what about the famous Sally Lunn’s bakery and museum? You can't pass by without having one of those soft buns!