Top Bath Audio Guides

Explore the breathtaking city of Bath—arguably England’s most beautiful city—from the comfort of an open-top double-decker bus. With your 24-hour pass, witness the city’s grand Georgian architecture and create your own civilized itinerary with multiple stops on two different routes near the Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent, Georgian Garden and more!

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.

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.

This tour is the only Bridgerton tour that visits key filming locations in Bath. The walking tour provides guests with headphones so they can enjoy the music and sounds from the show making it an immersive experience.

This self-guided audio walking tour of Bath will open your eyes to a hidden world of yesteryear. Following the line of the ancient city wall, you'll hear about people who have walked this route before you. They include the Celtic Britons and French Normans, along with the Saxons, Vikings and yes, everyone's favourites, the Romans. Why not 'lend me your ears' for a walk and talk covering 1700 years? You'll hear about: • How the Romans joined two Goddesses together • When one river becomes two • A funny story of a French girl and her secret recipe • Bath’s hidden cathedral • Burial sites beneath Bath Abbey • What remains of the ancient wall and what was thrown from it • The only true hot water springs in Britain • A famous Bath delicacy or two and some ideas of great gifts And so much more!! - so allow 1 -1.5 hours for the walk and more if you visit the Abbey and the Roman Baths.

After 1700 years of history, all contained within its ancient walls, Bath was reborn to become England's premier place of resort. It attracted many of the country’s aristocracy and gentry, but also the not so well-to-do along with them. On this self guided audio tour, you can promenade just as visitors did then, and experience the glamour of high society in Georgian-era Bath. You’ll see architecture that has impressed visitors for 300 years – and by the end, in the words of Jane Austen, you too will be saying, “Oh! Who can ever be tired of Bath?”. You'll hear about: • Lions playing football • Four Kings, all called George • Queen Victoria’s only visit to Bath • Cafes that stand out and shopping suggestions • Something which may seem ‘all Greek to you’ explained • Funny reasons for some of the street names • Hidden meanings from the past carved in the stone

Escape the crowds of the city centre and join me on my favourite scenic stroll through Bath. This walking tour will give you an opportunity to soak up the city’s incredible architecture and meander along the peaceful Kennet and Avon Canal. This walk is ideal for visitors who’d like to see a beautiful, historic side of Bath that’s often missed by tourists. During our walk, you’ll hear the fascinating stories behind Bath’s famous buildings as well as some of its lesser-known corners, including: • Pulteney Bridge • Bath’s longest boulevard, Great Pulteney Street • The Recreation Ground, a famous spot for sports fans • Jane Austen’s house • Sydney Gardens, the place to be seen in the early 1800s This 90-minute walk is predominantly on flat ground with a few steps in places, so is suitable for all ages. On a nice summer’s day, you could take a picnic to enjoy in the park, or purchase some refreshments at the park café.

Join us on an immersive and spine-chilling journey as we reveal the stories lurking within closed pages. Follow in the footsteps of this nameless ghost hunter through the streets of Bath and dance - possibly for your life - to finish the job they started all those years ago. In the 1980s, a young ghost hunter came to Bath at the peak of their career to document all its restless residents. Sadly, their work was never completed due to an untimely and mysterious death. Our only certainty that they existed at all is in the two items they left behind: a folder full of their unfinished research notes, and their Walkman, still loaded with the mixtape they were listening to at the time. We tour in all weather so bring a hooded raincoat if it’s wet, but don’t let that dampen your enthusiasm!