Roman Baths and Bath City Walking Tour
See More
From $24.43
Yay! This item has been added to your cart.
Roman Baths and Bath City Walking Tour
Non-refundable
You will not receive a refund if you cancel. Learn more
2 hours (approx.)
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English
Explore our promoted experiences
Operators have paid Viator more to have their experiences featured here
Overview
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.
- Roman Baths and city walking tour in Bath
- Learn about Bath’s ancient Roman history and Georgian architecture
- Visit the Roman Baths for a glimpse into ancient Roman life
- See the Great Bath, changing rooms, hot springs, and antiquities
- Admire top Bath attractions including the grand Royal Crescent, Pump Rooms, and Circus
- Select a morning or afternoon departure
- Upgrade to include the entrance fee to the Roman Baths
Saved to wishlist!
Book your preferred tour option, and meet your guide in central Bath. Then, set off to explore on foot, learning about the UNESCO-listed city and its architecture on route.
Founded by the Romans as a thermal spa and littered with classical treasures, Bath flourished in the 18th century with the development of its honey-stoned, Georgian architecture.
Admire Pulteney Bridge and Gothic Bath Abbey, the coronation site of England’s first king in 973, and then continue to Bath’s showpiece: the Roman Baths.
Pay the entrance fee (depending on option selected) and tour the stunning, column-lined Great Bath and changing rooms, hot pools, and other facilities, all once used for relaxation and socializing by ancient Romans.
See the hot springs, and view the main artifacts in the museum collections, including the famous Minerva’s Head and inscribed stone tablets.
Next, delve into the historical town center to admire its Georgian architecture. See the Pump Rooms and Upper Assembly Rooms, and walk to the world-famous Royal Crescent. Drink in the sumptuous sweep of this 18th-century terrace, and admire the Circus, a circular-shaped terrace formed from curving segments.
After learning about these architectural masterpieces, your tour finishes in the city center.
Founded by the Romans as a thermal spa and littered with classical treasures, Bath flourished in the 18th century with the development of its honey-stoned, Georgian architecture.
Admire Pulteney Bridge and Gothic Bath Abbey, the coronation site of England’s first king in 973, and then continue to Bath’s showpiece: the Roman Baths.
Pay the entrance fee (depending on option selected) and tour the stunning, column-lined Great Bath and changing rooms, hot pools, and other facilities, all once used for relaxation and socializing by ancient Romans.
See the hot springs, and view the main artifacts in the museum collections, including the famous Minerva’s Head and inscribed stone tablets.
Next, delve into the historical town center to admire its Georgian architecture. See the Pump Rooms and Upper Assembly Rooms, and walk to the world-famous Royal Crescent. Drink in the sumptuous sweep of this 18th-century terrace, and admire the Circus, a circular-shaped terrace formed from curving segments.
After learning about these architectural masterpieces, your tour finishes in the city center.
Traveler Photos
See More
See More
Reviews
Why you are seeing these recommendations
Compare Similar Experiences
Current
Roman Baths and Bath City Walking Tour
2 hours
Free Cancellation
From
$24.43
Why you are seeing these recommendations
Explore Similar Things to Do
City ToursWalking ToursHistorical ToursFull-day ToursWalking & Biking ToursCultural & Theme ToursTours & SightseeingBathCity Tours - South West EnglandWalking Tours - South West EnglandHistorical Tours - South West EnglandFull-day Tours - South West EnglandCategory
Why you are seeing these recommendations
