Bath: A City of Roman Ruins and Georgian Elegance

The Royal Crescent, one of Bath's most iconic landmarks designed by John Wood the Younger, is a stunning crescent of 30 Georgian houses built between 1767 and 1774, is Bath's most iconic landmark.
The city is renowned for its exquisite Georgian architecture, showcasing the brilliance of design and engineering during the 18th century.
Bath boasts a rich history, with over 5,000 listed buildings that testify to the Roman civilization in Britain.
The Roman Baths Museum and the city's natural hot springs are among its most prominent landmarks.
Recognizing its historical significance, UNESCO designated Bath as a World Heritage Site in 1987. The city's Roman ruins and 18th-century architecture have earned it a place among the most important historical cities in the UK.
The Roman Baths Museum offers a unique experience with an audio guide that provides visitors with insights into the site's history and architecture.
Exploring the museum's exhibits, featuring carefully preserved Roman artifacts such as tombstones and statues, one delves into the city's rich past.