Bath & The Roman Baths
Bath & The Roman Baths
Bath is that rare city where every corner merits a photograph. Built entirely from the same honey-coloured oolitic limestone, this UNESCO World Heritage Site glows like liquid gold in afternoon light—precisely why the much loved Bridgerton TV show production team chose it as their backdrop.
The Romans discovered Bath’s natural hot springs in 60 AD and created an elaborate temple and bathing complex that still astounds modern visitors. Walking through the Roman Baths museum, where steam rises from 46-degree water that’s flowed continuously for millennia, reveals ancient engineering genius.
Our curated Bath experience begins with the Roman Baths before crowds arrive before elevating your morning at the modern Thermae Bath Spa. Here, you’ll bathe in the same natural thermal waters from a stunning rooftop pool overlooking the city’s Georgian skyline. Following your spa experience, explore Bath Abbey before lunch at Sally Lunn’s, where the bun recipe dates to 1680.
Useful info:
Time needed at destination: Full day minimum
Average travel time: One hour
Nathan and Laura's English tip:
If weather permits, we arrange private punting excursions along the River Avon — a wonderfully civilised way to see Pulteney Bridge while sipping champagne. We can also reserve spa treatments at Thermae Bath Spa in advance.
