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The views from here are incredible! Journey to the top of Bath Abbey tower to experience a vast panoramic scene of the city, familiar buildings and streets taking on a whole new appearance. This spot is one of my favourites, looking across to the de
Down by the river and those views of beautiful Bath take on a whole new dimension… Honey coloured stonework and slender columns create the perfect focal point for reflecting in the waters below and this spot, nestled between The Empire and Pu
Are you in a reflective mood? Follow along the banks of the River Avon to discover some of Bath’s hidden delights located a short trek from the city. Quirkier and unique, some of these places are surprisingly beautiful compared with the vastn
Abbey Green is one of those wonderful places that you might just stumble upon when visiting Bath. Once part of a larger complex surrounding the Abbey the ‘Green’ origins served into the latter part of the 17th Century as an open natural
Could this be the most perfect place in Bath? With its beautiful meandering canal and stunning natural scenery Sydney Gardens is the one of the best destinations to visit in early spring. The Kennet & Avon canal was routed through the gardens
Take a detour in the centre of Bath and discover magical alleyways that are filled with heaps of atmosphere. By day they are a wonderful place to seek out but by night really come alive often bathed in soft light under evening skies 🤩 . . . . . #bat
Located at the heart of fashionable society the Assembly Rooms were the place to be and to be seen in Georgian Bath. Built in 1771 as a place for music and dancing each of the four internal rooms consisted of expansive places for exclusive events and
Construction of Somerset Place started in 1790 however architect John Eveleigh fell on hard times during the building of the crescent declaring bankruptcy before it could be completed. It wouldn’t be until 1820 when the building project finally
Welcome to Bath where every view is as beautiful as the next 😍 As we head into spring scenes like this will soon be peppered with green foliage from trees and shrubs, gardens will be blooming and blossom aplenty. So during the last (soggy) days of
The Circus is a perfect circle of townhouses split into three equal sections with three entry points. It’s a glorious delight that has all the right curves in all the right places. Architect John Wood the Elder took the concept of a open public
Bath at night is a time that it can feel like you have the entire place to yourself. It’s one of those charming cities that looks equally beautiful by day and in the twilight. Here’s a wonderful place to explore and thankfully it’s
Even when the last light of daytime disappears Bath still manages to dazzle at night and no place is better to wander through at dusk than the hidden alleys and passages around North Parade. Ancient walls absorb the faint glow of lamps and mysterious
Gazing upon Bath from a distance is a wonderful experience. Pick a good spot to reveal a city full of honey coloured buildings that seem to effortlessly arrange themselves along long streets and steep hillsides. The warm glow of the stone under sun
One of Baths more unusual buildings can be discovered on Walcot Street, a skinny single dwelling all on its lonesome. This tall slender property was once the Corn Market headquarters when this area was a hive of trade and industry - To the left sta
Beautiful Bath Abbey basking in winter sunshine, a spectacular piece of architecture which is viewable from all around the city from almost every hillside and vantage point. This is the best time of year for walks on the fringes of the centre, each o
Bath’s beauty increases under a layer of crisp white snow and with a hint of something in the forecast next week we could see scenes like this again soon. The Holburne Museum is a magical destination when the flakes start falling, a carpet of
These are the right kind of winter blues - the gorgeous tones of evening at Pulteney Bridge create a magical atmospheric feeling as street lights appear and houses illuminate windows from within. Take an opportunity to explore the twilight city and y
A white Christmas could be coming this year! Only for a lucky few in the north of the UK though ⛄️ so, if you’re not travelling to the peaks of Scotland for a touch of the crisp white stuff here’s a compilation of winter’s finest s